Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-12
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens, and the Coming anu
Going of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens, and the Coming anu
Going of Strangers.
Jack Glasscock was in the city yester-
day.
J.P. Klein, of Lazearvillc, is at the
Howell.
IA. Glendening, of New Martinsville, is
at the Howell.
w. b. Petit of Littleton is registered ut
the st. James.
1T. Watts of St, Mary's w. Va, is at
the st. James.
n. ID. Hclmick, of Palatine, w. Va, is
at the Stamm.
Miss Jenny Caldwell left yesterday to
visit relatives in Washington, Pa.
Miss Katzbaugh, of Malaga, o., was
among friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Hervey, of the Island, spent
last Sabbath with st. CIairsvillc friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Keepers of Vine
Cliff are quartered at the Mcclure House.
Miss Agnes Wilson has returned home
after Il five weeks soioun in the country.
Mr.. T.. C. Gerwig and family of ParkerS-
burg, were quartercd at the St James yes
tcrday.
|. Isenbcrg, of the firm of Henry Jacobs
* Co., left for the East yesterday on n busl-
ness trip,
D, Shrivcr of bethany, and CT. Cam
eron, of Washington, Pa, are quartercd ut
the Howell.
Miss Daisy Hervey, ofthc Island, isvis-
iting her grandfather, Mr.. Burton, OF
WOOdsfield, Ohio.
Miss Maggie Waters, of the Island, has
returned from weeks visit among ST.
Clairsville friends.
Sam McClnton, A. p. Lewis and Thomas
McConvillc, of Stcubenvillc, came down
yesterday to see the ball game.
Mr.. +. Mcdonnell, ofIiurton, was In thu
city Yesterday. lie reports the oil wei
out there about | 800 feet deep.
Messrs. Albert Genther and Frank Wal
Their will leave to-day for MOundsvllle
where they will spend several weeks
Col. August Rolf and son Will, left Tues
day night over the b. q o. for Cincinnati
where they will visit for several weeks.
$. VanIaw and ID. Carroll, of IaneS-
willie, came down to take i'll the baseball
game yesterday, and are quartered at the
Howell.
Hon. Robert White, ex-Att0rney Gen
eral of the State, was among the arrivals
at Hills Central hotel last night. He wa
accompanied by his daughter. State Jour
nal
Mr.. John Ong and family, of Centre
Vile, Iowa, and Mrs. Will !. Ong o.
! Wheeling Island; also, Mrs. W. S. Martin
of Huntingburg, Indiana, are the guests o
Mr.. JOSEPH Mcdill, of Martins Ferry.
Capt. ]. L, Mccoy, n Wheeling sales
man, is in the city, Capt, Mccoy is ont
of the beSt known and most popular trav
cling men who visit this vallcy.-Chdrles
ton Star.
Captain John Booth was in the city yes
terday lie reports the steamer Telegram
as good rs new and ready to start up in he
old trade between Wheeling and Claring
ton as soon as there is water enough. Tn
Telegram has been on the docks ut Poin
Pleasant, and inadditiOn to new sides sh'
has been refttcd and reprinted through
out. Her draft will he somewhat less thai
before,
Major Tom Norton has returned from al
extended Western tour, an which he wa
accompanied by his wife, whom he left a
Hammondspart, Ind, at which place sh
is visiting friends. Major Norton says tina
Mr.. NJ. V. Smith, inventor of the gas fur
mace has been in Colorado on business con
nected with the introduction of his furnac
there 1t is thought that it will revolu
tionize the process of ore smelling.