Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02

Daily Chronicle Of the Movement Of
Individuals

Mrs James Reed left yesterday after
noon for Chicago.
Edmund Roller will leave Saturday for
the Worlds Fair.
John Rice is home from fishing expedi-
ton near Darlington.
Henry Faris, of the Pittsburg Post, Is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Mamie Montgomery is a guest OF
New Cumberland friends.
Mrs. L. Emsheimer is spending few
weeks at Bedford Springs.
George Yahn will return to-day from
the Lone Star fishing camp.
Chas. Douglass will leave to-day for New
Martinsville, TO visit friends.
Judge Thayer Melvin left yesterday al
ternoon for New Cumberland.
Cbas. Hydineer, of Forty-third street,
will leave to-day for the Fair.
Will r. Rice has returned from visit OF
a few days to Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Mamie Hobbs has returned from
visit to friends al independence, Ia
Wheeler H. Bachman has returned from
a weeks visit to Mountain Lake PARK
Henry Thallmau, of the North End re-
turned yesterday from the Worlds Fair
BYRON Cracraft has returned from a
visit to his former home at Waynesourg,
Pa
John Dolau, of Roney's Point, formerly
of the Eighth ward, was IN town yester-
day.
prof J. M. Hammond and wife are TAX
inn in the sights at the Chicago EXPOSE
I tion.
Henry Neuhart and A. Guimar left over
the B. & o. yesterday afternoon Tor Chi
4P Theirs. Of the W. & L. E. office
force is in Chicago dong the Worlds
Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. H. X. Schubach left over
Pan Handle yesterday for the worlds
Fair.
c. F. Dickinson returned yesterday
from brief sojourn at Mountain Lake
Park.
Joseph Jacobs has returned from the
Milwaukee funniest and the Worlds
Fair.
j. Willis White, Of House &c Herrmann's
force will leave next week for the Worlds
Fair.
Rev. DR.. Trey, pastor of the Baptist
Church, left yesterday morning for Pitts
burg.
II. E. Weisgerber returned yesterday
from Canton, Ohio, accompanied by his
family.
Hon. Frank Stewart and DR.. Walton re-
turned to New Cumberland yesterday al
ternoon.
Prof John Mullen is in the city, ar
ranging for the opening OF his dancing
academy.
p. j. O'Brien, who has been i'll at his
home on South Jacob street, is improving
! in health.
Miss May Clater of the Island, is spend
| ing a few weeks at the MoundsvllIe camp
| Grounds
Henry Pracht of Coleman's South Side
pharmacy, is spending his vacation at
Cameron.
Richard Lazy, who has been visiting
relatives in Cincinnati, o., returned nome
yesterday.
TT Hutchinson and wife will leave TO-
day for Mountain Lake Park 10 spend a
few weeks.
Mrs. E. Guenther, of the East End, has
returned from visit to friends in New
York State.
Ri Dolan and wife, of the South Side,
will leave to-day for Woodsfield, o., TO
visit friends.
MIR and Mrs. B. Bach, of Twentieth
street, will leave next Monday for Chicago
and the Fair.
Mrs. s. E. Graham has retu rned to her
home in Lynchburg, Pa, after visit VII
relatives here.
EN-. Gross and E. L. Cool, of this city,
have gone on vacation TO visit friends IN
Meadville, Pa.
Miss Lou Evans, of South Chapline
street, left yesterday to visit friends In
McKeesport, Pa.
VIM. @. Smith left yesterday afternoon
for the Marx Twain fishing camp al
Crebbe's landing.
Mrs. Harry Csllendine, Of this city, is
visiting at the residence Of Mr.. j. l.. Jud-
soc, Washington, Pa.
Joseph Klapheck. Mart Kennedy and
Ed Frank left yesterday over the B. q o.
for the big Exposition.
1t. Walker, who has been working for
Beltz & Flading. left yesterday for Flush
ing, Ohio, on a vacation.
Mcclure Mason. who has been spending
q month with his parents at Albright, re-
turned to the city Monday.
Miss Agnes Joyce, one Of the salesladies
| a
short vacation in the South.
Fred. ]. Christmyer. proprietor Of Aul's
Central Hotel, Parkersburg, was guest
| of the ST. Charles yesterday.
Rabbi B. A. Bonnheim. OF the Jewish
Synagogue, has returned from the WORLDS
Fair, accompanied by his family.
Miss Duffy, of Allegheny, who has been
visiting Miss Iona Higgins on Thlrty-thlro
street, returned TO her home Sunday.
r. E. Schubart the Market street
ieweler, presented each OF his clerks WIFI
World'sFair souvenir handkerchiefs.
John ]. Dupps, Of Cincinnati, represent
ing the Butchers Supply Co, is guest OF
Charles berg Of the South Side.
Miss McKennon, OF Wheeling, who has
been the guest OF Mrs Tom Freeman, re-
turned home Saturday. Toronto Tribune.
Miss Julia Clark, clerk at the Globe and
Chicago Tea House, has returned from Q
weeks visit to her home in Moundsuille.
John Wright, ST., and daughter, Mrs
Cecil Robinson, left yesterday for Pennsyl
vauia 10 spend few weeks with relatives
Hon. B. l.. Butcher, Of Fairmont, ex
State Superintendent of Free Schools, was
a prominent arrival at the Mcclure yester'
day.
Geo. D. Maxwell, Of the South Side, lett
on the c.. L. 81 w. yesterday afternoon, FOL
Canal Dover and other points in Northern
Ohio.
Morris Horkheimer left over the Pan
Handle yesterday afternoon for business
visit 10 New York and other Eastern
cities.
DR.. W. E. Stathers, Of South Jacob
street, will leave to-day over the b; & "
for Chicago, where he will join ms sor
James.
Miss Lola Medley, Miss See Fultenstein
and Mrs. w. J. Cook Of Chapilne street,