Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
oauy chronicle of the Movement Of
Individuals.


uonrv Koch of East Liverpool, was an
arrival at the Behler.
Mrs. X. Hillerbrand, OF the Soutn oioe'
left Yesterday for Cincinnati.
Harry Asmus, of the South Sioe' Is III
| Cleveland, visiting relatives.
John Waterhouse and family left yester-
day for Chicago and the Fair.
T NJ Pearson and wife are making q
tour of the lakes. Their trip VIII extenu
| onite a distance throughout the west.
Miss Bessie Booth, OF Taylor, Texas, is
a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. u Men
| del on Twelfth street.
Mrs. w. w. Irwin, Of South Chaphne
straet, is visiting friends at Morrls1o"n'
Ohio.
Miss Leirtag and c. E. Morrison, OF
Finlsvyille. are visiting friends In centre
! Wheeling.
Miss Mamie Haley, of Point Pleasant,
is visiting At j. C. Miller's, No. 2SS5 Chap
| lima street.
Mrs. Killian Hlllenbrand, OF NO. ZOO
Jacob street, left yesterday Tor Olncinna'l
and Chicago.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong, Of West Liberty,
was in the city yesterday on MS way 10
| Morgantown,
City Clerk Thomas F. Thoner will leave
this morning for two weeks fishing trip
down the river.
VIM. Bach, of the Niagara, took whlrl
TO Moundsyille and back yesterday alter-
noon Of his wheel.
Mrs. Woodward, daughter Of y. A. Lash,
the Main street jeweler, left for her nouns
at Chicago yesterday.
W1NDsoR-P. Y. Kite, King6sher, 6. A.
Glendenning, Huntington; W. a. haIeoFo'
Slstersville; S. T. Mallory, st. Mary's'
MIR. and Mrs. Bernard Bach and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Burke have returned from
three weeks visit 10 the Worlds Far.
Miss Ifhogene Strobel returned to her
school at Lafayette, Indiana. she Will
spend two weeks at the Fair on her way
Mrs. ]. w. Kemple and Mrs. j. h.
Schafer. Of Twenty-fourth street, are Wis
iting at the Hanes House in Moundsvllle.
w. G. Bowers, of o. &. Murrey 81 Co,
left Yesterday TO take in the Worlds Fair
and from there he will take trip up the
lakes.
STAMINA. ]. Chrislip, Philippi; j. NJ.
Booth, Moundsville; J. b. Mccoy, Sisters
vile; Henry Krug, Sistersville; Z. W.
Grier.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. H. Downs,
Jr will regret to learn that she is danger
ously i'll at her home No. SO Fifteenth
street.
Samuel Rodocker, of South McCullock
street, started Wednesday night for the
Worlds Fair by foot. He expected 10
make II in three weeks.
Mrs. Anna Watt, of Williamsburg, Pa,
and Robert Mcclure, Of Mckeesport, Pa;'
are guests of the family OF Mrs. l. h.
Stewart, on LaBelle street.
Robert A. Armstrong, lately appointed to
the chair of mathematics at the state Uni
versity, stopped at the Windsor yesterday
on his way through the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and Miss Gertrud :
Baldwin, of Fourteenth street. accom-
panied by Mrs. Baldwin, OF MoundsVllIe
left for the Worlds Fair yesterday.
BEHLER.-Jacob Koontz, of New Mar
tinsville; NJ Fahey, Of Littleton; q. w.
Weston, OF Sistersville; W. b. Sine, Man
nington; H. J. Cook, of Parkersburg.
Thomas McNabb, Of Thirteenth street,
returned yesterday from tour OF the
lakes. having visited Cleveland, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Detroit and other points.
Charles Belknap, travelling passenger
agent of the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheel
ing railway, is in the city working up their
special excursion to Niagara Falls on
August Goth, and to the Worlds Fair on
the SOth.
Misses Belle and Elizabeth Mendel, ac-
companied by Mr.. Crawford Booth, leave
to-day over the c., L. & w. for Chicago,
where they will spend month taking In
the sights at the Columbian Exposition.
Mrs. Mary Weiser widow living
at corner Of alley Twenty-Five and Twenty
eighth street, died Wednesday night after
an illness of only few days. Mrs. Weiser
was an old resident of the South Side. She
was g. years old and more at the time Of
her death.
Mrs. C. E. Golden and daughter, Della,
of Allegheny, will leave for home to-day,
after pleasant visit with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Burt, Of the Island
Mrs. Burt will accompany Mrs. Golden
home and will be her guest for several
weeks.
Jemes Haley has returned from the
Worlds Fair He says he saw more
things of interest and enjoyed himself bet
ter than at any time during his life. AT
the Irish village he had conversation OF
an half hours duration with an old Irish
woman in the native language and also
secured genuine Irish olackthorn walk
ing stick.