Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-28
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY ChronIcis Of rho Movements OF
Indivicual..

| A. ]. Otto, of Cincinnati. is here.
George Steinnetz. OF the South Side,
is Ill.
George Wait, OF the City Gas works,
is indisposed.
w. B. McMechen has gone to Mt.
| Lake Park TO recuperate.
Hon. ]. +. Donehoo. OF New Cumber-
land, w. Va, is in the city.
Joseph Marshall. Fulton official,
suffers from an abscess on his knee.
Miss Frances Fisher. of Forty-third
street, is home from visit 10 Cameron.
Joseph Gardner, OF North Wheeling,
| has gone TO Cincinnati, Ohio, for visit.
SrAMM: G. B. Thompson and W. E.
Detloe, Sistersville; o. 2. Smith, Graf
ton.
Mrs. Charles z. Van Keuren got home
yesterday from sojeurn at Mt. Lake
Park.
Miss Theresa Evans, Of the East End,
who has been i'll, is able TO be about
again.
Harry Fuhr, engineer at the Beltz
planning mill, is at work after his vsca-
ton trip.
James Cahil, OF the Atlantic hose
house is home from trip TO Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich.
Charles He'll, OF the National Road,
has gone with the K. Of p. to Washing
tor =. c.
After visit 20 Moundsville, Edward
Ramp has returned to his home in the
East End.
Albert Schumacher, a we'll known
mill man of the Eighth ward, is very
i'll at his heme.
Albert Johnson, of Cincinnati, is here
TO spend 4 short vacation with relatives
and friends.
#. E. Amick. of South Chapline
street, left yesterday for business trip
to Cleveland, o.
Gabriel Smith and Charles Miller, Of
the National road, are home from trip
TO Pittsburg.
Charles Dieders, OF the South Side,
will leave for Buffalo, n. Y, to-day,
where he will reside.
Miss Gertie Becker, a daughter or the
popular South Side jeweler, left yester-
day for visit TO Ohio.
Charles Springer, OF Forty-eighth
street, and his two sons left yesterday
for down river fishing trip.
Captain L. G. Chamberlain, OF the w.
B. & r., has gone for his vacation trip
TO Akron, o., his home. William Turn
er is doing his work.
A. V. Mathews, cashier at the c. L.
&c w. freight offices in this city, is home
from trip to Atlantic City.
B. Klevis, of the KIevis, Kraft Co.,
left yesterday by the w. & L. +. route
for trip to Alpena. Mich.
w. w. Wood, OF the firm OF Wood
Bros, will leave this morning FOR a bus
mess trip to the interior Of the State.
0. r. Wood, travelling passenger
agent of the w. & l.. E., was in Steu-
benville yesterday on business trip.
After four weeks visit to Evans.
Vile, Ind, Mrs Robert Affholder. OF
Sixteenth street, has returned home.
Henry Hoffman, Henry Nolte and
Prof. Williams, of the East End, have
gone to Washington, ID. c., for a trip.
Mr.. A. s. Hare, Of the Natural Gas
Office. returned home last evening from
a two weeks sojourn at Mt. Lake Park.
WINDSOR: w. C. Curtis, West Lib
erty; Mrs. NJ. B. Tarr and Miss Mary
Kenna, Charleston. and c. n. Malhaney,
ST. Mary's
Miss Lizzie Sonnefeld and Miss Laura
Ikepberger, both OF East Wheeling,
left Yesterday for q weeks stay at Mt.
Lake Park.
Mrs. George Durst, wife OF the Mar
ket street confectioner, got home yes
terday from a delightful visit to Mt.
Lake Park.
Daniel Lee, well known South Side
potter, who for some time has been In
New York city on business, has re-
turned to his home.
After pleasant visit to friends and
relatives at Moundsyille Conductor
Andrew d. Palmer, Of the W. 81 L. q.
Railway, is again on duty.
Michael Moran, formerly Of the South
Side. who for the last few years has
been In the west is again in the city on
a visit to his many Wheeling friends.
Miss Anna Z. Lamb, OF Washington,
D. c., who has been visiting the Misses
Dittman, OF North Main street, for the
past three weeks, will return home to-
day.
Edward Martin, a potter OF Steuoen-
Vile, who has been in the city Tor some
time, will leave this morning Tor East
Liverpool, O., where he will continue
his visit.
BEHLER: ]. j. McMullen, Slstersville;
e. X. Freeland, Sistersville; c. Schrly-
err, Bethany; G. G. Wilson, Cereldo; M.
Herbert. ParkersburE, and Charles
Schofield, Warrington.
SrAMM: Charles and w. F. Duerr,
New Martinsville; Joseph Hartmann,
Jr., Warrington; A, Sterling, Palatine;
C. w. Snider, Sistersyille, Miss Auna
Dougherty, Grofton.
Mrs. c. T. Sharp, OF the Island, and
tive little daughters are visiting in
Plttsburg. They were accom- panied by
Miss Hattie Sharp, OF Cleveland who
has been their guest for several weeks.
Herbert Moore, a well known brick
LAYER, OF the South Side, who for some
time has been at Elkins, this State. ct
work on O big contract, is again In the
city on a visit. He will leave 10 few
days for New Martinsville, where ne
will go TO work on the new school mouse
TO be erected there.
Mr.. ]. B. Finster has arranged TO run
an excursion from Wheeling TO Pick
ems In order to take some Of the North
Wheeling colonists out to select lands
The fare will be one fare for the round