Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
Individuals.

DAILY Chronicle OF the uofcmout VI
individuals.
Mr.. Hearne left for Chicago yesterday.
]. It. Green, wife and son, left yesterday
for Chicago.
J.G. Crawford, of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday.
Hon. Robert Simpson left for Atlantic
City, yesterday.
James Irish left yesterday over the Pan
Handle for New York.
George Gray and wife of the Island, left
yesterday for the Fair.
Robert Simpson, Jr., left yesterday for
the Columbian Exposition.
Col. Robert White left over the B. & o.
yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Col Robert White left yesterday after
noon over the B. & o. for Chicago.
f. w. Brady, of Denver, Colo, was an
arrival from the West at the Windsor.
A. V. Fisher aud family, of South Wheel
ing, returned yesterday from Chicago
John Mann, of Thin, Ohio, is spending
his vacation with his mother on the South
Side.
John Ricketts,, Of the firm of Zarnits &
Co., has gone on vacation TO Atlantic
City.
Miss Hattie Emsheimer left over the B.
& o. yesterday afternoon, to visit the tx
position.
Mrs. Henry Reese, Of South Chapline
street, left yesterday for visit to Woods
field, Ohio.
Robert Anderson left for Brighton
Beach, yesterday, inl the interest OF the
State Fair.
Misses Lucy and Ella Robinson and Rob-
ert Robinson left yesterday afternoon for
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. w. ]. w. Cowden and Miss Mcclure
left over the B. & o. yesterday for Chicago
and the Exposition.
Rudolph Shouts, Adolph Bot and Albert
Beltz left on the $40 train yesterday
morning for Chicago.
Jamss w. Gear, w. Y. Blake and T. G..
Foster were the Elks from East Liverpool
at the Mcclure last night.
Geo. Gray and wife, of the Island, were
among the departures over the b. ~ y.
yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Elk President E. NJ. Turner, Of Morgan
town, was one Of the visitor" at the Elks'
outing ct the Park last evening.
Editor W. r. johnson, NJ. B. Cutter, ].
F.. Cassell were down from Steubonville
last evening to attend the outing at the
Park
MoLUBE-C. L. Williams, Psrkersburg;
r. NJ. Sheats, Grafton; X. ). Cakes,
Wellsburg; j. S. Poole, Wellsburg; p.
Duffy, Wellsville, o.
Miss Nellie Burtaw, Of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Miss Hattie Pace, OF the
island, for the past few weeks, left this
morning for her home.
Miss Sallie Bowman, who has been
teaching school at Clarksburg, left on the
2:40 c., L. & W. train yesterday afternoon
for her home in Masslllon.
Col. VIM. Forsyth, of the South Side,
returned yesterday from fishing camp be-
low Sistersville. His exploit was TO land
fish Of twenty-three pounds.
Behler-G. Dudley and family, Tyler;
NJ. w. and G. l.. Nenno, Sistersyille; F..
w. Kotzebue, Ravenswood; William
Frendenberger, Steubenville; Q. w. Mel
rose Marietta; Joseph Hall, Steubenvllle;
J. NJ. Sweeney, Washington, Pa.
Herbert and Willie, sons Of w. T. Smith,
of Thirteenth street, aged seven and nine
years, respectively, left yesterday to visit
relatives in England. Mr.. Smith will &C
company them 10 New York.
oIAAA-NlES. " <tluihLs
F. o. Mccoy, Sistersville; w. +. Stew
art, Sistersville; Benjamin f. Rumble,
Moundsville; w. B. Nutter, ClarksburR;
c. n. RObb, Parkersourg; j. L. Nc
Mechen, McMeohen; Anna Herman, Barnes
vile, o.; Blanche Parker, GAINESVILLE,
o.; John L. Means, Steuoenville, o.
E. Doutrick. better known as "Grover."
engineer in the new Standard mill, left the
city hospital last Monday at the advice Of
DR.. Row. Mr. T. F. Porter took him to
his home on Main street where he will re-
main until Saturday, when be will return
TO .Etnaville. He said ne was very thank
ful for the kind treatment he received at
their hands He said that no other doctor
in the country would do what Doctor Row
has done for him, staying for three days at
his bedside with the nurses.
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