Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-21

Oany ChrouIels Of the Movements Of
individuals.

Fritz Weimer, of Fulton, is at Chicago.
L. Wilhelm, Of the South Side, is inChi
cago.
J.F. Jones returned from Chicago yes
terday.
Mrs. w. H. Fee returned from Chicago
yesterday.
DR.. J. n. Pipes and wife are homo from
the Worlds Fair.
CT. Weems. of St. ClairsVille, was in
the city yesterday.
Harry Koch, of East Liverpool, is regis
tered at the Behler.
Major Rsa. Staluaker will return from
Chicago this morning.
Joseph BISHOP, the popular East End
saloonist, is very low.
J. w. Rice, CT West Alexander, was at
the Behler yesterday.
The Misses Egerter returned from
visit TO Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Bartlett, Of Warrington, is
visiting South SIDE relatives.
c.. Q. Porter, chief clerk for the c., L. &
w, left yesterday for the Fair.
H. B. Grimm is home from enjoying his
second trip to the Worlds Fair.
n. d. Wright, of the Street Railway
company, is visiting at Chicago.
JIM. Carter and wife, ofSixteenth street,
are home from the Worlds Fair.
VIM. Bayha, of the Wheeling stock
yards, is doing the Worlds Fair.
VIII S. Faris, city editor of the InteVi-
genccr, left for Chicago yesterday.
BEHLER-C. w. Stewart Sistersyille;
G. r. J. Brown, New MartinsVille.
B. Gartner, the popular East Wheeling
butcher, is seeing the Worlds Fair.
Randolph Butts and wife, of East Wheel
ing, are at the Columbian Exposition.
Frank Stanton and family returned yes.
terday from ten days trip to Chicago.
Henry McCIuskey, of Fifteenth street,
will leave to-day for visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. Matte Mclaughlin, of Pittsburg,
IS visiting Mrs. Chas. Sharp, OF Market
street.
Walter Beswick, of the South Side, left
for the Worlds Fair over the G., l.. & w.
yesterday.
August Wiedebusch and August War
neke, members of Council, leave for Chi
cage to-day.
Thomas Stewart, of Toronto o., q popu-
lar young gentleman, was at the Stamm
last evening.
Jacob Schiller, Of South Mccullough
street, will go next Monday to visit the
Worlds Fair
A. ]. Smith. of Kent, o., is a guest at
the Stamm. He is the celebrated cut glass
manufacturer.
Miss loretta Carl, Of South Jacob
street, is recovering from four weeks
painful illness.
Miss Rate Hopkins, of Glover's Cap, is
visiting Miss Annie Tucker, OF South
Chapline street.
Peter Cassell and wife, and w. II. Cas-
sci, of the HlteUigeHccr, returned from
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Daisy Harvey, popular Saleslady
at Geo. K. Stifels, will spend tomorrow
at her home in Ohio.
Miss Annie Thomas, of South Jacob
street, has returned from visit to Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Il. T. Devries, Jr., and Aug Weidebusch
will leave for the Worlds Fair over the
B. 81 o., this morning.
J.W. 2. Crawford and bride returned
yesterday from honeymoon trip to the
Columbian Exposition.
Mr.. Geo Neadhart, who has been taking
ia the sights on the Midway Plaisance, re-
turned home yesterday
Mrs. J. d. Marsh, of the South Side, is
visiting in MOundsyille at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. H. II. Hornbrook.
Mr.. Jno. Carney, of the South Side, and
Mrs. Jno. Bradshaw, of Washington, Pa,
went to E'rostburg, Md, to visit.
BEHLER-R. c. Morgan, Amos; N. G.
Prieskert, Ravenswood; C.. w. Mooney,
Sistersvi!le and JOS Wilson, Grafton.
VIM. Bodley and Ed. O'Donnell re-
turned over the c., L. IL w. yesterday,
from visit to the Chicago Exposition.
Miss Ella McEntee of the East End, is
visiting friends in Pittsburg, and will
leave in few days for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Sarah Burton, of South Jacob
street, is expected TO die at any moment.
This lady is quite well known, and is very
aged
WINpsoR-W. S. Wiley, New Martins
vile; c. N. Robb, Parkersburg; VIM.
Watson, Sistersville, and VIM. Edwards,
Warrington
Col. Robert White, who has been i'll at
the Fcnton Hotel, Mt. Clemens, Mich, for
a month past, is improving, after being
very seriously sick.
Miss Lizzie Brown, the interesting
young lady stenographer and typewriter at
McMechen's factory, is home from visit
to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. James Riddle, Of North Main
street, left Chicago yesterday yesterday,
and stopped to visit friends in GAINESVILLE
for a few days before returning home.
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald, formerly an old
Wheeling resident, who has been living in
Chicago for several years, is visiting her
son-in-law, Mr.. Chas. 7. Sharp, on Mar
ket street.
DR.. Chambers. formerly of Elm Grove,
now located at Florence, Wis, is here on
visit. He says the business depression IN
the iron mining region is something fear
ful, and that times are much worse than
about here.
All. Henderson, the popular 3. & o.
Waterman at the Seventeenth and Wood
street crossing, is home from the Worlds
Fair. Alex says he met young lady there
that took his fancy, and he thinks serious
IL now of matrimony.
Among the Wheelingites who left for the
big Chicago Fair Yesterday, over the b.
& o., were John GoshOru, Lawson Nc
Cue, w. !. List, J. J. Jones and wife,
Samuel Kraft, Miss Rose Rosenberg and
Rev. Mgr. J. T. Sullivan.
Daniel G. Mcvay. formerly Of this city
and later of Washington, ID. C., has re-
turned 10 this city and will remain per-
manently. He has accepted q position
with Kurner & Chew. Mr. McVay will
move his family here soon.
Sheriff John W Dudley, Of Wood coun-
ty. and four guards, H. L. Hopkins, j. +.
Laugbith, @. L. Ditman and Alex. Butler,
all Of Parkersburg, were at the Stamm
last evening. They were en- route from