Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
individuals.
Frank Lewis, of New York, is here.
B. Bronson, of Pittsourg, is in the city.
L.C. Stifel left Wednesday night for the
West.
G. L. Mullen, of Washington, Pa, is at
| the Behler
IA Whitehead, of Smithfeld, o., is at
the Stamm.
j. D. Fulmer, of Cleveland, is business
visitor in the city.
MRS. Frank Stanton has returned from a
visit TO Cincinnati.
S. S. Bloch and wife left yesterday after
noon for New York.
George House left yesterday for Pitts
burg, on a business trip.
Thomas Huey, South Side glassworker,
has left for Muncie, Ind.
Lieut.. Col Richard Comba, U. S. A, and
wife are at the Mcclure.
Col. Alexander Campbell, of Bethany,
was in the city yesterday.
CT. Weems, from St Clalrsville, is
registered at the McLure.
Miss Crawford departed yesterday for
Ridgway, Pa, to visit friends
Mrs. John H. Hopp is able to be about
again after a severe attack of grippe.
Miss Helen Caldwell left yesterday for
Bethany, to spend week with friends.
Ben Kraus and Milt Gutman left yester-
day for Chicago, to take In the Worlds
Fair
Miss Clara Morrison. of East Liverpool,
is guest of Miss Ella Doddridge, OF South
Main street.
John Riheldaffer, Hannibal Forbes and
L. Gutman left over the b. u o. yesterday
for Chicago.
O.J. Morrison left for GAINESVILLE, this
morning, in company with the remains OF
Jesse q. Lauck.
Miss Isabelle Henry, of the Island, at
tended the wedding of her brother at Nc
Keesport yesterday.
Charles Douglass, Of the South Side, is
going in few days to Cleveland and De-
trot on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Harriet Colts. of Seventh street,
is very sick. She is the mother Of Fire
man Cots, Of the Vigilant.
VIM. Egerter, an old Wheeling boy, now
located ia Baltimore, IS home visiting his
mother, on Fifteenth street.
STAMM-J. II. Mccoy, Sistersville: n.
Banks, w. T. Lewis, New Martinsvllle;
q. G. l.. Borgess., Fairmont.
Mrs. DR.. John L. Dickey, of Wheeling.
spent Wednesday with friends In this
place Washington Observer.
A. It. Young aud wife left yesterday
morning for Mountain Lake Park, where
they win spend the heated term.
Mrs. E. NJ. Cleudenning, of Kansas City,
who has been visiting in this city the last
month, has returned 10 her home.
Samuel Mathews, formerly secretary of
the Woodward Iron Company. Of Alabama,
is at his nome in North Wheeling.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, of Wheel
ing, has been the guest of friends here for
several days.-M0rgdRtoir Nsl0 Dominion.
BEHLER: JOS Dougherty, Parkersburg;
W. ID. Gates, Derrick City; j. Joyce, Sis
tersYille, and James Jackson, Warrington.
DR.. j. A. Campbell, Of the South Side, is
at Parkersburg. He is treasurer Of the
State Medical Society, now in session
there.
| Miss Alice Caldwell returned yesterday
| from stanton, Va, where she mas been
attending Mrs. J. L. 3. Stuart's School the
past year.
McLURE.-J. J. Jacob. OF Clinton; r. NJ.
Sheets. OF Gsafton; r NJ Grant, Of Nor
eaatawn. RsyS ID. 5. Hammond, of VIII
| Jamestown.
Mrs. Chas. Krsus accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Flora, and sou Ben, left
Yesterday for Milwaukee,. Wis, TO be gone
for several mouths.
Deputy Sheriff Thompson and ]. n. Dan.
| iels. uf Philippi. Barbour county. are in the
CITY. en- route to the penitentiary Al
Moundsville with J. NJ. Jennings, sent NJ
for horse stealing.
George Coleman, John Coleman. OFT
| Werner aud John ENG win compose 9
party who will leave Sunday for Chicago,
| TO take in the sights at the Worlds Fair
| They will be gore several weeks
| WrxDsoR-J- e. Will. SistersrllleS c.
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