Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-18
ABOUT PEOPLE
oauy Chronicle OF this Movement o
individuals

DAILY A4EDAtcAo "a ~%Ae
individuals
McLURE.-H. E. Hayes, Grafton.
WINDsoR.-H. L. Drunin, Cumberland.
Alfred PAUL left yesterday morning for
Chicago.
Col. Jacob Kemplc is in Parkersburg on
business.
Col. w. W. Arnett left FOR Atlantic City
last evening.
George Atkinson is hOms from the
Worlds Fair.
Arch Mofatt leaves to-day for two
weeks trip to the Fair.
Capt. B. B. DOvener left yesterday Ior
ParKersburg on legal business.
Robert McCabe, Jr.. is home from ten
days sojourn az Atlantic City.
Ad. Mas, a popular travelling salesman
from Pittsburg, is at the Behler.
Geo. Adams and wife left over the 3. &
o. Yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Ed Veith, Of the East End, left yes
terdav for Pittsburg 70 visit friends.
JR. Platt will leave to-day to spend two
weeks in Port Jefferson, New YORK
Miss Hattie Emsheimer has returned
from a ten pays visit 70 the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Fannie Speyer left over the b. ~
o. yesterday for Chicago ana the EXposl-
ton.
Prosecuting Attorney Howard and VIE
are back from a two weeks trip 10 Onl-
cggO.
Miss Carrie Yarling has returned to
Kent. o., after visit Win South olue
friends.
DR. ST. Jones and wife left over the
pan Bandle yesterday for Chicago anu
the Fair.
Miss 10 McGarren and Miss Lizzie
Carenbauer are il Chicago visiting the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs Lashley, Of Dunkirk, Indiana, is
visiting Aer sister, Mrs. CarLioI IweAty-
fourth street
Mrs. Michael Lotus and daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Frank kearns, lett yesterday 4Or o0i-
timOre, 70 visit friends
Horrris Horkheimer left over the Fan
Handle Yesterday for PnliadeIphla ana
other points In the East.
II. NJ. Harper, of Wheeling, who has
been in the mountains for some ume' Is II
the city Charleston Gazette
Chief Martin, of the Steubenviue nre
department, was in the city last evening
ana called upon Fire Chief Healy.
MIR. Harden, Of Steubenviue, returned
nome Yesterday, after brief visit with
his daughter, Mrs. a, a. F'ranzheim.
Gen. Hastings returned last night from a
pleasant vacation of several days with ms
parents on the Camp Grounds at Mounds
Vile.
Thomas Deignan and son, Charles, OF
South Jacob street, returned yesterday
from a visit 70 the fishing camps down the
river.
Mrs. yVm. +. Grae5e and daughter, Miss
Nettie. of south Jacob street, have return
cd from q two weeks stay ~ tue great Ex-
position.
DrL. y. Burchiual and family left yes,
terday for Warrington and Oakland ana
other points in West Virginia 10 spend
several weeks.
Mr.. Siegmund Spleser, the well known
East End shoe dealer, was married IaSS
SATURDAY. evening at Pastor Warder's par
lOr, 10 Mrs. Smith.
Martin Neidert, Of McColloch street, who
has been fishing out backot Louisville o.
returned home yesterday with lou OF
large, fresh water turtles.
MIR. George Baird, Of this city, has been
selected as one OF the judges OF the llve
stock department at the Worlds Far.
The compensation is S. per day and ex-
psnses.
Mr.. Crawford Booth and wife, OF Tay-
lor, Texas, accompanied by Mrs. Booths
mother, Mrs. c. Mendel, Of this city, VINO
has been spending the winter with them,
arrived here yesterday.
BEHIER: w, E. McDougle, J. A. Grier,
Parkersburg: Mrs. Willanghley, Manning
ton; J. Holdrcn, Raven Rock; NIL. Wells,
Nellsburg; NJ. A, Buchanan, Bariand; @.
h. Grier, Parkersburg; B. Sweet and wife,
Mi.ler's Run.
Can't. Robert Brouse and sons Of Pleas
ants county, took the c., L. Il w. trainifor
Chicago yesterday. Mr. Browse's wife
and daughters are now at the White City.
Rev. NJ. Summerville, Episcopal minister,
was one of the party.
Miss Lillian Vance, Of Wheeling, and
Miss Helen Buell., Of Marietta, arrived
this afternoon 10 visit Miss EuzaOetn
Thompson. Miss Quinn, OF Chillicothe,
who was TO visit Miss Thomson, is sick and
could not come.-PJrkcrSburgJ Journal.