Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-07
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle Of the Movement Of
individuals.

Individuals.
Frank Miller, of the South Side, Is sick.
Mrs. Geo. L. burst viii leave to-day for
the Worlds Fair.
C. w. Wagner, Of Sixteenth street, will
leave to-day for Chicago.
Charles Seybold. of North Main street,
is home from the Worlds Fair.
VIM. B. McMechen and wife started last
Thursday for a trip to Chicago.
Mr.. CT. Wagner and family leave to-
day to take in the Worlds Fair.
j. d. Marsh has a bad attack OF neural
gia. He lives on South Jacob street.
Miss Annie Amos and Mrs. Lazy left by
the c., L. s. W. yesterday for Chicago.
Mrs. n. c. Mooney and daughter. Of
Woodsfeld. o., are guests At the Mcclure.
S. A. Haines, lecturer, Of Indianapolis.
Ind, was registered at the Mcclure yester-
day.
Misses Margaret and Mamie Campbell,
of South Market street, are at the Worlds
Fair.
ST. CHARLEs-A. NJ. Morris, Parkers-
burg, and 5. S. Gravey and sister, Sisters
vile.
Miss Kate Farrell, of Mt. Savage, Md,
is u guest Oh MISS IlOoo 9eAAAhgr " 0SAN@
ChapIine street.
Peter Priddy. the footracer, arrived in
the city last evening. He was accompa-
MED by G. H. Smith.
Miss Ida Becker and Miss Mollie Mills,
of the South Side. will leave next Monday
for the Worlds Fair.
Chas., the son o fCoroner J.. W. Schultz,
will be home from a visit 10 Chicago and
the West this evening.
Miss Lizzie Brown, the interesting young
~steuographer at McMechen's factory, is
guest at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Eva Hayburn, Mrs. Nora Harris
and Mrs. Ida Archibald, South Side ladies,
will 20 to the Worlds Fair to-day.
Alex. Henderson, the accommodating
watchman at the Wood street u. " y.
crossing, is q sightseer at the Worlds
Fair.
Genial Lester Smith, conductor on the
w. 4 z. q. railroad. has purchased a FAST
horse. The animal has a fine record as a
trotter.
Frank Jackson, bookkeeper at McMech-
EMS, is home from a delightful visit TO the
Worlds Fair and from visiting relatives
in Illinois.
Messrs. Frank A. burst, Charles w.
Hennig and Earnest A. Frame leave to-day
on q business trip TO Chicago, 10 DO gone
two weeks.
Henry Haberheld and Joseph Wasmuth,
South Siders, are home frem q ZIP TO
Parkersburg. They purchased q nne morse
while there.
Harry Mubn, formerly Of Coleman's
pharmacy, has accepted a position at
Young's East End drug store. Mr.. Mum
is a very popular young man.
VIM. Dixon, the popular pharmacist OF
Chas. Goetze's drug store, Is home from
New Castle, Pa, completely recovered
from an attack Of typhoid fever.
J.. n. Dubois, Woodland; John Wise,
Sistersville; r. T. Loundes, Clarksburg,
and Jos. Wilson, Parkersburg, are West
Virginians registered at the Windsor.
John Miller, of the South Side. is still at
the Worlds Fair. He has now been gone
three weeks and is having such a delight
full time that it is not known when he Will
return.
Russell Gardner, representative OF the
Pope Manufacturing Company, aud
Charles +. Joy, superintendent OF the Bos-
ton office Of the same firm, were In the
city yesterday.
BEHLER-O. NJ. Koen, Warrington;
Henry Ferguson. Sis~tersville; George
Logesdon and John Hergerwon, Parkers-
burg; VIM. Hawkins and wife, Middle
bourne; H. w. Cunningham, Sistersville,
and j. d. Bartong, Burton.
SEAMM-W. II. Hastings, Warrington;
G.. w. Cooking and wife, Sistersyillei r.
| f. Leslie and Miss Bessie Coen, Manning
ton; +. NJ. Hoffman, Marquis; A. Lancas-
ter and wife, Parkersburg; 5. +. Moloney.
st. Mary's, and T. J.. Hinde, Huntington.
Joseph Ebeling and wife will return
home this evening from a tour Of three
months in the East. Mr.. Ebeling has a
good position at the Wheeling steel works,
Is well known in social circles and is u
genial good fellow. Mrs. Il. 5. Hughes,
his mother, will tender him a reception at
her home in North Benwood this evening.
His bride was a handsome and accom-
rlished young lady Of Charleston, W. Va.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tions.