Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the movements VI
individuals.
Louis Nolte, of South Eoff street, is very
sick.
Miss Annie Lee is i'll at her home on EOff
street.
NJ. Crooks, Of Keyser, is in the Nc
Lure list.
J. A. Ste;nmetz is at the Mcclure, from
Sistersville.
Allan Krlchb baum, from GAINESVILLE, o.,
is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. John Robrecbt arrived from Wash
ington City yesterday.
M.F. Heele, from Charleston, was OF
the Mcclure yesterday.
Stephen Rice is home from business
trip through the State.
Robert A. Ankle, an aged citizen OF For
ty-third street, is very sick.
Robert Crawford, of Fairmont, was in
the city yesterday on business
John Mcmahon, of Sistersyilie, regis
tered al the Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. George D. Giffen and children, are
visiting friends in Cambridge, o.
Robert Porter, OF Twenty-sixth street, is
going to Cleveland for visit soon.
Wm. woodward is in the city. He is at
the Windsor, from Spencer, w. va.
Henry Koch was registered at the Beh-
Ter Yesterday from East Liverpool, y.
William Meyer. of South Jacob street, a
this years graduate at Morgantown, is
home.
Chief McNichd and Lieutenant Gaus
arrived home from Parkersburg, last
evening.
John j. Fuller, proprietor of the Couch
er Hotel, Of Toronto, o., was at the Behler
yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Dickhoff. of Findlay, o., is
visiting George CARTS home, on South
Jacob street.
George Medick, the butcher, of South
Eoff street, will leave tomorrow Tor toe
Worlds Fair.
The wife and family Of Thomas Carr, Of
the Warwick pottery, are at kingwood on
a six weeks visit.
Rev. Herman Hass and wife, Of the
South Side, will leave next Monday for
visit TO Buffalo, n. Y.
Andrew Lantry, of Newark, o., Is at
his parents home on Forty-thlrd street,
suffering from rheumatism.
MISS dtEIIuub DduLuy LiOiu 49,
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Z.
Ambrecht, of South Jacob street.
John White, employed at Notes cigar
factory on the South Side, will leave IN
few days for a visit 10 Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. V. Reilly and Miss
Beulah Smith left yesterday for Chicago,
to take in the sights at the Exposition.
Miss Ella Deyan, popular young lady
of Bellaire, will spend the Fourth visiting
in Wheeling among South Side friends.
BEHLER-C. j. Russell, Sistersville; e.
McDonOugh, Fairmont; John Jones, New
Martinsyille, and Sllas Smith and wife,
Shiloh.
Louis Van Ullom and Abe e. De Roy, OF
Pittsburg, left this city at ~ O'CLOCK TINS
morning for ride on their wheels TO the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Virginia Fountain, OF Moundsyille,
and Miss Edith Thompson, OF Bellaire,
two young society ladies, visited on North
Main street yesterday.
Mrs. Archibald, Of WellsburR, has
moved to the Moundsville campmeetlng
grounds. Mrs. Archibald has many rela-
tives on the South Side.
Thomas Carr, the accommodating gen.
tleman, President Of the Warwick China
Company, Will leave this afternoon for
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Harry Haynes, from Kinsman, o.,
who has been visiting South Side friends,
will leave for her home to-day, accom-
panied by her brother, Harry Strobel.
STAMM-The Misses Lizzie and Ella Dun
levy, Cameron; John G. Palmer, John f.
Jacob and Miss Mary Boyd, Wellsburg;
e.. A. Durham and wife, SistersvilIe; l.. ).
Bambrick, New Cumberland, and Robert
Mccormick. Sistersyille.
Miss Margaret O., Oldham, Of this city,
who has been taking course in physical
culture in Grand Rapids, Michigan, gave
an exhibition of expression ana graceful
statue posing at an entertainment OF lit
erary club in that city recently, which was
highly complimeuted by the local papers.
George w. Miller, late yardmaster Of the
Riverside, who was taken TO the Mercy
Hospital at Pittsburg over two weeks
ago, and was thought By his friends incur
able. has, after remaining in the hospital
two weeks, returned 10 his home feeling
very well but is very weak, caused by
being confined In bed so long
A delegation of young people from Wells
burg stopped yesterday In the city en-
route home, from Moundsville Y. r. S. e.
q. convention. They were the Misses
Anna Bennett, Halle Lauck, Mary Blank
fRsop. Kate Anderson, Dietta Chamber
lain, Mary Boyd, Mary Worthen, Jesse
Kirker. Maud Ersklne, Lizzie Behreus,
Lena Ulrich and Allie Cheeks, and the
Messrs. Chas. Calderwood and John Pal
mer.