Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-26
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.


individuals
R.H. Thompson, of Pittsourg, is here
Platoff Zane left for Chicago, yesterday.
Business in the hotels is rapidly looking
up.
Frank BOwles, of Toronto, is Windsor
guest.
G. S. Guthrie, of Pittsburg, is at the
Mcclure.
George Heard, of Pittsburg, is Wheel
ing visitor.
A.P. Miller, of Columbus, is guest of
the Stamm.
J.B. Dufey, of Washington, Pa, is a
Behler guest.
Daniel steenrod, of St. Clairsville, is a
Stamm guest.
JF. Grassland, of ST. Clairsville, is a
Mcclure guest.
CIR. Conway, of Washington, Pa, is a
ST. Charles guest.
VII. Burns, of Washington, Pa, is
Wheeling visitor.
Harry King, of the South Side, is at
Pittsburg on business.
]. r. Mossgrove, Jr., Of Steubenville' IS
registered at the Stamm.
Flora f. Hull, of Newark, w. Va, Is
registered at the Windsor.
Phillip Cochran, of North Main street.
returned yesterday from the Fair.
Harry Northwood, a big glass dealer OF
EllwOod City, Pa, is city visitor
William Meyers, of South Jacob street,
has returned from the Worlds Fair
Miss Fannie Armstrong, of Greggsville,
w. Va, is visiting relatives on the Island.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of South Jacob
street, who is very sick, is little improved.
George Stamm, proprietor Of the Stamm
Hotel, has gone for visit to Chica, o.
J. w. Kemple, the South Side saIoonist,
is home from business trip to Mounds
vile.
William Salliday end family, of North
Wheeling, returned yesterday from Chi
cago.
Mrs. John Sheekey and sister, Miss Ella
Martin, are visiting friends at Cambridge,
Ohio.
Mr.. Henry Stoetzer and his charming
daughter, Miss Nellie, left over the Pan
Handle for Chicago.
Herman Asmus, of the South Side, re-
turned from Pittsburg on Sunday, where
he had been visiting.
VIM. Otto, manager Of the North
Wheeling glass works, left with MS son
Saturday for the Fair.
Mrs. L. Liuderman, Of Leasureville, well
known in this city, left yesterday Tor
visit TO the old country.
CLYDE o. Dowdell, the popular clerk at
the Mcclure, is home from visit to his
hOma at RarOpsVill6 O.
Anton Ambruster, Of Menkemeller's
South Side pharmacy, left yesterday for
trip TO the Worlds Fair.
Jacob and George Eidmiller and Albert
Koch, of North Wheeling, are at New
Martinsville on coon hunt.
Thomas Spears and Mrs. Jennie Spears,
of the South Side. got home yesterday
from Marion, Ind, and the Worlds Fair.
Bud Butler of the South Side, left for
Sistersvllle yesterday, where he will en-
gage in the hotel and restaurant business.
John T. Crawford, editor OF the Keyser
Herald, is in the city 10 attend the meeting
of the Knights Of the Mystic Chain, TO-
day.
Mrs. Daniel Bowman, Of South Chapline
street, is home from East Liverpool, o.,
where she was called by her daughters
sickness.
George and Miss Catharine Grubb, Mrs.
Charles and Mrs. Jacob HObstetter, all OF
the South Side, left yesterday for visit
TO Marietta.
McLURE-J. H. Fazenbacker, Alexan-
der: Ben Prayer, ParBersburg; j. A.
Ceart, Fairmont, and g. L. Skinner and
wife, Grafton.
Capt. Robert McEldowney and Editor w.
8. Wilen came up last evening from New
Martinsville for the purpose Of attending
the L. S. Court.
At the Vigilant engine house it is said
that the extranan, Albert Sadler, IS 10
wed Miss Kate Epency, of the National
read, in a week or whereabouts.
Miss Phoebe Hobstetter. Miss Clara
Evans and Miss Louise AlbiOger, inter
esting South Side ladies, will visit the
Pittsourg Exposition this week
Mir and Mrs. A. Van Pietersone, OF
Milwaukee, Wis, who have been visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Marsden l.. Colvig, OF
Main street, returned home to-day by the
w. * L. l.. Railway.
ST. CuARLEs-Howard HUFFMAN, Nor
gantown; fancy Willoughy, SlstersvilIe'
w. S. Parker, Parkersburg; Jas. Tazen-
boxer. Alexander; w. Miller, Warrington
and VIM. Jones, Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Williams, OF Boston
returning from the Worlds Fair, stopped
over at Wheeling, visiting Miss Matte
linn. Mrs. Williams was formerly Miss
Ella r. linn, OF this city. They laft yes
terday for the East
Mr.. Robert Martin, wife aHd two chill
dren, from Wurtemberg, Germany, ar
rived here yesterday to visit their relations,
the Stifel family. From here they will
visit the Worlds Fair and several other
prominent points in this country.
Herbert HRrrell, the accommodating
pharmacist at Ebehng's South Side store,
left for Philadelphia yesterday TO COM
plete his course in pharmacy. L. z. Sea
bright, of Sherrard, has taken his place,
and he will be found an accommodating
gentleman.
WINDSOR: Mrs. Jennie Edwards, A. W.
Pritchard. Warrington; Robert NJ. NOEL
dowDey, w. s. Wiley, NJ. A. Brast, New
MartInsville: ". G. Kohl, James Wilson,
Sistersville; Charles E. Wells, Glover's
Gap; J. J. Anderson, E. r. Prince, Par
kersburg; Daniel Sherrsrd, West Union.
STANrM-W. b. Allen, West Union B. B.
Newman, Proctor; J. NJ Z. Boggs, Clarks-
burg: J. n. Rose and wife, Piedmont; j.
n. NIcClary, Sistersville; T. +. Koen, the
Misses Bessie aud Flora, aud Homer r.
Keen, Warrington; J. w. Sandes, Wise;
J. a. Suite ana wife, Weston; Z. +. Snod
grass, Tariff, and Asbury Lewis, Spencer
BgHLER-A. ". Pritchard, Manning
Toni. H. Mooney, Middlebourue; d. Ais
wald. Proctor: s. G. Kilgore, S. G. Lowe,
C. A. Davis, Warrington; Q. +. Phillips,
New Martinsville; D. H. Mooney, Grafton
b. G. Bridgemsn, New Martinsville; ID. H.
Cox. New Martinsville; Jas. Summerville,
Maggie Howard Milton, Warrington, aud
A. j. Anderson and Silas Henderson,
Wick.