Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
Individuals

Individuals.
Mrs. John Roemer, of the South Sid
is very sick.
JIM. Scott left yesterday for q trip to
New York City.
Frank Caldwell has gone for business
trip to Philadelphia
Attorney w. p. Hubbard left yesterday
for visit TO Chicago.
Mrs. Eoff, Of Moundsville, is visiting her
| son on the South Side.
George Balzer, of Tenth street, is homo
from the Worlds Fair.
Thos. Wright started for visit TO Chi :
cago by the Panhandle.
Edward Wagner, the South Side mer-
chant, has gone to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Wanetta Bowers, Of Mt Pleasant,
o., is visiting friends on the South Side.
MIR. Edward Metz and Isadere Metz left
for Chicago, to be gone about two weeks.
A. P. Tallman, of Bellaire. took the
Panhandle yesterday en- route to Chi
cago.
Mrs. VIM. Hogan, Of Warnock Station, is
visiting John Miles, OF Twenty-second
street.
John Cummins, the popular B. & o. en-
gineer, returned yesterday from visit 10
Chicago.
HI. Walther and John Pracht, South
Side gentlemen, started yesterday for a
trip to Chicago.
Miss Sallie Wigginton, Of Fairmont, 10
the guest OF Mrs. Edward Bonenberger,
on South Main street
Louis Boweman who has been visiting
South Side friends, returned last night
to his home at Sistersville.
Misses Nettie Meyers. Mamie Smith
and Maggie Campbell leave tomorrow for
Chicago TO attend the Fair.
Miss Ella futile, Of South Market street,
is home from a Western visit, and saw the
sights at the Worlds Fair.
John Ferguson, watchman Of the B. &
O., at Eoff and Thirtvsecond streets Is
home from visit 10 Chicago
Officer James A. Driller, who is confined
at the City Hospital, as the result Of an
operation, is not improving rapidly.
Frank Harris, of John Heyth e. Bro,
Philadelphia, is in the city seeing the ply
sicisns and druggists with his speclalties.
Mrs. Blake and Miss Mary Stanford, Of
Moundsville, who visited Miss Carrie
Beier, Of Thirty rst street. have returned
home.
Mrs. J. U. Kemple, OF Twenty fourth
and Market streets, who had been visiting
at Sistersville, arrived home yesterday
evening.
Frank Moore and sister, Miss Annie, Of
GAINESVILLE, o., who have been visiting
Mrs Charles Menkemeller, OF South Mar
ket street, returned home yesterday.
John L. Smith, of Upshur county, who
a Il
r. Manley, of the South Side, returned
10 his home at Buckhannon yesterday.
Mrs. Gen. j. w. St. Clair and family, Of
Fayette, were guests at the Adelphi in the
city on Sunday, en- route 10 the Worlds
Fair They were chaperoned by Maj. Ran
Stalnaker, of Wheeling, who will accom-
pany them TO the White Clty.-HuntingtOB
Advertiser.
SrAMM: q. T. Hedges, Potomac; II.
Douglass, Ripley's Ledge; John Krats,
Wellsburg; J. H. Flanagan, Grafton; c..
w. Hennig and wife, Mrs. DR.. J. X. Nc.
Allison, and Miss Name Hainsworth,
Buckhannon, +. A. Bennett, Miss rierney
and Miss Lutz, Weston; and Mrs. Z. l..
Ruse, Charleston.
ST. CHARLES: B. B. Hesling, Fairmont;
Chas. Davis, Grafton, ana A. h. Askin,
Sistersville.
WNDsoR-Mrs. D. r. ]. Davis, Cam
eron.
D. Iseman, Of Washington, Pa, is q
guest at the Windsor
BEHLER-Ernest Schafer and G. Schaub,
Hartford City; 4. L. Robinson. Littletou;
J. F. Moore. Reneva; Jacob KOrtz. New
Martinsville, and Mrs. a. L. Hughes,
Charleston.
ID. Dugan, Mrs. J. II. Hudson aud
Mrs Gibbs. Of Washington, Pa, are reg
istered at the Behler.
H.B. Sherrard, Of Steubenville, was in
the city yesterday.
il. Stewart, Of Warrington, is a Nc
Lure guest
G. Clinton Gardner, OF Parkersburg, is
registered az the Mcclure.
John J. Jacob, Of Clinton, W. v, IS q
guest at the Mcclure Hotel.
Newton Fowler, Of Pittsburg, was in the
! city yesterday.