Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.
J.F. Young, Of Pittsburg, is here.
s. ~ Brubaker is back from Chicago
trip.
Paul Prayer, Of Parkersburg, is at the
MCLure.
L. NJ Marcus, Of Philadelphia, is a
Wheeling visitor.
+. w. Whay, of Washington, Pa, is
guest at the Windsor.
b. ID. N0rthurap, Of Washington, Pa, is
q guest of the Behler.
John Wolfe, Of 1854 Wood street, is home
from visit 10 the country.
George A. King, Of Washington, D. c.,
is registered az the Mcclure.
Kiuian Bader, of the firm OF Bader &
MaUer. is back from Chicago.
@. o. Smith and son William have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair.
Supt Of the Water Works Geo. Varney
and wife have returned from Chicago.
DR.. r. NJ. Baird and wife got home yes
terday after visiting the Worlds Fair.
John Lutz and wife started to see the
sights at the Columbian Exposition yestcr-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dudley, Of South
EoH street, are home fsom visit to the
bic Fair
The wife Of King Beatty, the popular B.
& o. switch tender, is visiting friends AZ
LittletOn.
Chris Hess and wife, Of North Main
street. started yesterday to visit the
Worlds Fair.
R.H.D Willis, the we'll known coal
dealer of this city, left yesterday for Park
ersbUrg on business.
John Hoffman, Jr., and two children left
Yesterday afternoon, over the Z. l.. * W.,
for visit 10 Chicago.
Mrs. Steuruagle. Mrs. Yorn, Mrs. West
and Mrs Mitch, ladies from PittsOurg, are
visiting Mrs. Mitch, Of South ChapiIne
street
Frank Ross, passenger car inspector OF
the b. & o., got home yesterday, after
visit 10 his mother at Garrett Station,
". Va.
VIM. A. Clair. Of Pitsburg, a window
glass worker, was guest yesterday OF
Ii. = Agnew, the popular letter carrier OF
the South Side
Tht vel. known South Side gentlemen,
q. w. Hannah, .. u. Miller aud Frank
Bew, will leave this morning for q trip 10
the Worlds Fair.
NIGHT Baggagemaster Edward Hogan
and Night YardmasJer Joshua Elliott
both of the B. * o., leave soon for visit
70 the Worlds Fair.
SrANN-Frank Morrison, Marion; G. F..
| Lancaster, Glenn EsstOn; E. NJ. McPee6,
N0Uudsvile; j. =. Robinson, Warrington,
and VIM. II. Nave, Bethany,
Windsor: E. ". Sommerviue, Mason,
Mr.. ana Mrs s. Howard, Petersburg;
| O.. III. UmstCad, New Martinsyille, and
Judge L. Stealey, ParSersburg.
BEHLER-Rob't Stafford, Warrington;
| Il. n. Carter, Waverly; +. II. Gillen ana
/ A. 3. Smith, Warrington; A. COntrite,
! ParkersbUrg, and James jackson, Sisters
Vile
Marcus Baer and Aaron Bloch will
leave this morning for a trip to the Worlds
| Fair. Morris HOrkheimer and Henry
/ Baer will start 70 the Far about the mid
| lie Of the week.
Councilman p. f. Farrell is back from
/ Syracuse, y. Y, where be has been al
! work for the past seven weeks, painting
/ street cars. Mr.. Farrell likes the city and
may possibly return in a short time.
W.. c. Meyer, Of Sharps6urg, Pa, agent
! FOR the Detroit, Mich, firm, which sold
| the new Seagrave ladders 70 the Hook and
| Ladder Company, will be in the city to-
| day. Ii will be remembered that the lad
| ders did not ft the wagon on which they
were 10 be hauled. This gentleman will
endeaYor TO remedy this defect.
A very hurried comparison win demon
strate TO you that the Daily and Sunday
Register Is she best local and telographic
paper published in wheeling. IS cents
per week, delivered 90 any part OF the
city and surrounding neighbOraood-
II Tou wish 90 have the best Ivcal and
] teloEraphic paper la the city lets be your
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