Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement q
IndIrIdnals.

Henry Koch, of East Liverpool, is at the
! Behler.
Rv. Ankle, of South Jacob street, is on
| the sick list.
Jas. B. Rice left yesterday for the
| Worlds Fair.
| Austin McGreal, Of South Wetzel street,
I IS on the sick list.
A. S. List will leave to-day 1or tue
I Columbian Exposition.
! E.F. Parker, Of Barnesville, IS regis
| tered GJ the Benler.
q. B. Squire, an insurance man OIL CIeve-
| land is at the McLure.
Rev. Father Duffy, of Weilsburg, was
| in the city yesterday.
". W. Scholes or BarnesVlI!e' ID regis
tered at the Stamm Hotel.
c. R. Behler, proprietor OF the Behler' Is
! in Pittsburg on business.
w. f. Weaver, of Mouudsville, register
| ed at the Stamm last night
VIM. johnson and wife, of Steuoensvllle,
we're at the Stamm yesterday.
A Murdoch, Jr, of Washington, Pa, is
among the guests at the Windsor.
W.R. Brown and wife, of Cadiz, o.,
were in 10 see the circus yesterday.
WI. Tibbo, clerk at the Windsor, and
wife, are home from avisit to Chicago.
D. Ismau. OF Washington, Pa, was reg
| istered at the Behler yesterday.
Michael Rufe and wife, Of Third street
! have gone TO the Worlds Fair.
Edward Kraft one Of the South SIDE
contractors, is at the Worlds Far.
G.E. Bradfeld and wife, Of Barnesville,
are registered at the Mcclure Hotel.
Mrs. L. C. Newcome, Of Columbus, o.,
was a guest at the st. Charles yesterday
Walter Layman. engineer on the 0. H.,
and wife, are visiting the White City.
Miss Eta Rinehart left yesterday for
| Chicago. where she will attend the fair.
Pipeman John Heffner, Of the Vigilant
| is home from visit to the Worlds Fair.
Louis Bishof and wife, Of Forty-third
street, will go to Mt. Pleasant to-day for
visit.
Mrs. R. Greiner and daughter left yes.
terday for Chicago, where they will attend
| the fair.
w H. Williams, the North Wheeling
druggist, is home from trip to the worlds
| Fair.
George TerriIl, the popular North
Wheeling grocer, is home from "trip
West.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. B. Gardner, Of North
Wheeling, returned last Tuesday from the
big Fair.
Robert Devine, of the South Side, is
! home from three months visit to the
northwest.
IA. Bell. of the Logan Drug Company,
| and Dr. r. w. Hazlett, are visitors at the
Worlds Fair.
Fred Setzell and John r. Brewing, both
Wheeling young men, are at saltwater,
o., on hunt.
James r. Alexander, editor of the Spirit
of Jefferson, Woodsfeld, o., was in town
yesterday.
Miss Louise Gibson, Of the South Side,
is home from Visit with friends at West
Alexander, Pa.
Charles Miller and John Rufe, Of North
| Wheeling, left yesterday to visit the
Worlds Fair.
C. Agnew and daughter, Miss NJ M.
Agnew, of Sharpsville, Pa, were in the
city yesterday.
Wilbur McGregor, Of the Island, recently
| left for Chicago and has place as Column
bian guard at the fair.
ia. Henderson, wife and Miss Fannie
Ryan and Miss Peck, ST. Clairsville, were
} at the Mcclure yesterday.
/ A. G. Ness, j. A. and II. ]. Wilcox and
Ida Crawford, of Graysville, o., were reg
istered at the Behler yesterday.
Miss Clara Bayha, Miss Anna Bayha
and Miss Lizzie Rehm left yesterday for
ten days visit TO the White City.
Nate Fiel, pool seller at Mclaughlin &
| Co.'s. has returned from a three weeks
visit to the Chicago Exposition.
Miss Lizzie Hahne and Miss Mollie
Humes, South Side young ladies, will 90
soon for visit to the Worlds Fair.
Night Tollman Alexander Frazier, OF
the Union Bridge, and wife will leave to-
day for a visit TO their son in Cleveland, o.
McLURE-R. A. Alexander, Charleston;
| r. NJ. Sheets, Grafton; j. G. Gale, Fair
mont, and K. M. G. Brown, Sistersville.
Robert Stathers and wife, of Tyler ooun-
ty, this State, parents Of DR.. w: e. Stath-
ers of the South Side, are visiting the
Doctor.
Jacob and Adam Zilles and Henry
| Kerchmer. the well-known gardeners OF
Geun's Run, left for the Worlds Fair
yesterday.
Samuel Swayne, Of North Wheeling,
left yesterday evening for Portland, Me-,
| where he has accepted position IN a
railroad depot.
Frank Mason, Recorder, and George G.
jennings, Prosecuting Attorney, Of Mon
roe county, were in the city yesterday with
their children.
Miss Lizzie Schad, Of DesMoinesi Iowa.
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Frank Plankey, Of South Chapline street,
returned home yesterday.
J. e. Woods, the genial pleasing gentle
OF hn q
again in the city for a few days. In his
travels he has taken in the big Fair.
DR.. T. H. Meighen. Of Moundsville, and
his nieces, Miss Mollie Connolly and Mrs.
B. j. Farrell, of Littleton, passed through
the city yesterday, en- route for Chicago.
Rev. Ash, former pastor at the Wesley
NJ. l. Church, now presiding elder OF the
Morgantown district, was in the city last
night and gave most interesting talk
from his former pulpit.
C. B. Slemaker, Z. Roome, A Camp
bell aud George Boyer, all prominent
business men Of Sistersville, were amoag
those who went TO the fair over the Baltl-
more & Ohio yesterday.
Misses Mamie Welty and Clara Wingate
will leave next week 10 visit the Worlds
Fair. From Chicago they will go TO
| Deadwood City, OAK, TO spend the winter
with relatives and friends.
The many friends Of o. S. Long in this
community will rejoice 70 learn that he has
been elected Grand Chancellor Of the
Supreme Council, Scottish Rite. This is
a high honor well bestowed.
Miss May Kerr, daughter Of John Kerr,
the South Side grocer, VINO has been visit
! ing in Allegheny City, mas returned
home. She was accompanied by Miss
Bell Kerr, Of Allegheny City. for week.
Robert Devine, chemists at the Wheeling
Steel plant, has returned from North Da-
] knta rhere be Vas the guest of his broth