Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12

the Mcclure.
E. ]. Beatie, OF Fairmont is q guest Of
the Mcclure.
VIM. ]. Bodley left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair.
City Health Officer Mccoy has returned
from Chicago.
". A. Gephart, Iof st. Clairsville, Is reg
istered at the Behler.
Chas. Henkelman, of Friendly, Is VISIT
ing South Side friends.
j. w. Green, of Washington, Pa, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
Richard Richards, Of Parker sburg, Is
visiting on the South Side.
T. f. Flanagan has returned from a
business trip to Moundsvllle.
Miss Minnie Bishof, of Forty-siSth
street is q visitor at the Worlds Fair.
w. A. Kline, of Kline Bros, returned
home yesterday from the Worlds Fair.
Miss Nettie Meyer, of the South Side, is
home from a pleasant visit to Pittsburg.
John Reeder, of North Market street, is
home from q two weeks visit TO the coun-
try.
WNpsoR-P. Y. Hite, King; NJ. Ken
ney, Parkersburg, and r.. M. Shaw, Graf
ton.
DR.. G.. B. Woods, Of West Alexander,
was a business visitor In the city yester-
day.
John voltle, of Thirty-sixth street, will
go to-day to Moundsville on a business
trip.
"Buck" Marshall, fremen at the water
works, is seeing the sights at the WORLDS
Fair.
Mrs. Louis Tavenner, Of Parkersburg,
is visiting Miss Kroft, Of South Chapline
street.
Miss Ida May Frank, of Chicago, is the
guest Of Miss W. H. Frank, OF Twelfth
street.
R. H. Clayland, Esq, of Bridgeport, is
in Cincinnati, attending the Presbyterian
Synod.
Miss Mollie Brllles, Of Allegheny City,
is visiting at the residence Of julius Bril-
les, ESQ.
The little son of Michael Steymau, of
Forty.fourth and Jacob streets, Is re-
covering.
Allen Kline, of Main street, returned
Yesterday from a two weeks trip TO the
White City.
Joe Gardner, who is connected with the
Grand Opera House, is visiting the
Worlds Fair.
Patrick Howley and Michel Gallagher,
of Caldwell's Run, will leave to-day Tor
the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert T. Teasdale left
this morning over the O., l.. ~ w. TO visit
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Ed. Mann, Of North Main street, re-
turned home after a visit to her parents In
Cameron, w. Va.
John O'Hara, Of the Hotel Brunswick,
will leave in a few days for a business
trip to Steubenville.
Harry Colts, of North Wheeling, a Pan
Handle brakeman, Is able TO work again,
after a severe ill1ess
Misses Emma and Florence Post, OF
| Clarksourg, are visiting Miss Frances j.
Jordan, of Elm Grove.
Miss Della McWhorter and Miss Minnie
Bishop, popular young ladies, are home
from the Worlds Fair.
Miss May Copenhaver, of st. Paul, Min
nesota, is visiting Miss Virginia Crawford,
Of Virginia street, Island.
John NJ. LLOYD, +. A. Fall, James Chris
| tie and c. G. Chamoerlin, are guests at the
Behler from Washington, Pa.
Mr.. NJ. Coyle, the advance man OF Bar
mum & Bailey's great circus, TO be here on
the 18th, was in the city yesterday.
Mas. q. H. R~odeheaver, wife Of Tallman
Rodeheaver, OF the Union Bridge, is i'm.
proving slowly in her painful ickness
Chas. Wells, Of Beech Bottom. who has
been q guest of South Side friends, will
leave this morning for a trip to Chicago.
George and Al Terrell, Jos. Fox aud
! Richard Smith, North Wheeling young
men, nave gone on a hunting trip to West
Alexander.
Mrs. Timothy Kirk, Of Chicago, and
daughter, Mrs. James Gill, OF Steuben-
willie, are the guests Of Mrs. j NJ. Fogle, OF
Kirkwood.
Mr.. Joseph Ferguson, Of Glen Easton.
accompanied bv his sisters, Misses Callie
and Ella, are taking in the sights at the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson, Of La
Belle street left to-day over the B. X o.
for a ten DAYS trip TO Chicago and the
Columbian Exposition.
Charles Hushrod, of North Wheeling,
has got the position as Pan Handle brake
man, in the place Of Abraham Buchanan,
who was killed recently.
BEHLER.-W. b. Frier, w. p Jackson,
LLOYD sCIea tersOn, Parkersburg: >. M.
Fowler, Clio ver's Gap, c. e. FELTON,, Man
nington, and Jos. Jones, Grafton.
Fred tundls,O OF PlttSOQGg, IS IN tue CITY
seeing old friends, accompanied oy John
Manion, jacob Beiswiug-r and Wm. Mich
! OILS. de is back from q fishing trip.
w. II. Williams. proprietor OF the North
Wheeling pharmacy, Is visiting the Worlds
Fair. The accommodating gentleman,
William Gaus, is hlling Mr.. Williams
place.
]. c.. Dunn. a representation Of the
United Press, who has been a guest OF A.
E. Sheedle, the North Wheeling druggist
for two weeks, has left for a Visit 70 the
| Worlds Fair before returning home.
ST. CHARLEs.-P. w. Burk, Grafton; A.
G. McWiuoughy and Burt Witherbee and
wife. Sistersville; j. w. Lutz, NJ. Press
more and :. T. Cox. New Martinsville, and
Chas. Floyd and Miss Jennie Berry, Par
k%ersburg.
Harry aud Charles Kliens, the popular
guests at the Hotel Brunswick, left yester-
day for a visit TO Chicago. Before leaving
the hotel Harry made q neat address tell
ing his hotel cnumbs that he would do the
big Fair Justice. Genial associates escort
ed the popular gentlemen to the depot.
STANM:-F. Z. McEldowney, w. Nc
Spodeess aud wife, j. 3. Clark, G. l.
Clark. F. E. Clark, New Marunsville;
Z. ID. johnson, Burnersville; c.. w.
Ornett. Fsirnont; J. II. Mccoy, Sisters
Vile: ID. II. Leonard, Parkersourg; il
7(oen. Huntington; ]. ID. Clsytins, Graf
ION; L. B. Martin, Moundsville; L. E.
Iautx Lot; Chas. Groves, SistersYille;
" j. Painter. Thornton; s. Vinson,
Taylorstown; Miss Estey. ManningtOn.