Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement o.
Individuals.

Individuals.
Miss Ida Mossburg is guest Of friends
in Pittsburg.
Miss Noe Lewis, of Pittsburg, left yes
terday for the Fair.
Fire Chief Healy telegraphed yesterday
that he was In Chicago
MCLURE-J. A. Yartlan, Warrington;
G. H. Luther, Fairmont.
Miss Rose Balzer, the Main street mil
liner, is in Huntington, W. Va.
Major ]. v. L. Rodgers and son left yes
erday for Chicago and the Fair.
Geo. B. Caldwell, ESQ., is at Middleton
and Sistersville on legal business.
Mrs. DR.. Spragg is improving from
very severe illness of two weeks duration.
Miss Bell and Lizzie Mendel left yester-
day for Chicago, over the w. 81 L. E. road
Jos. Speidel and family have returned
from visit TO the big Chicago Exposition.
CLYDE Dowdell, night clerk at the Nc
Lure, has returned from visit TO Chicago.
r. w. Marshall and Albert L. Cox have
returned from a three weeks trip 10 the
fair.
Mrs. w. ]. Wells. of Vermont street, left
Yesterday for a short visit TO GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
Ed. Westwood, OF South Eoff street. has
returned from fishing camp near Elm
Grove.
1T. Woods, advance agent for Barthol-
omew's Equine Paradox, stopped at the
Behler.
DR.. Spragg returned yesterday from St.
Cloud, W. Va, where he was during his
wifes illness.
Frank Carenbauer, assistant clerk at the
Mcclure, left yesterday for Chicago and the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Howard Wilkinson returned yester-
day from fishing trip Of week, up IN
Pennsylvania.
DR.. and Mrs. John Mcclure and Miss
Mcclure left over the B. & o. yesterday
for the Worlds Fair.
WA. Ralphsnyder and wife, Of George
town, w. Va, were newly married
couple at the Mcclure.
Edward Kelly, of Menkemeller's phar-
macy, has returned after pleasant Two
weeks stay at the Fair
WtSDsoR-E. Wells, Sistersville; w. G.
Fawcett, Belington; Mrs. j. w. Herney,
Buchanan; Mrs. j. L. Hurst.
Mrs. w. wv. Cowden, Miss Zoe Nc
Lure and Miss Anna Clarke. returned yes
terday from the Worlds Fair.
George L. Mccoy and W. G. Meyer, two
south Side young gentlemen, have re-
turned from pleasure trip TO Columbus,
Ohio.
Mr.. Peter Stcrch, of Pleasant Valley,
and F. ID. Snyder, OF Stone 81 Thomas,
will leave to-day on the B. s. o. for the
Worlds Fair.
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en- left yesterday over the C., l.. Il w. for
Cleveland. From that point they viii
mike a tour Of the lakes.
STAMINA. Grier, Eureka; A. McDon-
aid, Mrs. r. II. Brown and daughters,
Grape Island; J. NJ. MILAN, NJ annington;
j. T. Haskins, Morgantown.
BEHLER-T. J. Anderson, Middlebourne;
c. c. Ward. Huntington; w. 3. Grier, K.
W. Kelly. Petersburg; II. d. Smith,
Hundred; w. L. Albaugh, Littleton.
DR.. A. B. Riker, of the Fourth Street NJ.
E. Church, is home from his summer vaca-
ton and will occupy the pulpit at his
church tomorrow morning and evening as
usual.
Missile Fllingham, Mrs p. z. Noble and
Masters Allen Gather and David Filing
ham are rusticsting in the country at Lime
stone, Marshall county, where they viii
spend about two weeks.
Mrs. ]. w. BOdley, Of Stauntou. Va,
Mrs. Charles +. Bodley. Master James
Bodley. Miss Helen Harrison. Mrs. Kem-
per and Miss Kemper. all OF New Orleans,
La, are staying at the Stamm.
DR.. John c. Hupp and family returned
Yesterday from five weeks recreasing
soiouru in the mountains Of Maryland and
West Virginia, spending most Of the time
at Towards Lick Spring, in Hardy coun-
". this State.
Miss Bedie Clyker entertained number
of her young friends at the residence Of ner
parents. 2705 Eoh street. last evening, in
celebration Of her seventh birthday. TIE
| little folks all had q merry time at games,
with refreshments afterwards