Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-14
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.

individuals.
Geo. Smith, Of Bridgeport is in Chicago.
J.F Ruper, Of PIttsburg, is Windsor
guest
In. Stephens. of Martinsville, is at the
Behler,
A. F. wincher and wife left for Chicago
to-day.
Albert Laurence, of st. Clairsville, is in
the city.
H. D. Legar, Of East Liverpool, is at the
Mcclure.
c. C. Brown, of Pittsburg, is a guest at
the Stamm
Bailie Robinson, of Parkersburg, is stop
ping at the Mcclure.
F. w. Furguson, OF Washington, Pa, is
guest at the Behler.
Miss Ada Lysle, of Wellsville, is guest
Of South Side friends.
B. Warrick, OF this city, left for the
Worlds Fair yesterday.
A C.. Darrah is stopping at the Mcclure.
He lives in ST. Clairsville.
Miss Nellie Baum, of Woodsfield, o.,
is visiting South Side friends.
James Handlan, Of Twins South Side
pharmacy, is taking his vacation.
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Pa, is visiting friends in the city.
E. Scaller, mother and sister left over
the B. & D. for the Fair yesterday.
Miss Alice Bowers, of East Wheeling, is
home from visit to Woodsheld, D.
Geo. Jamison and wife, Of Washington,
Pa, were at the st. Charles yesterday.
Peter and Fred Voitle and Will thinner,
South Side young men, left for fishing
trip.
Editor C. B. Hart of the IntelIi0sncer,
left yesterday for Chicago over the b.
81 o.
Chas. r. Refer, the South Side cigar
maker, is ABOUT well after severe sick
ness.
Mrs. Henry BOUCHER, of Steubenville, is
the guest OF Mrs. Edward Joyent, of the
Island.
Roy Garrison, the well known potter Of
the South Side, is home from visit to the
country.
]. A. Ryan, of Wilson & Chspman's
planning mill, is seeing the sights at the
Worlds Fair.
William Kettler and Henry Hackman,
South Siders, got home from the Worlds
Fair yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Underwood, of South
Eoff street, got home from the Worlds
Fair yesterday.
DR.. G. F.. Ulrich, of North Wheeling,
and daughter, Miss Carrie, are visiting at
the Worlds Fair.
John r. Browney and VIM. Hicks, of
North Wheeling, left yesterday for a trip
to the Worlds Fair.
David Girvon and John Albert Of North
Wheeling, left yesterday to visit the fsh-
ing camp up the river.
Miss Louise Rustymeyer and Lester
West, Of the South Side, are home from
visiting the Worlds Fair.
w. c. Garden, of the Logan Drug Com
psny, is home from two weeks OF solid en-
joyment at the Worlds Fair.
Andrew Hare, accompanied by his sis
ters, Misses Sallie and Martha, leave to-
day over the B. 81 o. for Chicago.
DR.. f.. L. Armbrecht, of Benwood, and
Edward Steele, of the South Side, left
yesterday for trip to the Worlds Fair,
WINDSOR: Mrs. w. f. and Miss Ada
Van Kirk, of Grafton; S. B. Hale, New
Martinsvllle, and L. Kimer, Sistersville.
G.. II. Rodeheaver, tollman at the Union
bridge, is little improved in his sickness.
His wife, who is also very i'll, is no better
Walter Marshall, of Marshalps Feed
Store on Market street, was at Fairmont
for several days this week on business
visit.
ST. CHARLEs-H. Joyce, New Cumber-
land; p. NJ. Burke, Grafton; Chas. Hunt
er, WilliamstOwn, and Thomas q. Noble
and wife, Sistersville.
A party consisting of Rev. DR.. Swope,
DR.. Ashman, VIM. Gardner VIM. Vardy
and Joshua Buckley, left yesterday at 2:4O
over the G. l.. & W., for Detroit.
P. B. Dobbins and son Charles, Hon. N.
B. Scott and Col J. A. Miller, were among
those who departed for the Worlds Fair
over the b. & o. yesterday afternoon.
DR.. w. E. Strathers, Cecil Robinson, /,
president of the La Belle Iron Works,
all of the South Side, have gone on
hunting and fishing trip TO Fishing
Greek.
VIII Arant, of South McColloch street.
is home for few days from Massillon, o.,
where he is in the paving business. He
will return soon, as be says business in his
limb is brisk out there.
George Tape, the we'll known South
Side butcher, will go to the Jacktown fair,
where be will enter his fast PAGER in one of
the races. This is the same horse that won
the race at the butchers picnic.
STAMM-Mrs. j. *. Coen and B. Jones,
Of Warrington; j. o. Brooks, Mounds
vile; r. j. Hinde, Huntington; o. NJ.
Buckhannon, Morgantown; M. A.ISmith,
Huntington, ana I. d. Mccoy, Sisters
vile.
William Grafton, who Is general foreman
OF the Wheeling Corrugated Iron Com
pany, and who draws all designs for iron
ceilings, has placed a fine ceilings in the
shoe store of William Ruddicks.-Steuben-
UillC Gazette.
Mrs. w. T. Van Kirk and daughter,
Miss Ada, of Grafton, were at the Windsor
yesterday. Miss Ada comes to attend
Mount DeChantsl seminary and Mrs. Van
Kirk was visiting her brother, Mr.. II. b.
Drabelle, of the REGISTER. Mrs. Van
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