Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement oil
individuals.


Individuals.
OH1cer Richard Donovan viii leave Tor
Chicago today.
G. B. Thompson is in the city. HehVes
at Sistersville.
DE-. Spragg and family leave to-day lot
the Worlds Fair.
l.. Burial. of the Sout Side, is visiting
the Worlds Fair.
n. W. Chaddock, Of Grafton, is register
ed at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Platoff Zane arrived home lrom
Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. George L. burst leaves Tor Cnlcsso
to-day on business.
Jacob Schimmer. Of the B. q u, Is lAiu
up with rheumatism.
W.. II. Redmsu, Of the machine nrm u
Redman s. Co., is i~ndisposed.
Ralph McElroy, of the South Siue' 10
little improved in his ckn
Clerk George Hook and wife returneu
from the Worlds Fair yesterday
Jas. NJ. Hall, general passenger agent OF
the ~. 81 L. E., is at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, Of Twenty-fourtn
street, is home from a down river "Trip
Charles Hobsteter, Of the South Side.
win leave to-day for a visit to Msr'G
Misses Sophia, Eleanor ap3 o9e
leave to-day for Chicago 70 "VU'Nu ~
Ntrs los Cbetwyn and Miss Ella Wal
w = 49, to-dav SJr Chicago to attend the
NJ. william Metz of 11O4 Main street,
has left for Chicago to take In the big
chow.
Fred Campbell, of the South Side, got
home Yesterday from seeing the Column
oian Exposition.
DR.. G.. P. Alderman and wife, of the
South Side, will leave for a visit to Chi
cago il d few days.
DR.. J. J. Schwinu, Of the South Side,
will leave to-day for a fourteen days trip
TO the Worlds Fair.
Manager Mitchell of the roasting depart
ment Of Baer Bros. building, Will leave TO-
day for a visit to Chicago.
Mrs. II. l.. Bond has moved from New
Freeport, Me, and will make her home in
this city on Chapline street.
James Baird and wife, S. r. Davis and
daughter, Miss Lucy, Of Elm Grove, left
yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Clara Pipes q charming young lady
OF Washington, ID. c., is visiting Miss
Madge Mathews of Moundsville.
Mrs. G. w. Atkinson is home from
Mountain Lake Park, where she has been
recuperating for the past month.
Mr.. Archie Mcbride and wife leave to-
dav for their home at Meridian, His, after
a months visit TO relatives in the city.
WINDsoR-J. G. White, Morgantown; r.
S. IRELAND, S~istersville; James Jones,
Grafton, and Glide Moore, Sistersville.
People think there is a new conductor
occasionally on the w. q b. q. railroad,
but there is not, for il is popular Ed.
Michaels, who has adornments on his face
in in the shape OF whiskers.
Harry MUM has resigned his position at
Coleman's South Side Pharmacy. Albert
Ise has accepted a position with Mr.. Cole
man.
Jno. Smith, formerly B. & o. trainmas-
ter OF the Fifth division, will be given an
engine again. II is said this is done to
lessen expense.
Richard Fisher, a popular young man of
West Wheeling, went 10 ST. Clairsville
last evening where he was a participant in
a big social event.
Adam Myer, formerly employed at the
street railway power house, has resigned
his position and accepted the work of a
fireman on the o. Il. railroad.
STAMM-T. j. Hinde, Huntington; F. ].
S~weetland, S~istersville; DIR. w. NJ. DirSh,
Newburg; Mrs. Armstrong and son, Sis
tersville, and Miss Eta Dimley, Cameron
Albert Madden, of the South Side, will
leave to-day for a visit TO East Liverpool,
o., and then will 20 to Trenton, n. j.,
where he has accepted a good position in a
pottery.
George Long, Fred Snider, Capt. VIM.
Smith and Chris Ziegler, South Side young
men, are preparing for a big hunt In Mar
shall county. They will go the latter part
of this week, fully equipped, and will take
a dozen dogs with them.
Mr.. A. E. Stevenson, Of West Newton,
Pa, is in the city canvassing for the Her
aid and Prcsbytcr aud the Presbyterian Ban
ner. Mr.. Stevenson is o veteran in the
work OF canvassing, having devoted some
ten years in the work OF religious papers.
S. A. Walton and wife, c. Z. WOODBURY.,
G. II. Beam and son, +. j. Hunter, S. w.
BOUCHER, John w. Rogers, Frank Siga-
foose, Robert Humphrey, Ralph Parkison,
and Misses Cora and Kate Humphrey, Of
Moundsville, left yesterday over the &. l..
& W.. for Chicago.
Mrs. L. Il. Boyd and daughter Mrs.
Weir, accompanied By her neices Misses
Mary and Carrie %Isaacs, of Baltimore, are.
the guests of Mrs. John L.. Rice, on Four
teenth street, while on their way homewsrd
from Chicago, where they have been at
tending the Fair during the summer.
BEuLER-W. B. Baty, Warrington; II.
II. Hackman and II. w. Smith, Middle
bourne; Henry Fuzman, Sistersville; B..
7. Chusbro and wife, M%oundsville; w. E.
Hogan, Sistersville; f. j: Anderson,
Middlebourne; Jos. NJ. Polvig, Jackson
Court House, and c.. A. King, Sistersville.
Quite q fashionable wedding will take
place on the 18th inst, when Mr., James
B~uckhannon, formerly of C%ovington, KY,
but now OF Chicago, will lead TO the altar
one Of Moundsville's most accomplished
Young ladies, Miss Clara Baker, daughter
of Capt. \. d. Baker, Clerk Of the Mar
shall Circuit Court.