Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
ABOUT PEoPLE
DAILY chronicie of the Movement of
individuals.

individuals.
George Heard and son are in the city.
VIII Mendel has returned from a visit
to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Horkheimer Will re-
turn to-day from Chicago.
CIR. Tracy, manager of the Western
Union, is back from Chicago.
A. j. Clarke, Esq, returned Yesterday
from a visit to Chicago and the Far.
WI. Lukens, of the firm Of Lukens &
Higgins, is IN the East on business.
Peter Erb and Henry Rehm are doing
the sights,at the Chicago Exposition.
Edward Wagner, OF South Main street,
will leave tomorrow for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Tessis Falloure, Of Eighteenth
street, left yesterday for the Worlds Fair
Mrs. VIII Fee, of South Main street. re-
turned yesterday from visit to Chicago
Mrs. James Riddle, of North Main
street, is visiting friends at Lancaster,
Ind.
Miss Lizzie Counihan, OF the East End,
has returned from a visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Patrick Howley and Michael Gallagher,
South Siders, ara home from the World's
Fair
Mrs. John Kemple, of Twenty-fourth
street, Is visiting friends at Proctor, TINS
State.
Harvey Taylor. of Thirty-ninth street,
left yesterday afternoon for visit to Gin
cinnati.
Samuel Hensen and W. H. Doll, young
men of Knoxville, Tenn, are guests at the
Mcclure.
James Neal left last night for Taylor,
Texas, for hunting trip and general re-
creation.
Col. VIM. Mex. Day writes home that
he is enjoying the Worlds Fair I'M
mensely.
Harry Bowers, of South Jacob street,
has gone to the Worlds Fair for TWO
weeks trip.
VIM. H. Tucker, superintendent OF the
street car barns, is home from VlslG 10
the Worlds Fair.
Otto Werner. the popular South Side
barber is home from a successful hunt
near St. Clairsville
w. Nj. o. Dawson, Of Kingwood, W. Va,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Lucy Kebhart, Of South JACOB
street, will start tomorrow to visit her
brother near Cleveland.
John NJ. Leod. j. N. Leonard, e. G..
Philip and JAS Lane, Of Washington,
Pa, are guests st the Behler.
Ex-Mayor c. w. Seabright arrived home
yesterday, after spending twenty-1our
hours on the trip from Chicago.
Mrs. JOS H. McArdle, of Cleveland, o.,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
G.. Miller, of South Chapline street.
Mr.. MikelAgnic, the North Wheeling sa-
loon keeper, returned home yesterday from
Piedmont, w. Va, and Ashland, Ky.
Andrew Habig has returned from his va
cation, spent in Ohio, and has resumed his
work with the Globe and Chicago Tea
Company.
A child of Officer Joseph Fitzgerald is
quite sick. Officer Carney took Mr.. tit2-
gerald's place last night on the South
Side beat.
Mrs. B. Horkheimer has returned from
Chicago, where she spent several weeks al
the Exposition. Mr.. Horkheimer, who ac-
companied her, left for Denver.
Mrs. T. S. Birch and daughter, Miss
Carrie, and son Louis, OF Hartford, Conn,
who have been the guests Of Mrs. Henry
Speyer, left for their home yesterday.
BEHLER-J. p. Minear, st. Mary's; e..
Holland, wife and daughter, Grape Island; ;
G. p. Hopkins, Chris Landing and W: F..
Henk, Sistersville; William b. Sim, Man
nington, and w. A. Harrison, Sistersville
STAMM-H. L. Alexander and Thomas
Smiley, Charleston; George B. Stocking,
Sistersville; Mrs. Duben, Moundsville;
Mrs. Brown, son and daughter Morgan
town; Mrs A j. Wilkinson, Grafton; j.
d. Ham, SistersYille, and +. Garrett
Center
ST. CuARLEs-A. G. Gleader, Hunting
ton; j. w. Mays, Slstersville; Samuel
Pipes, Potomac; NJ. j. Gray, Ltttleton; j.
J. Stewart, Anthem; +. j. Kiser and wife,
New Martinsvlle; j. w. Kree and Daniel
Taught, Warrington; j. w. Hagerty and
wife, Pennington.