Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Judge j. R. PAUL left for Chicago yes
terday.
John and Dwight Wagner left yesterday
for the Fair.
Rev. Father John McElligott, of Graf
ton, is in the city.
Mr.. Daniel l.. Heiskell is on to the west
on short business trip.
Judge PAUL left over the B. 81 o. yes
terday for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Mary Beck, of the South Side, is
home from a visit TO the fair.
Miss Rose Shorts, of East Wheeling, is
visiting friends in Parkersburg
40. Graham, of Fairview, w. Va, was
lodged last night at the Windsor.
Tom Campbell, of Cleveland, is in the
city shaking hands with friends.
Mrs. Isaac Steuart returned yesterday
from two months visit to Pittsburg.
Geo. w. Bayha and Henry G. Bayha,
returned yesterday from the Worlds Fair.
Albert WilEie, of the firm Of Shook &
Co., returned yesterday from Atlantic
City.
Al. Clarke and family left Yesterday
afternoon over the B. 81 o for the Worlds
Fair.
Andrew Fisher, the Pennsylvania repre-
sentative of Schmulbach Brewing Com
pany, was at the Behler last night.
William Berry, foreman at the street car
barn, has resigned his position to accept q
similar one with the road across the river
John Manion, of the Eighth ward, has re-
turned from a visit to the South Side
Fishing Camp, down the river.
Mrs. John Weir and Mrs. Allen, have
returned to their home in Washington
County, Pa, after pleasant visit with
friends here.
Attorney General T. S. Riley, DR.. Chas.
A. Wingerter, Miss Annie Wingerter and
Miss Tee Burke left over the b. ~ .. yes
terday for Chicago and the Worlds FAR
DR.. Wingerter will also attend the Cath
Ole Cangress, which opens Septemoer5 9th,
and will deliver an address before that
body on "Private and Public Charities"
Mrs L. H. Boutwell,. of Twenty-ninth
street, is making a visit at Q. II. Quimby's
place, near Bridgeport.
Miss BERTHE Fisher, popular yonng lady
living at No. 43lS Jacob street, was taken
violently iii yesterday morning, and last
evening her condition was doubtful. Ut.
Myers, of South Wheeling, was in attend
ance.
John Lotus is taking the place OF James
Lowry, who resigned his position several
days ago, as car dispatcher at the street
railway barns.
f. d. Jolly yesterday returned TO his
home at Phillipsburg, Pa, after pleasant
visit at DR., J. H. Pipes, South jacob
street.
Louis Miller, wholesale grocer Of the
North End, is at Atlantic City on another
two weeks vacation.
Peter Bachman and wife left yesterday
morning over the Lake Erie road for Chi
cago and other points West
Lawrence Zarnitz, John B. Rickus
Robert Simpson and w. ID. Murphy have
all returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. r. X. Wallace and daughter of
Steubenville, are visiting friends on the
Island.
Miss Ida MINIS returned yesterday 70
her home in PittsOurg after visit with
friends here.
DR.. T. B. Camden and wife of Parkers-
burg, took the 3 80 b. & o. train for Chica-
go yesterday.
Casper Aibinger, OF Thirty.frst and
Chapline, is rusucating al Sand Hfl, In
Marshall county.
Joseph O'Hare and Joseph Lotus viii
leave this morning to do the sights in the
Midway PlaiSance.
Mrs. M. Stevens Hart left yesterday
morning for Cincinnati where she viii
spend two weeks with friends.
George S. Otte, of the Eighth ward, and
wife, left last night for visit with Mr..
Cites father at Novel;. Mo-, who has
large cattle ranch at that place.
STAAfM-J. N Deahl, Marquette; VIM.
II. Martin, Fairmont; T. B. Landon, PARK
ersburg; L. 4. Taylor Wadestown; Maud
5. e. Wetter, Sistersville: j. T. Hundley,
Bethany; Chas. G. Estep. Benwood.
Behler: @. W. Castel, Williamstown;
L. n. Mcdaniel New Cumberland; H.
Neale, Vienna; c. r. Uhl, Vienna; Jos.
Nelson, Vienna; w. 3. Grier, Par
kersburg: NJ. Davis, Sistersville;
S. z. Ballentine Sistersville; Car
RE Smith, Sistersville; Mrs. Mcbride,
Sistersville; Carrie Conn, Sistersville;
Lizzie White, Sistersville; J. G. Wagner,
Sistersville; d. c. Davis, Sistersyille;
John Peckens, Salama; o. ". Hardman,
Middleburne; II. Smith, Hundred.