Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-28
ApoUr PEOPLE.
DAILY Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

DAILY Chronicle OF the Movements OF
individuals.
WINDSOR: J. L. Davis, Grafton.
Rev. John McElligott, of Grafton, Is ID
the city.
Jas. Keneglan, of Steubenville, is at the
Windsor.
c. w. Kruist, Of Grafton, is a guest at
the Stamm.
J.F. Shaw, of Toledo, o., is registered
at the Windsor.
J.E. Hasson, of Washington, Pa, is a
guest at the Behler.
John Rauchberg, of Bridgeport, left yes
terday for Chicago. y
j. ]. Thomas, of Washington, Pa, is
guest at the Mcclure.
]. o. Reed, business manager OF "A1ter
the Ball." is in the city.
Architect James Giesey and wife have
gone to the Worlds Fair
G. J. Beekman has returned from Vlslt
to the Chicago Exposition.
A. G. Krichbanuon, Of Barnesville, is
registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Jennie Fleming, OF Toledo, Is a
guest at the Stamm Hotel.
Charles Evans, of South Chapline street,
is visiting the Worlds Fair.
Charles Voltle. of South Wood street, is
home from visit TO Fostoria.
VIM. Lutz, of the South Side, is home
from pleasure trip to Pittsburg.
Gus Smith and Fred Cook, Of Bridge
port, have returned from Chicago.
Capt. James Hamilton, of New Orleans,
If thic fsitv G in the CITY.
Mrs. Capt. B. B. Dovener and Miss
Brown left yesterday for the Fair
Capt. Rawers, of the Ohio River Rail
road, is in Pittsburg on his vacation.
Messrs. William and Malcolm Brice ar
rived home from Chicago yesterday.
HI. Burchinal has accepted a position
in Schedules North Wheeling pharmacy.
VIM. Handlau, of Thirty-third street,
will leave to-day for visit 10 the Worlds
Fair.
DR.. Armbricht and J. j. Kelly, Of Ben
wood. have returned from the Worlds
Fair.
j. X. Smith, of Fetterman, w. Va,
stopped in the city yesterday on his way to
Chicago.
McLURE: ]. H. McNIullen, Sistersville;
Jas Smith, Tyler county, and Jas. john
son, Gordon.
Mrs. 1. Sultbacher and Mrs. A. Marcus
left over the B. 81 o. yesterday Tor the
Worlds Fair.
AL. Simpson and wife, of Thirty-eighth
street, left yesterday to visit friends IN
Parkersburg.
Harry King, of the South Side, is home
from a business trip through Western
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Henry Hornbrook and Miss Martha
Terrell, of Elm Grove left yesterday TO WIS.,
it the Worlds Fair.
Miss Annie Kraft, well-known young
lady Of Parkersburg, is visiting friends on
South Chaplain street.
Mrs. John B. Garden will leave to-day
for visit to the Worlds Fair. This lady
lives in North Wheeling.
J. A. Ryan, the wall-known clerk at
Wilson & Chapman's planning mill, IS
home from the Worlds Fair.
Benjamin Speidel and John Rolf and
wife, of the South Side, will leave to-day
for visit to the Worlds Fair
DR.. Charles A. Wingerter left for New
York yesterday, to resume his studies at
the Bellevue Medical College.
Superintendent Henry Pebbler, Of the
Ohio County Inirmary, with his wife, yes
terday, left for the Windy City.
Anton Armbruster Of Charles Menke-
meller's South Side pharmacy, is at chi
cago and stopping at the Melrose Hotel
VIM. and Amos Patterson, Harry Stable,
Chas. Marble, Geo. Regel, who were hunt
ing at Big Fish Greek, have returned home.
Fred Michael has moved from Pittsburg
to McColloch street, South Side, and has
accepted a position with the Warwood
Tool Company.
Henry Menkemeller and wife, of the
Sonth Side, are home from trip to Cleve-
land, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. In Cleve-
land they visited the home Of George w.
Heckler.
Mrs. G.. H. Rodeheaver. wife of Toll
keeper Rodenaver, of the Union bridge,
is much improved in her sickness. She
has been removed from the North Wheel
ing Hospital to her home
STAMM-F. A. Hupherly, Helvetia; K.
w. Paxton and wife, Miss Paxton and
Mrs. A. =. Melldrum, Wellsburg; w. H.
Hughes, Poultney; T.. B. Mckinney,
Poultney; r. Wallace, Sistersville.
Charles f. Schultze, son of the Squire,
of the South Side, is at Des Moines Iowa,
as delegate of the American Mechanics 20
the National Convention. Charlie writes
home that the Mechanics have the town.
Otto Auber, Henry Brinkman, Burr
Nixon, Jacob Steunagle and G. Ottermil-
Ter, South Siders, are home from attending
the St. Clairsville fair. They didn't bring
all the money from the races home with
them.
BEHLER-J. L. knight and daughter, st.
Mary's; F. NJ Biglow, Sistersville; A.
Confrite, +. W. Hubbard and .. b. Con-
verse, Parkersburg; S. L. Smith and sis
ter. Glenwood; Mrs. +. w. Hubbard, Sis
tersville; F. H. Yost, Amos; +. ID. Hub
bard and wife, Sistersville, and j. K. Mel
son, Hartford City.
The c., L. s. w. flyer passed through
this city last evening with thirty-eight
Chicago bound passengers ABOARD. There
were many distinguished people aboard
from Wheeling and other cities along the
line whose wealth will reach over 5000
coo. Among these were T. H. Hanse,
John Huffman, daughter and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. Hess and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Welty, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lutz, OF
Wheeling: Mr.. S. O'DoInell and Mr..
Scott, of New Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Horn and a party from Canal
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