Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle of the Movements Of
individuals

Individuals
DR.. Harry Oesterling hes returned from
Atlantic City.
JAS. a. Rodgers is in Chicago, taking in
the Exposition.
VIM. Le.zkus, of Washington, Pa, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Jennie Coen returned yesterday
from the Worlds Fair.
JIG. Ripple, P Handle passenger agent,
was in the city yesterday.
]. v. Braden, agent for the Panhandle,
was in Pittsourg yesterday.
Allen Brock left over the B. & 0. yes
terday for the Worlds Fair
WINDsoR-J. c. Smith, Of Sistersvillei
L. E. Smith, Middlebourne.
Miss Mary Bankard, Of Pittsburg, is
guest of Miss Hoge on the Island.
Miss Jennie Reich viii leave tomorrow
for Chicago, to visit the exposition.
Mrs. viii Mitchell and son, Of Sisters
vile, are the guests of Island friends.
George H. Jones, of Moundsville, was
business visitor to the city yesterday.
Miss Tillie Cline, OF Woodsield, o., is
guestof Mrs. Hervey, on the Island
r. B. BatteIle's family is sojourning for
month at the Sewickly camp-grounds.
w. Newt Lynch, of Martinsburg. was
in the city yesterday on his way TO chicago.
WE. Mallory, wife ana daughter, left
Yesterday afternoon for the Worlds Fair.
John Gallaher, of Moundsville, was in
tide city yesterday on his way to st. Glars
vile.
Ex-Sheriff Louis SteeDrod and Hermann
Bentz left on the Pittsourg train last
evening,
Miss Anna Smith, of South Broadway
street. is visiting friends IN Plttsourg and
Allegheny.
Mrs. Lou. Franzel and family will leave
this morning TO spend three weeks al
Kingwood.
Geo. Yahn and Jos. Wletzel, has return
ed from Lynn Camp, where they nave
been fishing.
State Senator VIM. G. Worley, OF King
wood, was prominent arrival al the NC
Lure yesterday.
Miss Daisy Hervey, of theIsland has re-
turned from SteE1enville, where she was
a guest of Mrs P Inns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schaub, Charles
| Schaub and Eugene Stahl have returned
from visit TO the Fair.
Chas. Rohing, the accommodating
butcher Of the Eighth ward IS suffering
from an attadk of typhoid fever
Miss Rosa FROST, of North Market street,
has returned from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Danfurth, at Parkersburg.
Harry p. Bowen, of G. Mendel g. Co.'s,
has returned from Manchester, o., where
he was called ey the death OF sister.
Miss Nellie Hughes, the South Jacob
/ Ill Yesterday
after a two weeks visit TO the Worlds
Fair.
Hon. VIM. C. Handlan will leave Mon
day for Moselle, Mo. to visit Chas. Otte,
Sr., father of Chief Deputy Sheriff Geo.
S. Otte
Matthias Edeuwalder an old South Side
! plassworker, is doing the town after an ao-
sence of about four years in the gas towns
! in Indiana.
STAAM-Mrs. Vinton, of Parkersburg;
] 70. Davis. of Warrington; T. b. Forgie,
of Sistersville; Geo. L. Bamorick, OF New
! Cumberland.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong, Of West Lib
ertv. and Prof. John D. Sweeney, OF Con-
cord, were among the arrivals at the Wind
sor yesterday.
Prof F. H. Crago will leave Monday for
New Martiusville, where he will be one of
! the instructors at the Wetzel County Teach
ers' Institute.
Sr. CHARLEs-D. W. Mason, of Sisters.
vile: John Sheats and D. B. Stems, Of
| Grafton; p. B. Shaffer and L. b. Afford,
Of Warrington.
BEBLER-Jacob Kooutz, of New Martins
vile; J. N. Stansberry, Of Sistersville; j:
C.. Sharp, Of Wayerly; l. b. Rowland and
wife, Of Warrington.
Mrs. Michner and daughters, Sara and
Adelaide, of Washington, d. g., have re-
turned home after q pleasant visit with the
family of j. II. Kirk at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. VIM. Hydinger, of Hamburg, Iowa,
who has been visiting the families OF Jos.
Hydinger ana John King, on the South
| Side, for the past six weeks, left yesterday
afternoon for her home
Peter Finnegan, of Cameron, will sail on
the 9Th inst. for Liverpool. Jos. Lewis, OF
Flushing, will leave on the Campania for
the same port to-day. These tickets were
secured at the Bailie agency.
Jason Stamp, Harry Gruber, Will
| Juergep. and j. W. Herbert, made up
ouartette of local wheelmen who left over
! the B. & O. for Chicago, 10 attend the
| League meeting next week, and to do the
sights at the big Exposition. They took
their wheels with them.
A Jolly company will leave to-day over
the Pan Handle TO join Wheeling's delega-
ton at the Worlds Fair, 1t is composed
| of Messrs Ed. Roller, Thee. Bayha, II. w.
and A. d. Thuroer and a number Of others,
making altogether one Of the largest
! crowds that have left here for Chicago.