Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement Of
individuals.

individuals
Mr.. Tom G. Brady, one OF the wheel
horses of Harrison county Democracy,
made the REGISTER very pleasant cali
while in the city yesterday. Mr. BRADY IS
not in the city on a political mission, out
purely on business. He goes 10 Plttsoure
to-morrow Mr.. Brady says thatithey are
having very pretty nght over tne Post5,
ONCE et Clarksburg, and Editor Scott and
Col John G. Vance aye the contestants:
Col Vance has the recommendation OF
CONGRESSMAN Pendleton, but this Is Onset
nv speciallv sworn-tO charges concerning
Vance,s opposition TO Cleveland, up TO the
election. MIR. Brady thinks Editor Scott
a sure winner. Meanwhile the Repuoll-
can postmaster is looking on and Laughing
in his sleeve.
G. @. Woodcock, Of Bridgeport, is at
Deerville, Ohio.
Miss Margaret Elliott has gone East LOT
a two months vacation.
Miss Jennie Corcoran visited friends on
he Island on the Fourth.
D. s. Hammond, Of Williamstown, W
Va, is a Mcclure House guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Neuman will leave
to-day for Chicago, TO visit the Fair.
Miss Jennie Myer, OF the South Side, is
home from visit to Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. r. NJ. Thomas and daughter Eva
are guests OF New Martinsville friends.
Camille Ney, a glassworker Of Toledo,
O., is a guest of his parents on the South
Side.
r E. Schubar: and NJ. Roemer have re-
turned from brief visit TO Canal Dover,
Ohio.
MILO. Finster, the popular insurance
agent of Weston, is among the visitors IN
town.
Prof. w. P. Wiley, of Morgantown,
was a late arrival al the Mcclure last
night
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carmichael, OF the
South Side, left yesterday for Chicago, to
visit the Fair.
Miss Laura Deitz, Of Bridgeport, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. Rice, OF
Washington, D. C..
Mrs. ]. N. Waters, of Crestline, o., isa
guest of her sister, Mrs Ellen Crow, on
North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Allison have returned
from their wedding tour, and have taken
rooms at the Mcclure.
Oficer Jack West, who has been at Mt
Clemens, Mich, fer month or so, is oacH
and will go on duty again Monday.
Miss Kate RAIDER left over the B. & o;
for Mountain Lake Park, where she Will
visit her aunt, Mrs. G. NJ Rathburn.
VIM. Hall. of South Jacob street, is home
from college at Georgetown, d. O., where
he has been studying for the priesthood.
Charles E. Vankeuren returned Tuesday
from Chicago. He conducted the restau
rant at Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show,
r. Mather Archer, of the Intelligsneer,
left Yesterday on his wheel for Columbus
o.. accompanied by Mr. Ensign, OF Hunt
ington.
Mrs Barbara Plankey, formerly OF this
CITY. died at Cumberland, Md, Sunday
The remains will be brought TO wheeling
for interment
Andrew Howard, who has been working
during the last fire at the glass factory II
Bellville, Pa, will spend the summer a
his home here.
August Ney, wife and family, Of Eos
toria' will be guests of Mr.. Ney's parents,
on the South Side, during the holiday stop
at the glass factory.
STANM-Misses J. NJ. Cook and G. d
Marsh. of Parkers burg; Albert Z. n
Holy. OF Grafton; Robert H. Ramsey, OIL
Clarksburg; VIM. Robinson and wife, oil
Moundsville.
Mr.. Louis Delaplain, Consul to Demara
rs had his official bond completed yester
day. and left for Washington City at five
O'clock last evening for conference with
the officials of the State Department.
T.B. Jackson has resigned his position
as assistant B. g. Q. ticket agent here, on
account of poor health de will be sue
ceeded by L. r. Ray, Of the Bellaire office
Mr.. jackson will probably enter the Pull
man service.
MIR and Mrs. James H. Emblem, Of North
Market street, and Miss Ella Nichols, oil
Mt. Wood Road, who spent the month oil
June in the great city of Chicago, have re-
turned home, greatly pleased with tne
sights of the Windy City.
BEHLER-W n. Harter. Of St.Leo; G. b:
Yeater, Of Alkaline; w. NJ. Kincald, oil
Cameron; wv. McCutcheon, OF Manning
ton; B. O. Largent, of Grafton; Chas. w
Barrick. of New Martinsville; Frank
Brown. of Sistersville; J. M. Rodgas, OF
Among Yesterdays arrivals at the
Windsor were G.. H. Carpenter, Harry
Willard and r. e. Kincaid, OF Cameron
s. y. Mollory, of St Mary's; Jonn a. NC
Intosh, of Ravenswood; Mrs A. b. Flem
inc and Mrs. A. E. Watson and nurse, Of
Fairmont; ]. j. Chipley, Of Romney; A
G. Hall, of Charleston; j. E. Watson, oil
| FairmOnt.
Rev. F. w. E. Peschau, an old Wheeling
bow. lately stationed at Wilmington, N. =.
but now at Greensburg, Pa, greatly PLEASED
his many friends here oy paying them
visit after an absence OF two years. Ht
and one of his charming daughters, Mis-:
Linda have been guests of the family o.
Mr. VIM. Higgins, Of the South Side. Mr.
Peschau compliments Wheeling on tn'
many substantial improvements since al
last visit. He was much pleased to NEE
the young people engaged in church worI
at the English Lutheran Church last Mon
dav evening. and spoke encouraging word: