Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronlcls OF the Movement o
individuals.

| AbUUf FEUFL.
| Daily ChronIcis OF the Movement OF
individuals.
Special to ne Register.
New YORK. July SIT. J. Cainbow
and Miss N Foster are al the Broad
way Central. The Misses Hattie and
Blanche Brown, OF Grafton, are at the
Grand Union.
]. n. Curry, OF Slstersvllle. is at the
Beher.
S. Daily. of MOrgantown, is at the st.
\ Charles.
r. NJ. Sheets, of Grafton, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Miss Sadie Baird is visiting friends
at Washington, Pa.
w. NJ. Johnson. of Pittsburs, Is reg
istered at the Brunswick.
| Yesterday was the best day among the
city hotels for some time.
w. Il. Tudor, OF 81. Clsrsville, is
registered at the Windsor.
c. S. Marshall and A. w. Brown, OF
New Cum berland, are in the city.
VIM. johnson, OF Pittsburg, an oil
man, is registered at the Mcclure.
George Zlerwick, OF South Eoff street.
is visiting relatives at Buffalo, n. Y.
NJ. C. Glass, OF Elm Grove, left yes
terday on business trip 10 Pittsourg'
Andy Hores. the South Side baker, is
at Toledo, o., taking in the Saenger'
fest.
George thinner, the South Side bar
Der, is at Steubenville taking in the
bicycle races.
George S. Otte and J. +. Handlau
got home yesterday from trip to At
lantic City.
Patrick Quinn, William Wilson and
Water Allison, OF East Liverpool, are
visiting on the South Side.
Miss Mary Murray, OF SistersvilIe,
who for some time has been visiting on
the South Side, has gone 10 her home.
Miss Mary Meredith, clerk at Sti'
fel's left yesterday for a trip to the
country TO spend her vacation.
Conductor II. l.. Traister, OF the b. &
o., is of duty suffering from carbun'
Gle.
DR.. J. w. Dyers, OF Forty-third street,
is home from pleasure trip down the
river.
Mrs. Hyder Reilly and Lee Wells, OF
the South Side, left yesterday for Pixies
Peak.
Dr.. Z. NJ. Turner has returned to the
! city after a visit TO his home In Nor
gantown.
VIM. F. Dinch, OF Pittsburg, repre-
senting II. Obernauer, OF that city, is al
the Behler
Mrs. Thomas Davis and daughter,
Mrs. peeler, left yesterday for Mt
Lake Park.
Miss Ada V. Davis started ,or Kan
sas City last evening over the Pennsyl-
yauia road.
John Hans, the South Side business
man. has gone to Toledo TO take in the
Saengerfest.
Brunswick: Robert Scott, Wells
burg; Marcus Orr and George Patton,
Sistersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ruff, OF the
J South Side. will leave tomorrow for
| Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian Thompson, OF the South
Side. leaves to-day tor the camp ground
TO spend a month.
Conductor Charles Adams, OF the b.
g. O., is on duty again, after Two
weeks vacation trip.
Godfrey Schul and wife. OF 1922
Jacob street, will leave tomorrow Tor
trip to Niagara Falls.
William L. Bowers. the Ohio River
conductor, is suffering from the results
OF badly sprained ankle.
Mr.. Will Fisher. formerly OF Wheel
ing but now OF Melrose, Mass, is In the
city calling on old friends and relatives
BEHLER: w. p. Jeffers, SIstersyilie;
s Aubrohm, ST. Mary's; Mrs. John
Weatherly, Sistersville; Bud Cain, Lou
donviIle.
William HUGH. former glass worker
OF the South side, who for some time
has been in Michigan at work, Is home
on visit.
ST. CHARLES: Andrew E. Martin and
]. L. Schafer, Warrington; Michael
Gregory, Moundsville; and james VIII
son, Grafton.
Miss Mamie Smith and Miss Maggie
Campbell, popular South Side young
ladies, have gone for visit to friends
at Glen Easton.
Wilmer Hammond, one OF the best
known among the clerical force OF the
b. so, is very Ill. II is thought he
is taking typhoid fever.
John Coleman and Otto Werner, OF
the South Side, have gone again to
their fishing camp on Fish Creek, after
a business trip 10 Wheeling.
Richard Fisher, OF Forty-third street,
left last evening for trip TO Chicago.
He will probably go to work there on
the Chicago and Alton Railway.
WINDSOR: w. Il. Shafer and child,
SistersviIle; Fl. w. Bsverlin, Grafton;
G, 3. Scott, Bethany; G. i. Hays, Spen-
Ger: w. w. Smith, New Cumberland.
SrAMM: Daisy Henderson and Madge
Rucher. New Msrtlnsville; Bessie l..
Koen. Warrington; w. j. Moore, Proc
tor; and o. II. Stapleton, Parkersourg.
John Brill, with Greer & Laing, left
Yesterday for Baltimore, Philadelphia