Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

Oa,iy Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.

oa1v chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.
Louis Schwalb left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair.
J. t. Howard. Of Pittsburg, is at the
Stanm Hotel.
Joshua Russell. Of Sistersville, is aguest
at the Windsor.
Hon. John Corcoran left yesterday Tor
the Worlds Fair.
Frank Paulus, Of Pittsburg, is visiting
South Side friends.
Cd. Gates, of Parkersburg, was at thu
Windsor yesterday.
Yesterday was great day for West VIZ
ginians at the hotels.
J.F. Grassland, Of st. Clairsville, was
in the city yesterday.
wv. Leonard, Of Washington, Pa, was
at the Behler yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Moore will leave to-day for
Chicago to visit the Fair.
K. Hoge and family are home from
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Harry Linn, of Washington, Pa, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Ralph Heymann left over the Pan-Han-
die yesterday for the East.
w. H. Cradle is spending few days
with Washington, Pa, friends.
Mrs. Jack Blackstone and daughter
were at the Windsor yesterday.
Col. lie Gage Pratt, Of Charleston, was
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
George Mccoy, q son Of the doctor. Is
home from trip to the Worlds Far.
Geo. Schultze, the Squire's son, is home
the Grape Island Fishing Clubs camp.
Miss Annie Beltz, Of Sixteenth street, is
home from visit TO Pittsourg friends,
Wheeler Bachman and Frank Craddock
left yesterday for tour OF the eastern re-
sorts.
Mrs. E. Sweeney and daughter LETT yes
terday for Chicago and other western
points
Mrs. Frank Hukill and son, Of Pitts
burg. are guests of Mrs. Hukill's sister,
Samuel Sloan.
DR.. w. r. Taylor, of the South Side. is
home from the mountains In the interior OF
the State He went for his health, ana
came home well
Rev. JOS. Lee, of the Parkersburg dis
the city yesterday.
Misses Mary aud Belle Battle spent Sun
day with friends in Steubenvile, and re-
turned yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Nuss, of Cameron, after
a few weeks visit to South Side friends
has gone TO her home.
Misses Sadie and Carrie Evans left yes
terday for Lake Chautauqua. They Will
be Joined by relatives at Pttsburg.
Charles Menkemeller, wife and child, OF
the South Side, are at Brownsville, o.,
the guests of Mr.. Menkemeller's folks.
W.T.. Ellwood, VIM. Borcus and Chas.
Roy, wheelmen, from Cqarleroi, Pa, are
at the Hotel Windsor, en- route to Chicago.
Albert Acker, a popular South Slider,
will be married in the near future to a
prominent young lady also OF the South
Side.
Mrs. Mary Dickof, after visiting South
Side friends. has returned to her home In
Findlay, o. She Is the wife OF Rev.
Dickof.
Misses Blanche and Della Eustou, of st.
I,ouis. who stopped here to visit friends,
left Yesterday over the Panhandle for
New York.
Misses Mamie and Sarah Johnston and
Robert d. Johnston, OF North Market
street, left yesterday for trip to the
Worlds Fair.
A brother of W. L. McCool. Of Parkers-
burg, was brought from Sistersvllle yes
terday i'll of typhoid fever, and placed him
in the City Hospital.
Mrs. B. Albinger, of the South Side, will
be home from her Eastern trip to-day. The
Misses Laura and Bessis will stay month
longer in Trenton, N. Y.
McLURE-Daniel Taylor, New Cumber-
land; Col. Il. E. Frost, Morgantown, and
G. L. Williams, G. e. Bryan, j. +. Mock,
O. ST. Clair. Ohio River railroad officials,
Parkersburg.
Mrs. DR.. John Fulton and sister. Mrs.
Horace Rose, of Johnstowr, returned on
Friday from q visit TO their sister, Mrs.
John M. Sweeney, Elm Grove. w. Va
WdshingtOn Reporter.
Miss Rosa, q daughter of Accommodate
ing Captain W. +. Bowers, OF the o. K. r.,
was in the city last Sunday guest Of Miss
Nellie Hussman, of this city. Mr.. Bowers
lives in Parkersburg.
w. w. Layman and wife, Parkersburg;
E. H. Armstrong, Point Pleasant; G. b.
Chancellor, Parkersburg; A. ID. Mason,
Wadestown, and ID. =: hra1t, ParKers-
burg, are the West Virginians at the
Stamm.
MIR. and Mrs John Geharighty and two
sons. of Benwood, left yesterday for New
York. Mrs. Geharighty and children, will
sail in few days, on the steamer State OF
Nebraska, of the Allen Stats Line, for Lon
donderry, Ireland, to visit her former
home.
BEHLER-J. S. Miller, Kingwood; A.
Contrite, Petersburg; Thomas Flannery,
Moundsville; J. B. Knots, Warrington;
J.L. Long, Fairmont; J. F. Locke, Middle
boune; B. S. Morgan, Shiloh; L. G. Bills,
St. Marys; T. 0. Gown and G. Coast,
Ravenswcod; W. N. Hayman, Wilbur
Grove; Il. Brochdun, PRESLEY, and l.. S.
Megie, Belleville.