Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

E. Roos. of New York City, is here.
w. E. List, of Morgantown, is in the
city.
J.H. McCluskey. OF Pittsburgh, is at
the Scamm.
Miss Jennie FARM, of Parkersburg, is at
the Mcclure
T.B. McLain and wife are OF on an
Eastern trip
Part of the Alexander Salvini company
is at the Behler.
Fred Happy left Sunday forthe big Chi
cago Exposition.
Carl Hamilton left Sunday over the B.
& o. for the Fair.
Col. Robert White has recovered from
severe indisposition.
r. r. Cristman. OF Steubenville, is
guest at the Mcclure.
Patrick O'Hare. of Steubenville, is Wis
iting friends on the Islaad.
Miss Fannie Pitch, of New Martinsville,
is stopping at the Windsor.
J./K. Davis and wife, of Glover's Gap,
are stopping at the Mcclure.
D. G. Morgan left yesterday for bust
ness trip through the State.
NJ D. Post Esq. will leave to-day for
Chicago and the Exposition.
B. o. Smith, and wife, of Toledo, are
registered at the ST. Charles.
George w. Ashbaugh, OF East Liver
pool o., is guest at the Stamm.
Leon Mikels, of this city, has gone to
Chicago to be located permanently.
Robert A. Selvey, Of the Cox boiler
works left Yesterday for Chicago,
Miss Minnie Rodgers. of South Eoff
street. is home from visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Lou Helms, Of Steuhenville, was
visiting friends on the Island last week.
Robert McEldowney, editor, Of New
Mertinsville, is guest at the windsor.
Isadore Sutzbacher and wife, Of Steu
benville. O., were in the city yesterday.
Thomas Killeen, delegate to the Catholic
| Congress in Chicago, has returned home
Mrs. Howard Hazlett is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Dr.. Clark, Of Washington,
Pa.
Mrs. John Speidel, of Thirty-third and
jacob streets, is home from trip to Pitts
burg.
Will Basnett, of Warrington, has been a
guest of friends here during the past few
days.
Mrs. P. B. Dobbins and family have re-
turned from the Moundsville Camp
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Ebeling, of the
| South Side, are home from visit TO Nor
ristown,
Harry B. Mingus, of Columbus, o., who
has been visiting in the city. will return
home to-day.
VIM. Kettler and Henry Hackman will
be home today, after having seen the
Worlds Fair.
A.C. Marcus and wife. nee Krsus, are
visiting Mrs. Marcus parents on North
Chapline street.
DC. Kuruer and Glenn. Knoke departed
over the b. & o. on Sunday for the Column
bus Exposition.
Mrs. George Potts and Miss Minnie
Potts, of Steubenyille, are the guests Of
Mrs J. Pracht.
William Salade and wife, Of North
| Wheeling, will leave to-day for visit TO
the Worlds Fair.
VIM. M. Cox, of the South Side, and
| neice, Mrs. Katie Selvey and son, are nome
| from a trip West.
Genial John Coleman, the Sonth Side
| pharmacist, gave u watermelon feast to his
| friends last night.
Abel Spruceback, who has been in
! Pittsburg for the last year, is again seen
on the South Side.
Miss Kate Ellsworth, Of the South Side,
| has returned home after a visit 10 Buck
harmon, this State.
Adam Maurer, of the South Side. has &C
cepted position at the power house OF the
Street Car Company.
Miss Daisy Fry and Miss Lou Albiuger,
| of South Chapline street, will leave soon
for trip to the Worlds Fair.
VIII Myers OF South Jacob street, has
taken Jas. Dickey's place at the postomce
during his absence at the Fair.
Misses Lottie and Mary Ritter, sisters Of
Fireman John Ritter, Of the Atlantic, left
yesterday for trip TO Chicago
Henry Beisinger. the Thirty-fourth
street fisherman, caught twelve-pound
cat fish yesterday on trot line.
Miss Dink Danford, OF Armstrong Mills,
returned home after visit with her friend.
Miss Ella Pricard, of Jacob street.
Herbert Harrell, of Ebeling's South Side
] pharmacy, will leave to-day for visit 10
his parents at Potomac, this county.
Ex-Conductor John Cyle, OF the street
car company, will leave in few days for
visit TO his parents in the old country.
John and Dwight Wagner left Yesterday
| for IthicL. n Y, where they will resume
their studies at the Cornell University.
Miss Mary Floto, Of Steubenville, who
has been visiting friends In this city was
called home by the illness OF her mother.
Miss Hattie Poole, Of Morristown, o.,
who has been taking two months vaca-
ton. has returned 10 her work in this city.
". A. Stoetzer and John A. Fulton will
Start al FIVE O'Clock this morning for the
| Worlds Fair. They will drive to Chicago
in buggy.
Edward Smith, a popular conductor OF
| the street car company, IS home from q
three weeks visit 10 his home at Barnes
vile. Ohio.
Joseph Schaffer, of East Wheeling, will
send his young daughter Emma TO the
! Deaf and Dumb Institute, at Romney,
| Wednesday.
Antonius Hores, Of Zimmer's South
| Side sbskery, and VIM. Stadtman, an East
wheeling baker, left yesterday to take In
the big Fair.
Rev John McElligott, of Grafton, is in
the citv. he will oficiate at the Hess
| Lang nuptials at the ST. Josephs Cathedral
this morning.
Leo Brilles. who has been spending his
/ vacation with his parents, returned yes
terday 70 resume his studies al wooster
Ohio, College.
los. Hoffman and sister Miss Rose, Miss
Kat;e Bosley. and Miss Josephine fiaoing.
will form company from this city at the
World,s Fair, starting to-day.
ST. CHlRLEs.-vins Harterfeld, Par
tersburg: B. NJ. Burk, Grafton; D >.
Stone. Salem; W. r. Anderson, BancroiL
and w. II. Sheridan. Mannington-
George Gilbert, who has been guest OF
his brother, Gregory Gilbert for the past