Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-12

Eofr street, left yesterday for Chicago, to
visit the FAIR.
Mrs. Obenbaugh. a well known lady Of
South Chapline street, will leave soon for
a visit TO Columbus.
Chas. Yearling and his sister, Miss Car
RE, from Kent, o., are visiting friends on
South Jacob street
Mrs. Charles Osborne, of Brooklyn. Is
visiting her parents, Dr.. and Mrs. James
Hammond. OF the Island.
Henry Eichenberg, who has been s0iOurn-
ing in Alabama, on account OF poor health,
has returned 10 his home.
John Medick. the popular South Side
butcher, of Chapline street, will go for
trip 10 the Worlds Fair
Rev. ]. +. Oliver, OF Steubenville, passed
through the city yesterday on his way home
from Mountain Lake Park.
Willis A Robb and Fred $. Brooks, in
surance adjusters, Of Columbus, are regis
tered at the Mcclure House.
Miss Clara Fullerton, charming young
lady Of South Chapline street. will go next
week on. a visit to Psrkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hobbs, OF the Island,
left yesterday for Moundsville, TO spend
the summer AT the camp grounds.
Fritz Neuhann. who has charge OF Rey-
mann's hotel at Canton. o., is IN the city
on a short business and pleasure Trim.
Henry Senne, recently married, and
bride. of the South Side, will leave today
for their bridal tour 10 the Worlds Fair.
in. Ginger, the agency man OF the
Pittsburg Post, is in the city, and was
around to call on friends at tho RFctsTTR.
Mrs. Harry B. Mingus, nee Miss Lottie
Nelson, of North Eoff street, is visiting her
mother in this city. Mrs Mingus lives at
Columbus.
Mrs. w. L. Gilbreath and two dauCh-
ters Mrs. Henry Shelf and Miss Floye
will leave to-day on an extended visit TO
Moline, Ill.
John Dailer, dad" Stein and his broth
er Anton and John Manion left yesterday
morning for six weeks fishing trip 70
Darlington.
Alfred Spell, John and Albert Welty,
left yesterday morning for Chicago, 70 take
in the Worlds Fair. They will be gone
about ten days.
Jno. Fisher, of the Island, accompanied
by his sister. Mrs. Chas. Kolpitzer Of the
South Side, will leave for visit to the
Worlds Fair to-day.
Mrs. w. Mitchell and her sister, Miss
Emma Goethe, two well known ladies OF
South jacob street, are visiting their
brother at SOmerton, Ohio.
WINDSOR RI. J. A. BOreman ard n. NJ.
Stones. Parkersburg; n. L. Wells, Clsrks-
burg: George Given, Wellsour9; Z. NJ.
Harley, Ravenswood: 9. T. Wiggington
and John G. Suelth. Sistersville. rect
Joseph Bero, OF Thirty-third st his
viii leave the South Side to-day, by the
own boat for a trading excursion down
river. His boat is loaded with pottery
ware and he will be gone manY months
Mrs. ]. Whittlesy and Mrs. F. Green,
SIstersville: A. Contrite, Pa-i e-sourg
Jacob Koontz, New Martinsvilie; VI. -.
Grier. Parkersburg: Frank Brown, SIS
tersyiTe. and w. B. Bowman, Huntington
are in the city.
d. C. Ripley, Joseph Anderson aud A
II Rrice. officials OF the United STATES
Glass Company. arrived in the city yester-
dav from Pittsburg, and registered az the
Mcclure. During the day they visited iac-
tories "Hr and "O.' IT.,
Miss Laura Donnelly OF Hartford IVY,
w Va. who has been a guest OF piss
Fannie Stanton. on South Eoh street. Iol
several weeks, has returned 70 ner nGai -
accompanied BY Miss stanton WHO VIII De
her guest for few weeks. 80, zs..
The enterprising South Side druggist,
John Coleman. has sent out neat cards 20
his friends. asking that they can AZ ms
ELEGANT soda fountain for g orinK.
tictet along with the invitation gets !,
dr,nk Of tonic, and it is needless 70 ACC
| that the fountain Is busy -.
Joseph Dugsn, one OF the oioes. emf g
80 n the pan Handle railroad, was In
tSe ~ ~ Yesterday. Shortly after the com
oIs,ion ri the Pewiky branch, Mr.. Dugsu
mas the favorite engineer between a. "a,
citv and wheeling Junction, ana - We
Sno,Sn by ali VINO pairouized the road IN its
a.r,v davs He is still connected with tne
roa6 but now on the main line. ano y
= hrather OF the engineer VINO met ni-
5esth e. the awful wreck near Alngo juno
tien In 1870.