Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily chronicle OF the Movements of
InlIHidnalE.


registered at the Mcclure.
Thomas Bruster left via the c., L. &
W.. yesterday for Chicago.
]. c. Reynolds. Of Freeport, o., is a
guest at the Hotel Windsor.
Chas. Hissley, Is. s o. car inspector,
is home from the Worlds Fair.
Harrick Herickt OF Washington, Pa,
is guest ofs:South Side friends.
John Dudley, of this place, will visit
Steuhenyille, his old home, to-day.
Chief Of the Fire Department Frank
Healy. is expected home, Wednesday.
e. w. Talbot and Charles Winters,
Of Sistersvlle, are guests at the Wind
sor.
Miss Gertrude Baldwin, of Fourteenth
street, is spending the day at Clarlng-
ton.
WIyDsoR-L. A. Brenneman, Sisters
vile and j. w. Dubois and son, Wood
land.
Mrs. Nettle Meyer. of South McCul-
Tough street, is visiting Pittsburg
friends.
Mrs.B. Albinger, of Thirty-frst street,
will leave to-day for visit to Allegheny
friends.
Miss Alice Brown, of Fifteenth
street, left yesterday to visit friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas BARLEY, Of the South
Side, is visiting her son Lawrence, Of
Pittsburg.
Mrs. w. A. Bammerlin has returned
home from a visit to her parents in Co
lunbus, o.
Miss Maggie Hurney, Of Plttsburg, is
the guest of Miss Julia Burke, OF the
South Side.
Fred Hlldebrlcht, Of South Wood
street, will leave to-day for a visit TO
the country.
Mrs. Charles Reguler, who has been
visiting friends in Pittsburg, will return
home to-day.
Jerry Mitchell, of Bsnwood, we'll
known citizen, has gone to New Haven,
Conn, to work.
Mrs. VIM. II. Scbosnlan, Of Thirty
eighth street, left yesterday for visit
TO Moundsvllle.
Rev. f. N. Lynch left for his new
field last Friday. lie will be stationed
at Huntington.
Harry Bennett, OF the Wheeling Mold
Company, is back from a visit to his
home at Wellsburg.
John L. Miller, of the South Side, got
home Yesterday from 8 three weeks trip
to the Worlds Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Merkle, Of Short
Creek, are guests of Mrs. Louis Bishotf,
Of Forty-third street.
II. f. Bachmann, OF the South Side,
is home from a business trip to CleVe-
land and through Ohio.
Mrs. Miller and daughter, Miss Liz
zie, of Beech Bottom, were in the city
calling on friends yesterday.
Chas. Zuergens, of Thirty-ninth
street, has gone to the interior OF the
State for few months visit.
Mrs. Annie Balzer, of Pittsburg, will
be in the city to-day, a guest OF Frank
Alblnger. Of Thirty-frst street.
Joseph Vogler is enroute to SardIs,
and is stopping at the residence OF Mrs.
w. Hoburg, South Jacob street.
Mrs. Lulu DotsOn, of Greenwood,
this State, is visiting her brother, Il.
Il. O'Donnell, Of the South Side.
c. o. Cunningham, OF the South Side,
will visit Powhstan to-day. They say
Mr.. Cunningham is soon to be married.
Burnie Kraus, Bernard Gundling, and
Gabe Emsheimer, returned home yes
terdsy afternoon from the Worlds Fair.
George Neidhart, the well-known
bookkeeper of Barnes 81 McGregor,
left yesterday TO take In the Worlds
Fair.
George D. Campbell, Of Mt. Carroll,
Ills. who has been visiting Judge Jor-
dan, of Elm Grove, has returned to his
home.
Tom and John Rullney came down
from Washington yesterday to spend
Sunday with their parents at Elm
Grove.
Miss Emily Dlnsmore, of Fernwood,
O., who has been visiting Miss Margaret
Wells, Of Fourteenth street, has return
ed home.
James Herbert, Of Written, and JOS
Whitton with Mrs. Ruth, Of the same
place, took the c., L. & W., yesterday
for Chicago
Mr.. Thomas Thompson, Of the REG
lister press room, returned home yes
terday from three weeks visit TO the
Worlds Fair.
ST. CHARLES "A. w. We Upright,
Sistersvile; A. w. Shook, Grafton; j.
r. Dawson, Parkersburg, and Lawrence
Dagnell, SiStersVille.
Mrs. George Nicklin, OF Plqua, o.,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIM. McElroy, of South Eoff street, has
returned to her home.
Charles F. Schultze, son Of the Squire
Of the South Side, got home late last
evening from . pleasant visit to the
West and the Worlds Fair.
DIR. J. G. Walden, Of the South Side,
cot home Yesterday from months
bridal tour. Cleveland and the lakes
were the objective points.
John Kerr, the popular gentleman OF
the firm of Kerr Il Coon, OF the South
Side, left yesterday evening for Pitts
burg 10 see his daughter May.
DR.. L. B. Clark and Herman Kreut-
ger. two Of the best known citizens OF
Fulton, are home from a hunting trip
in Pennsylvania. They got one squir-
rel.
p =. Porter, of Baltimore, brother
of II. b. Porter, South Side saloonist,
left Yesterday for his home. Mr.. Porter
had not seen his brother for twenty