Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
ABOUT PEOPLL-
Daily Chronicle of the movemsns OF
individuals.

indiviuCaiss
S. S. Simms, of Weston, is at the Nc
Lure.
Geo. B. Cuff, Of Steubenville, is reg
istered at the Mcclure.
G. S. Smith, of Washington, ID. G., is
registered at the Windsor.
J. w. Lane, OF Washington, Pa, was
a Mcclure guest yesterday.
F. B. Babcock, OF Washington, is
registered at the St Charles.
J. NJ. Jeffreys, leading merchant OF
Grafton, is in the city on business.
jeremiah Jackson, of Jackson Court
House, is registered az the Behler.
Mr.. Thomas Wiser and wife, of An
derson, Ind, are visiting In the city.
John Mitchell, of Kokomo. Ind, is
the guest OF friends on the Soute Side.
Miss Ella Schaub, Of the Island, is
home from visit to Woodlands, this
State.
STAMM: j. T. Koen, Warrington;
NJ. H. Tractle and r. c. Brotnes, Nor
gantown.
George B. Huff, editor OF the Steu.
benville EUeninq Star, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. A. C. Porter and Miss LaBelie
Mitchell, of Sistersville, registered at
the Brunswick.
Charles Mclaughlin and Fred Schade,
both OF Pttsburg, were Brunswick
uests yesterday.
George Lobenstein, the business man
Of South Main street, is home from
visit to the country.
Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, Of Twenty
eighth aud Eoff streets, is home from
visit to Cleveland, o.
U. Z. Brown, of Pickens, is the name
OF one of the new employees OF the
Union News Company.
Miss Emma Jackson, OF Washington,
Pa, was yesterday the guest OF MISS
Nina Jackson, OF this city.
Clerts Sawyer, Of the firm of Kimberly
& Davis, left early this morning for
trip TO Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Maggie Lippincott, OF Ohio, was
Yesterday the guest OF Mrs. Anna
Ehrle, Of South Wood street.
Thursday P. Brandau, the grocer OF
Thirty-third and Chapline streets, will
leave for a trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Laura Gardner and Miss Josa-
phine Auber, both OF the South Side,
lest Yesterday for visit to Pittsburg.
George Bordeaux, OF 2713 Chapline
street, will leave tomorrow for Visit
to his children at Birmingham, ..
Selmon Parker, of Ebeling's phar-
macy, left Yesterday for his vacation
trip TO be spent at his former home at
Long Reach.
Mrs. Joseph Banner, of Canton, Ohio,
is visiting her son, Mr.. John Ii. Danner'
at the residence Of Emil Schmitt, on
Market street
The Misses Carrie McEntee and
Mary Baker, well known young ladies'
OF South Eoff street, are home from a
visit to Cape May.
James Slater, the accommodating
street car conductor, is home from a
visit to relatives and friends at and near
West Alexander, Pa.
Henry Shaw, of Benwood. the carpen-
ter injured in the i. & o. tunnel In OHIO
last Wednesday, is getting along well
and will soon be out.
William Ziegenfelder, of Pitts6urg,
who has been in this city on VISIT TO
his relatives and friends, left yesterday
evening for his home.
WINDSOR: NJ. c. Geider, Sistersvllle;
J. w. Tucker and II. +. Bel, Burning
Springs: C. r. Wilson, Burlington; and
w. Z. Helms, Cameron.
Miss Carolina Ehrle, of Philadelphia
Pa. arrived In the city yesterday TO
visit at the home Of friends and rela-
tives on the South Side.
After very pleasant visit to Wood
lands. w. Va, Thamer Boston, we'll
known young man OF tie south oiue'
has returned to his home.
Miss Alice Faggert, Of the South Side,
who for some time has been visiting her
parents at Sardis, o., returned TO the
cIty last evening after delightful va
cation trip.
Frank Wagner, of South Jacob street,
the employe of the Riverside plate
mill, who had his arm so badly burned
not long ago, is getting better, and soon
will be able TO work again.
II. f. Ennis, well-known former
South Slider, now one of the employees
OF the Libbey glass works OF Toledo
O., after a pleasant visit to this city
will leave Friday for his work.
Miss Mary Osborn and Miss Annie
Seabright will leave this morning for an
extended trip over the lakes visiting
friends at Canada, Detroit and Cleve-
land, to be gone for about three weeks
j. j. Fleming and wife, with their
neices Misses Edna and Lucy Fleming,
of Pittsburg, Pa, took in the city and
parks yesterday. They enjoyed the
park music very much and left with a
very good impression of our city.
n. E. Orr, of Pttsburg, one OF the
editors of the National StOchm1n ana
Farmer, was in the city yesterday. lie
was here to attend the funeral OF Dr.
Todd, of Bridgeport. He is brother
of J. Il. Orr, of the Panhandle freight
department.
ST. CHARLES: p. w, Martin, Park