Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-14
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle of the MoVement oil
Individuals.

OatlY CnEOnlOlO VI bhO
individuals.
Mr.. Fred Wingerter is home from the
Fair. q
DR.. j. H. Pipes has gone to the Worlds
Fair.
MIR. H. L. McKown returned from the
Fair yesterday.
Officers Wilkie and Donovan will return
from Chicago to-day.
Harry V. Ankle, of the REGISTER return
ed yesterday from Chicago.
Mr.. T. Nj. Garvinf returned home from
the Worlds Fair yesterday.
Mr.. William Metz, Of ll04 Main street,
has Just returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Allan Steen, of Forty-hrst street,
who has been very i'll, is much better,
Fred Stathers. of Fortieth and Jacob
streets, is home from the Worlds Fair.
Henry Stuck and Edward Kratz, of the
South Side, will leave to-day for Chicago.
Chief McNlchol and Lieutenant George
w. Gaus returned from Chicago yester-
day.
Frank Evans and Carlisle Knox, OF
T~hirty-tirst street, Will go 10 chicago To-
day.
Miss Mary McCrumm is home after
spending a pleasant soiour at the Worlds
Fair.
w. II. Vance, coal traffic agent Of the
w. & L. E., of Toledo, is registered at the
Mcclure.
VIM. Sharf, formerly of Monongah, this
State, passed through the city to Plttsourg
yesterday.
Geo. L. burst and wife returned home
Yesterday from a three weeks visit TO the
Worlds Fair.
George Speidel, Of South Jacob street,
who has been working in Plttsourg, mas
returned home.
DIR. L. Spragg and wife returned yester-
day from a visit TO the Columbian EXPOSE
tion at Chicago.
Miss Laura G. Neburn returned yester-
day from Chicago, where she has been Tor
q month seeing the Fair.
A daughter of VIM. Shorts, Of the Ma
tional road, is very Ill with scarlet fever.
Her recovery is doubtful.
Henry Remke, of the South Side, who
has been from his work at Behrens branch
store, is able to work again.
Jos. Dudley, Herman Bentz and VIM.
KnoKe, South Side gentlemen, Will leave
IO-udy IOr q "Trip W NhIOeRO'
Mrs. VIM. Ernbody, of Boggs' run, has a
peculiar affection OF the eyes and IL Is
feared her eyesight may be lost.
VIM. Boswell. John Noble and Samuel
Gibbons, all South Siders, are back from a
successful hunt near Moundsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.. Tatum, Of Rich
mond, Va, are visiting their brother,
PEBBLES Tatum, On Fourteenth street.
WINpsoR-W. G. Bevy, Sistersville; j.
L. Davis and wife, Grafton; Mrs. Charles
Powell, Fairmont, and w. D. Boyle, Sis
t~ersville.
x.Councilman Nj. B. Bailey has secured
the agency for the Handley Automatic Fire
Extineuisher, for West Virginia, and ad-
Joining counties in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
d. M. Leonard, Parkersburg; John j.
Walsh, Wellsburg; John Crissinger, New
Cumberland; L. A. Buchanan, Sisters
vile, are guests at the Mcclure from West
Virginia.
Miss Jennie Crane left one day last
week for Wheeling, where she will remain
for some time with DR.. Hattie b. Jones.
She was accompanied by Miss Matte
Adair.-TerrG Alta oracle.
S. S. Bloch, wife and children, Samuel
Rice, Judges Jacob and Boyd, VIM. Alex
ander and daughter, of Bridgeport, Mrs.
Marcus Baer, Morris Jacobs, Walter Hall,
all returned from Chicago yesterday.
SrAMM-F. N. Hayes, Glenville; u. F.
Hedges, Potomac; Miss Ella Moss, Cam
eron; Harry Sedgwick, Salem; J. G. Car
michael, Glen Easton; Spencer Cox and
lady, Loudevllle, and Jas. Sayers, Grafton
BEHLER.-M. L. Wells, Wellsburg; d.
| H. Morey, G. II. Strickliug, +. l.. Hard
man. and Anna Underwood, Middlebourne;
A. y. Vegas, Warrington; .. w. o. Hard
man, Middlebourne; VIM. Sonsar, Man
nington, and L. Hayne, Sistersville.
Hon. b. r. Martin, who has been quite
i'll for some months. left for Wheeling q
few days ago for medical treatment. Mrs.
Martin accompanied him. We learn that
he is much improved and will be able to
return home shortly. -GrdftOn Leader.
Rev. ]. E. Gilbert. d. D., of Washing
ton, d. c., who, as its General Secretary,
is here in the interest of the American So
| ciety OF Religious Education, called at the
editorial roons last night. Rev. Gilbert,
several wears ago, was actively engaged 10
journalistic work. and was at one time city
editor Of the Buffalo IN. W Courier. Mr..
Gilbert is q very pleasant gentleman, and
cherishes the memories of his life when q
newspaper scribe. This experience will
! make him all the more successful as q
preacher. qualifying him in his religious
work to adopt practical means and ideas,
two things which in the theological pro-
fession are much needed.