Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
viduals

vduals.
Yesterday was pay day at the City
Hall.
Col Robert Whiaa left for Chat
tanooga yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goethe have re-
turned from Europe.
Miss Bertha Carl has returned from
an Eastern business trip.
Mr.. John Schsnk has returned from
Atlantic City and New York.
Mr.. VIM. Hassnauer, of South Nc
Culloch street, is seriously III.
The Council Committee q Ac-
counts is called for this evening.
MIR. VIM. Koehnl.ne, of Br.dgs port,
has returned 3rom Nj. Ciemsns, Mich.
A fire alarm gong will be placed in
the Chief of Policies Office in a few
days
Michael Angelo was yesterday ad
united to citizenship at Clerk Walton's
Office.
A sick man was transferred to the
City Hospital n the patrol wagon yes
terday.
Mr.. Charles Carroll and s.sa5r, Miss
Vena, left yesterday to visit friends in
Pittsburg.
Miss Maggie Cunningham, of the South
Side, has accepted a position with Tie
Teacher"
Mr.. VIM. Klein, CT Dayton, O., IS
spending three weeks WIKI his Wheel
ing friends.
Mr.. F. E. Ziegier, OF the Eighth ward,
has returned from a two weeks trip TO
Mt. Ciemans.
VIII KEN, an old Wheeling boy now
Doo2jea at Dayton, c., IS in the c.,y call
ing on friends.
Mr.. Peter Schlicher, of Marietta, O.,
IS visiting the family of Louis Wyrick,
Of the Fifth ward.
Miss Ella Barrett, OF tha East End,
was suddenly callsd to Clarksburg yes
terday by tbs death Of a relative.
Allen B. Smith. Esq, sporting editor
CT the News, left yesterday on vacation
to Monongah and Washington, d. c.
Mir. Sig. Wolf, clerk at Kraus &
Bamburger's, returned hom5 yesterday
from a three months trip to Germany.
Mike" Warner the Mcclure House
artist. IS back from weeks fishing ex-
cursion, and looks the better for the
trip.
Miss Minnie Hydinger, Of the South
Side, has returned from Glen EasJon,
w. Va, where she spent tn past three
weeks.
Mrs. Mary a. B2nantine, OF Wylie
Cove, Pt;sburg, is visiting Mrs. E. A.
Zimmerman, On South Broadway street.,
Island.
Miss Mary Stephan. will be buried
this morning q $50 O'Clock from 81.
Alphonsus church. Int6rmen, 2J Nj.
Calvary.
Chief Deputy Sheriff ami Candidate
for Clerk of ne County Court George
S. Oue has returned lIcm a pleasure
vacation wien his parents IN Missouri
Miss Lena Menk, OF Allegheny, Pa,
who has been visiting friends in Mariec-
"a o.. stopped over here and called on
her Wheeling fri-nds While en- route
home.
Prof. James Stephen Merlin returned
home a few days ago from thee
MON rs visit 10 Paris and other Con-
tinental cities. H VII reopen his sing
ing classes for the wing n wi,hin a lew
days.
John c. Deyine WI leave Jnls morn
ing for North Dakota, to spend three
or four weeks vita his brother Joseph,
who is State lecturer and candidate on
the Republican ticket for Lieutenant
Governor.
MI Louis c. Sdfol LEFT fer New York
TO meet his daughters, Misses Laura,
Came,a and Nsills S,ifel also Miss
Nen who, in company with tWe.yl
other young ladies. have just returned
from extended travels in Europe.
Ex-Mayor c. w Seabrght and vile,
of Wheeling. ". Va. are the guests OF
Mrs. II. a. Mckay, in Falkland street.
Mr.. Seabr.Cht has served three terms as
Nayor and TWO terms in the West Vir-
ainia LEGISLATURE He is on his way
home from New York Safe, where he
mas blzn IN attendance to hear William
I Brvan's speeches. lie predicts for
him a handsome majority. Nh Sea-
bright is an ardent supporter CT silver
and The Chicago platform. Mr. Sea-
brtgtls VIII be in The city Tor several
foys visiting the different points Of in
t-reg-. He is also an Elk OF high de-
er5e.-Norfolk Pilot.