Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-26

Pa, are guests OF relatives here.
j. 3. Mckee left yesterday for Middle
town, o., on fishing expedition.
Bert Hazlett of New York, is guest OF
his parents on North Main street.
E. Wells and daughter, Of Wellsourg,
were at the Stamm Hotel yesterday.
Nile Ford Of South Jacob street has
gone for visit to Lake Chautauqua.
John G. Hoffman, Sr., left over the B.
& o. yesterday for the Worlds Far.
VIM. Sunderman, of South Jacob street,
will leave for the Worlds Fair to-day.
RI. Hyndman, prominent iron man OF
Cincinnati, is registered at the Mcclure.
Rev. c. H. Mead, d. D., of the Silver
Lake Quartette, was in the city yesterday.
Geo. thinner, the popular South Side
barber, is visiting friends in Moundsvllle.
10. Burns and George G. Blake, OF
Moundsville, are guests at the o'auli
Hotel
VIC. Armbrecht. the South Side phar-
macist, is able to be about after an attacK
Of fever.
Miss Annie Baum, teacher at the Eighth
ward school, is convalescent, after a pro-
tracted illness.
Louis Strsztman. of the Bill Nye Fish
ing club, caught frog weighing pounds
few days ago.
VIM. Hughes and sister, Miss Ellie, of
South Wood street, started yesterday Tor
the Worlds Fair.
Howard Hastings and Frank cay, OF the
South Side have gone TO MoundsVlIle camp
grounds for visit.
| John Schaffer and wife have gone to
their home in Fostoria, o., after visiting
South Side friends.
Miss Elizabeth Shields, Of st. Cloud,
MINI. is a guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Marga-
ret Reilly, on Main street.
John j. Reilly and Joseph Heating will
leave to night for Chicago, where they
will visit the Worlds Fair.
Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker left yesterday for
Mercer county, TO attend the DlstrlcV COn-
ference by the Nj. E. church.
Louis Bishoff and Christ Wolf, OF the
South Side, are visitors at the Bill Nye
Fishing club down the river
VIM. Knoke. of the South Side, is visit
ing the South Side Fishing Cluo. Clyoe
Knox is visiting the Bill Nye Club.
Mrs. c. H. Tracy, Of the South Side,
left Yesterday for Mountain Lake PARK
and other points in the mountains.
WIN. Nolte, OF South Chapline street,
will be home to-day from the German set
Element down the river-Ratzoach.
St. Charles-E. D. McCaudless and w.
6. Marion, Sistersville: 5. s. Speer,
Keyser, e. P. Flemming, Cameron.
George Griesinger, Robert Hill, James
Cow, and b. w. Mettenberger, Steuoen-
Vile, were at the Behler Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hobbs and grand
children leave to-day for Cleveland, where
they will remain for an indefinite period
BEHLER:-A. J. Russell, Sistersville; A.
Contrite. Parkersburg; g. T. Lowman,
Wellsburg, and WIN. Jones, Sistersvllle
William Hague of Young's East End
nbarmacv. is spending two weeks vaca-
ton at GAINESVILLE, o., accompanied by his
wife.
Miss Bessie Shower, Of Fetterman, w.
Va who has been visiting Miss Tillie
Beckendorf, Of South Jacob street, mas re-
turned to her home.
Major Alonzo Loring and daughter Mrs.
Charles ]. Milton, and Miss Mamie Patter-
son have returned from a months VISIT 70
the Chicago Exposition.
Rev. c. NJ. Afford and wife, accompanied
by Miss Mildred Morrell, all OF the South
Side, will leave in few days 1or
months stay in Chicago.
Mr.. Louis Frobe left Tuesday morning
for Chicago to view the Worlds FAIR.
From there he will go TO Mt. Clemens,
Mich He will DO gone a month.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. James, OF Uhrichs-
Vile, O., leave to-day for a visit IN Wheel
ing. after a brief stay with o. NJ. Temple,
on North avenue.-Wdshington Reporter.
wa. Sonderman of the South Side will
leave to-day for the Worlds Fair. Re-
turning, be will visit Toledo and Detroit
and return home by the way OF Canal
Dover.
The Misses Kate McGrail, Lena Long,
Della Murphy and her sister May, all pop
ular South Side ladies, will visit the Gen.
trial Garden club in camp up the river To-
morrow.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell, OF Wheeling, and
attorney F. L. Blackmsrr, Of Sistersville,
were here to-day on legal matters concern
ing an oil case in which both are inter-
Notwithstanding Sentinel.
Mrs. w. E. Playter, of Chapline street,
left Yesterday for Toronto, Ont, to visit
friends. Mrs. S. o. Boyce accompanied
her 10 Pittsburg, where she will be the
guest Of relatives for short time.
Charles Okel, foreman at John Miller's
South Side cigar factory, and John Koch
Ter. foreman at Beltz & Flading's plaBing
mill, will leave to-day for the Worlds
Fair. They will also visit the city OF Cleve-
land before their return.
Chas. DesIeriok and VIM. Honacker,
South Siders, members Of the Spike Island
fishing club, in camp yesterday caught a
mud catfish weighing thirty-two pounds.
The fish has been brought TO the South
Side, where it viii be served up as lunch.
CLYDE S. Ford, son Of DR.. II. T. Ford
of the South side. is home for bis vacation
He mas been in attendance at the New
York College Of Medicine ana surgery ior
two Years. Mr.. Ford will take in the
Worlds Fair and then return to the col