Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement Of
individuals.

H. W. vogt has returned from trip
to the Fair.
Thomas Murrin has returned from
Dennison, o.
Mr.. s. B. Crew is visiting his daugh-
tiers at Quincy, Ill.
Miss Carrie Yahrling, Of Kent, O., left
| Saturday for her home.
A son OF Bernard Bach, Of Twentieth
street, is seriously Ill.
Rev. Llndemuth, OF Bridgeport, left
yesterday for Indiana.
Mr.. Beardsley left for the East yester-
day on business trip.
IF. Duff. of Wellsvllle, Ohio, was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Gabrll Emsheimer has returned from
a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Hon. C. W. Brockunier left yesterday
for the Chicago Exposition.
Will Bailie will spend Sunday at the
Moundfville Camp Grounds.
William Riddle, of the North End,
has returned from Pittsburg.
Mr.. Gordon, Of Logan's pharmacy,
will leave to-day for Chicago.
Miss Claudia Weller. OF GAINESVILLE, Is
a guest of the Misses Hanauer.
Col. Jere A. Miller left yesterday for
Moundsville, to spend Sunday.
Edgar E. Boyd returned yesterday
morning from the Worlds Fair.
Morris Steinfeld left over the B. &.
O. yesterday for the White City.
Dent Taylor left yesterday afternoon
for Chicago and the Exposition.
John Bailie left yesterday for Noun
tain Lake Park to spend Sunday.
Clerk S. B. Harrison, Of the Mcclure,
is back from his Worlds Fair trip.
LIZ. Kempe left over the G. L. q
w. yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Rev. w. T. Fleming Of Pttsburg,
registered at the Stamm last night.
Miss Virginia Norton has returned
from two weeks visit to the Fair.
Charles Wheeler left yesterday after
noon for Mountain Lake Park, New.
John Beiswick, clerk in the Wheeling
and Lake Erie depot left for the Fair.
Charles Meyer and daughter left yes
terday for Rochester to visit friends
Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Christleib will
leave the last of this week for Chicago.
President Hugh McDiarmld, of Beth
any College, was in the city yesterday.
Austin Beach, of the Pittsburg Times,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
d. Taylor, OF OFT Bros. & Co., left
Yesterday over the B. 81 o. for Chicago.
Ed. Fitzsimmons has taken the agency
here for the Plymouth Rock Pants Com
pany.
Miss Nellie Force, OF Pittsburg, is a
guest Of Miss Clara Wingerter, on Main
street.
Miss Alma Sboefelt, of Chicago, is
visiting Miss Mary Moffat, on Chapline
street.
TT. Anderson and P. II. Anderson
left over the B. g. o. yesterday for New
York.
Mrs. Robert NcVay, and children, OF
Bellaire, is visiting her parents on the
South Side.
E. w. Reid Of Bridgeport, left over
the w, s. L. E. road yesterday for New
York State.
L. A. Rolf and wife returned yester-
day from a visit to Chicago and tour
of the lakes.
Mr.. oldham and wife will leave to-
day, over the Panhandle, for the
Worlds Fair.
John II. Nolte and family, Of the
North End, will leave to-day for the
Worlds Fair.
Fred Smith and party of four will
leave to-day over the c., l.. & W., for
the Worlds Fair.
August Knoke, the popular South
Side mail carrier, is on duty again after
short vacation.
Miss Josephine Fading left yester-
day afternoon for Bethany, to spend q
week with friends.
Miss Mamie Jones, assistant book
keeper at Banner & Co.'s, is visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
John J. QuiQg returned yesterday
from a successful business trip In the
interior of the State.
Will Enrick, the Eighth ward baker,
will spend Sunday at the Mark Twain
camp down the river.
Miss Jessie Allen left Thursday for
the Worlds Fair, accompanied by Miss
BeyRoland. of Grafton.
Mrs. Harriet Berry, OF West Ale1an'
der, Pa, is visiting Mrs. DR.. Robert
paad IN Twelfth STRAIT
Miss Maggie BARLEY, OF the South
Side, left last week to visit friends at
Chicago and Garrett, Ind.
J. b. Sommerville and wife will
leave over the Pennsylvania line to-day
for the Columbian Exposition.
Misses Mary Hughes and Ida Rich
ards are home after two weeks visit
TO Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
Misses Mary and Rose Vollinger will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Kress. OF Pittsburg,
for few weeks on pleasure trip.
Misses Margaret and Mamie Camp
bell, OF South Chapline street, are
guests OF friends at GAINESVILLE, o.
Miss Sadie Bates accompanied by her
niece Miss Alice Bates are taking In
sights at the Columbian Exposition.
Fire Chief Frank ]. Healy left for
Milwaukee yesterday, to attend the
National Convention of Fire Chiefs.
Miss Mabel Brown, Of Mt. Lake Park,
is the. guest Of her aunt, Mrs. n. Z.
Whitaker, on South Chapline street.
Wilson Kelly and VIII Arnett left
over the B. & o. yesterday afternoon
for sojourn at Mo6ntaln Lake Park.
Misses Minnie and Kate Harris OF
Toronto, Canada, are visiting Dir. Rich
ard DOnohoe, the Market street jeWeler.
Miss Laura Obermanu and brother,