Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
AMONG THE PEOPLE.
A COLUMN OF BRIEF PARAGRAPHS PERTAIN
ING TO INDIVIDUALS
Personal Mention Of Yourself and Your Friends
Where They Are Going, or Have Been,
And What They Are Dong.

ern business trip.
Henry Reineke, the South Side barber,
| is on the sick list.
George II. Gibson was in Claysyille on
business yesterday.
w. s. Erhart, of Warrington, was at the
St. Charles yesterday.
Prof. John NJ, Birch will spend Sunday
with friends in Pittshurg.
Mrs. Eahrle left last evening over the
Panhandle for New York.
Thomas Feen left yesterday over the
Pan Handle for Cincinnati.
r. NJ. Henshaw, of Burton, was in the
city on business yesterday.
d. NJ. Wolf, of Ravenswood, registered
at the st. Charles yesterday.
Miss Maggie Hill, of Bridgeport, is Wis
iting friends in MounGsvllle.
H. P. McGregor is visiting at the home
Of his father IN Richie county.
A two-year-old child OF Andrew Wees, OF
the South Side, is seriously III.
Philip Youngman, of the South Side, is
recovering from serious illness.
Miss Carrie Neuhard of the South Side
is visiting friends in Findlay, ..
Ex-Sheriff w. c. Handlan left Friday
evening over the B. & o. for Boston.
VIM. Johns. of Geo. r. Taylor * Co., left
yesterday on an Eastern business trip.
A. Newman, of Bridgeport. has accepted
the agency for the Crandall typewriter.
Harry Cook, of Bridgeport, left last night
over the Panhandle tor Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. Zoeckler and child left Friday
over the b. IL .. Tor Deadwood, Dakota.
Alfred Walters, general superintendent
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S. A. d. Walters, of Quaker City, w.
Va, was IN the city on business yesterday.
S. NJ. Peterson, of MiddleoOurne, Tyler
! county, was at the st. Charles yesterday.
| Miss Minnie Winam, of North Main
! street, is visiting Mrs. Annie smith, OF
! Bellaire.
Tom Sweeney came down from Was
ington to spend Sunday with he parents at
Elm Grove.
Miss Georgia G.. Collum, ofPhiladeIphia
is a guest OF Mrs. j. NJ. Westlipg, on Fiji
teenth street.
WILDER L. Douner, of Terra Alta, was
in the city on TUESDAY visiting his brother
on the South Side.
George T. Herring, Pittsburg agent for
the Southern Pacific Railway, was in the
city yesterday.
Misses Emma and Bessie Gutman, of
Thirteenth street, are visiting friends IN
New York City.
L. H. Bennett and E. G.. Terrell, of |
Parkersburg were arrivale at the New ST. |
Charles yesterday.
J.P. Thompson, Of Fairmont, w. Va,
was late arrival at the Mcclure last night. !
j. r. Alexander, of the WOodsfield, o., |
Spirit Of Democracy was an arrival at the |
Mcclure yesterday.
Will n. Dovener was down from Cole |
rain yesterday.
A. T. Lewis and Eph Wells, of Sisters
vile, registered at the Behler yesterday.
George o. Smith, of New Martinsville
was guest of the Behler yesterday.
H. II. Mercer, of Charleston, was an ar
rival at 'ha RAhier YESTERDAY.
Gtanar, ~F l----At Wy W. 40 -
guest of the Behler yesterday.
VIM. Chapman, OF New Cumberland, w.
Va. was an arrival at the Behler yester-
day.
B. Z. Lewis and J. L. Johnson, OF Sis
tersville, registered at the Behler yester-
day.
Elsie Freeland, bell boy at the Behler.
had his nose injured by falling down the
Opera House steps yesterday afternoon.
II. w OIdNpr, Oh hCINCSSpOit1 a. AN6AS |
tered at the Stamm yesterday.
Prof John Mullen, the well-known dane
ing master, was shaking hands with friends !
in ecity yesterday.
superintendent Snyder, of che United
States Express Company, was In the CITY
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Houston has returned TO her home
in St Louis, after a pleant visit with
frian 3S in Pleasant Valley
Mrs. Harrison, who has been visiting
friends on North Main street, left yester-
day for her home In Baltimore.
HIM. Harper and wife, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Patterson, left Friday over
the Pan Handle for New York.
John Heckle and wife, of Kansas City,
who have been visiting relatives here for
some time, have returned home
! Miss Ella and Anna Commerford and
/ Nan Odbert, of the South Side, are visiting
| Miss Kate Showacre, Of Bellaire.
! Mrs Will Shaffer, nee Miss Anna Colvig,
| and infant son, Earnest Harvey, of Barnes
vile, Ohio, are visiting in the city.
I. L. Wells, manager OF "His Nibs, the
| Baron, booked for the Opera House on the
23d and oath, was IN town yesterday.
John Watson has just finished for Alfred
Dimmack, the South Side junk dealer,
link furnace of the latest English style.
Col. John T. Lane returned yesterday
from Pittsburg, where he was on business
connected with the new B. & o. time table.
The Misses Gutman left yesterday after
noon for New York city to spend the WIN
ter with their brother, Mr.. Malvm Gut
man.
Miss Lottie Cook, of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs :. F.
Faris, on the Island, has returned to her
home.
Miss Lillian Campbell and her mother
returned 10 Wheeling last week. Miss
Campbelrs health has greatly improved
kiHglC0Od Argus.
c. w. Dittman returned yesterday from
q combined business and pleasure trip 10
New YORK, Philadelphia, Washington and
the Eastern cities.
DR.. A. T. Gasmire returned yesterday
from two days visit at Pittsburg. He
was accompanied by DR.. w. 5. Yates, who
will De his guest for few days.
II. Brook Hooper, agent for the "O'Flynn
in Mexico" company, is registered at the
ST. Charles. This company will play re-
turn engagement at the Grand.
Mrs. James Early. OF Patterson, n. Y,
who has been the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Steer, on the South Side for the past six
weeks, returned 10 her home yesterday.
Senator Dorsey. of Moundsville, together
with Jack Matthews, one OF Spiedel * Co.'S
hustling travelling men. and w. W. Pyatt,
Superintendent of Construction on the
Ohio Valley railroad, were in the city last
evening on important business.
Hon. d. w. Shaw and Col Woodford
of Barbour county. are both here under
the care Of physicians. The REGISTER
hopes for speedy and permanent re-