Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
YOURSELF and FRIENk
WSAAS fi-V 'RR. WHERE THEY HAYS BEEN
Or ARE S-~a{
Brief Mention Of The Movements Of \aiyiduals.
The Exodus Toward Chicago-Suu
Wanderers Returning Homa


The Exodus Toward Chicago-Suhu
Wanderers Returning HOma
The big State Fair is over. Inc
rush for the annex at Chicago may now
be expected. 10 fact 1t has already
started. The departures for the Windy
City during the week were away below
the average. Yesterday the reaction
came. No less than fifty people took
the regular train over the B. & o., and
almost as many more went over the
other roads. Every section in the
sleeper attached TO the $3.50 train
was sold, and there were four per-
sons In many sectioHs. Among those
who left for recreation and sightseeing
were the following: w. w. Whitmyer,
James Dickey, Hugo Loos and daugh-
tiers Bertha and Tillie, s. &. Smith,
Ed. Deville, Chas. j. Elig, Miss Emma
Straub, and Miss Augusta Stump. Col.
Samuel Benton Brubaker will join
party OF friends at Mansfield, o., and
accompany them 10 the Fair. w. c.
Beans, city editor Of the REGISTER,
after seeing the Fair, will 80 TO Den
yer, Col.
All the railroads ere preparing for
heavy passenger business toward chi
cago during the coming week. The
number Of people who have already an
nounced their Intention Of going is un-
WI
leave on Tuesday and Thursday.
The State Fair brought back most Of
the Wheeling sojourners at the noun
tain and seaside resorts, and many IA
miliar faces are again seen on the
streets.
L. S. Stone, OF Philadelphia, is In the
city.
w. c. Dlckman is in Philadelphia on
business.
c. n. Brady, OF Washington, Pa, is
Windsor guest.
VIM. Jones, of Grafton, is a visitor on
the South Side.
f. A. Crager, OF Newark, Is guest
at the st. Charles.
Anton Kolz, Of Wellsburg, Is visiting
South Side friends.
Geo. Beck will leave for four weeks
visit near Sherrard.
Lou Swabacker returned home yester-
day from New York.
John C. Holes, OF Charles Town, is a
guest az the Mcclure.
J. L. Carson, Of New Matamoras, O.,
is guest at the Behler.
G.. A. kupon aud wife, of GAINESVILLE
were at the Windsor yesterday
Deputy Sheriff Geo. 5. Otte is taking
In the sights at the Worlds Fair.
John Kerr, OF the South Side, is home
from business trip to Pittsburg.
Harry P. Camden, Of Parkersburg,
was a Fair visitor during the week.
Willis Watt, Of the South Side, s
home from visit to Terra Haute, Ind.
w. c. Dickman, OF the South Side,
left Friday on an extended Eastern trip.
Henry Bieberson and family leave for
Chicago to-day to see the Worlds Fair.
Chris Viewig and son, Of South Jacob
street, left for the Worlds Fair yester-
day.
Frank Bachmaun, OF the South Side,
is spending three weeks at the Worlds
Fair
Miss Annie Green, of New Mstamo-
ras, o., visited South Side friends yes
terday.
VIM. Sonderman. Of South Jacob
street, left yesterday for a trip to the
country.
Patrick O'Hare, OF Steubenville, O.,
was visiting lis relations on the Island,
last week.
Miss Louisa Rapp, OF Parkersburg, is
the guest of the Misses Merge, OF North
Main street.
John and Thomas Sweeney, Of Elm
Grove, are home from visit to the
Worlds Fair.
VIM. Grove and son, Of South Chap
line street, are home from trip TO the
Worlds Fair.
John and Charles Rennerd, of the
South Side, got home from the Worlds
Fair yesterday.
Chas. Rennard, OF Twenty-iourth
street, has returned from a visit to
South Olive, o.
Andrew Hoelsche, of South Jacob
street, will go to the Worlds Fair this
week for visit.
John NJ. Campbell, Of the Pittsburg
Car Association, of this city. Is at Pitts
burg on business.
Harry McCune salesman for the
Chicago Tea Company, is home from a
visit to Columbus.
ST. CHARLES. NJ. Rirke, Grafton,
James A. Brown, Golfers, and Walter
Brown, Fairmont.
Mrs. Louis Bishoff, OF Forty-third
street, will leave tomorrow for a trip
TO the Worlds Fair.
Miss Laura Mooney, of Allegheny
City, is visiting Mrs. NJ. w. Amick, OF
South Chapline street,
Miss Alice Blowers, charming
lady Of East Wheeling, IS visiting
friends at Woods6eld, o.
VIM. Brooks aud Carl Hamilton, Of
the South Side, will leave for the
Worlds Fair tomorrow.
Mrs. Lou Helms returned TO her
home in SteubenviIe yesterday, after
visit with Island friends.
Miss Lizzie Zimmer,of Twenty-iourth
and Chapline street, is seeing the won
ders at tho Worlds Fair.
Fourth Division b. & o. Engineer
John Lemmons was married recently TO
q Young lady of Ca.Leron.
Hugh Harrison, Of the Island, who
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