Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movement O
IndIvfduais.

home by illness.
WIN. G. Tyler, Of Monongah, was in the
city yesterday.
conducted services at UnEichsVlle, ONO,
| Sunday evening
G. B. Slemaker, Of Slstersville, was In
the city yesterday.
A. l. Foreman, Jr., Of Buckhannon, IS
Mcclure House guest.
U. B. Williams, B. Sc o. onicial, OF
Grafton, is at the Mcclure.
Harry Hall Of the South Side, left yes
terday for the Worlds Fair
Lou Gutman left yesterday, over the
| Ohio River road, for Parkersourg.
Ollie Howells, of Bridgeport will leave
to-day for Chicago to visit the Fair.
TIE. McCampoell, Of the Manufacturers'
Record, Baltimore, is at the Mcclure.
IT. L. Purinten, of the Island, left yesfer-
day for Burton. w. Va. TO visit friends.
Miss Bessie Jepson left yesterday after
noon for ChatauQua, n. Y, to spend a few
weeks.
Thos Carnahan and Howard Wells are
Guests of friends on the Moundsyille camp
grounds.
F.B. Sankey, travelling passenger agent
of the Pennsylvania lines, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Morris, Of Thirty
third street, left Sunday afternoon for the
| Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Holiday and daughter, Miss Gene
We've, left yesterday for Chicago and the
Exposition.
T. w. Fink and Thomas Harvey have re-
turned from q three weeks visit 10 the
Worlds Fair.
AT. Levi, travelling salesman for FLAG
Gus Bros, has returned from successful
business trip.
MIR. ]. Ali and family, Of Allegheny.
have been visiting Mr. Charles All, OF
the East End.
Geo. Adams has returned from visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Philip Allen, In
Stanton, Va.
Rev. G.. L. CLANCY, the noted Unitarian
divine, left yesterday over the Panhandle
for New York.
Ernest Marsdner. an employe OF Donald
sons carriage works, left yesterday 10 VlslI
the Worlds Fair.
RE. Schubart returned yesterday from
the National funniest at Milwaukee, and
the Worlds Fair.
Jos. Purcell, Of the North End, will
leave to-day for Chicago, to take In the
sights at the Fair.
Charles T. Golf, the well-known Eighth
ward contractor, is able 10 De about AFTER
serious illness.
Chas. E. Barr, of Locke's shoe store,
arrived home yesterday from Atlantic
City and New York.
Mrs Maggie Dalzell and daughter Laura
| rnl. a.. O., VUhnFA thew
will spend the summer.
Mr.. j. G. McLaln and son, Lawrence,
came down from Mt. Lake Park yester-
day to spend few days.
Alt. G. Davis, secretary Of the Warwick
China Company, left yesterday for Lake
| st. Clare on fishing trip.
Misses Mary and Margaret Gilpin, OF
Baltimore, are the guests or Miss Mary
McCrum, Of Willow Glenn.
Misses Bess and Dot Morrison, Of Wheel
ing, visited friends in Washington on Sun
| Washington Reporter
Chas. Doan, Frank Albiuger and Geo.
Menkemiller will leave Thursday morning
over the B. & o. for Atlantic City.
Misses Eva and Carrie Lowther, OF
Waynesburg are guests Of the family OF
Clark Matthews on the South Side.
Harry Mcclure and family will leave to-
| day for Mountain Lake Park, Md, to
spend few weeks in the mountains.
Miss Katherine Purinton, of the Island,
left yesterday for Grafton and Newourg,
to visit friends for four or five weeks.
Sam B. Harrison, Of the Mcclure, will
leave to-day Tor Chicago, to take In the
sights at the greatest show on earth"
Wilmont Bowen, representing Merchant
| & Co, tin plate importers, of Philadelphia,
was calling on the trade here yesterday.
J Mrs. Frank Work, Mrs. E. J. Reese and
Miss Sadie E. Baron were among those
who departed Sunday for the Worlds
Fair.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-P. W. Burk, Graf
ton. w. Va; w. Pendleton, Pittsburg;
J. Il. Coyle, Newark, o.; e. w. Lowe,
Chicago.
Ed. Dailer came up Sunday from the
Moundsville, bringing with him 26-pound
catfish.
DR.. w. E. Etzler, Of Pittsburg. is here
from Pittsburg, where he was called by a
telegram announcing the serious illness Of
his brother.
DR.. Dickey and wife and Miss Sue Met
| Call lelb yesterday o4hOA hOOh, ONVA NAO IL
g. o., for Chicago, TO spend about two
weeks at the Fair.
Mrs. Anton Reymann and sons Paul and
Lawrence, and daughter Miss Emma, left
over the B. & o. yesterday afternoon for
Chicago and the Exposition.
BEHLER HoTEL-F. A. Bell, Sistersville,
w. Va; w. H. Burns, Washington, Pa. /;
w. ]. Steel, Clsrksburg, w. Va; A. T..
Cline, Grafton; d. M. Harr, Fairmont.
Andrew Howard, of South Eoff street.
has returned from visit with friends in
Pittsburg, and will leave tomorrow for
Chicago to take in the sights at the Expo
sition.
SrAMM HoUsE-Hon. D. H. Leonard and
daughter, Miss Retta, Parkersburg; @. l..
Borgess., f'airmont; John Hopkins, Man
nington, w. Va; j. L. Thistle, Washing
ton, Pa
Harvey Headley, of Pine Bank, Pa, ar
rived in the city yesterday on his wheel. en-
routs to the Worlds Fair He was enter
tanned here by the Wheeling Athletic
| Wheelmen.
Rev. Paul Ziegelmeyer, who recently re
signed the pastorate OF the Zion German
| Lutheran church, on account OF the poor
health OF his wife, will sail for Germany In
about four weeks.
Rev. DR.. w. II. Cooke, pastor OF the
| First Presbyterian church, Will leave TO-
day for Mountain Lake Park, where ne
| will spend a few days, and then go TO
Washington and the seashore.
HOTEL WISDsoR-C. A Clarke and wife,