Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Nov.
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j. NJ. Crouch, is in Indiana IN o
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Elk Senator j. n. Camden is at tbon,
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Mr. Charles NJ. Coen, of the Isla,a
in Pittsburg last Tuesday. ''''-1' vas
Harry Brues, of the Island. Is cons
to the house by serious sickness '-Nnel
Bert Fisher, of Medina, O.. Is ,;s,..
friends and relatives on the Island ''''ls
Miss Minnie Loring left for her s.s..-.
home in st. Lou last Tuesday, fora J yisi.
Miss Jennie Griffith and vonr,, -,
visitor from Kentucky were in Pitfsb IaSy
Tuesday.
Frank H. Guffey, Esq, left las, eyeoi,
for short stay in Wheeling, W. vas
burg Post ''
"Uncle" Jimmy Cochran, the yeper,t.
toll-keeper on Twenty-ninth street. Is ~.
iously i'll.
J. B. Mari, of Warrington, and A Coa-
rite, of Parkersburg, are the West ~.
ginians at the Behler today
Mrs John Becker, wife of the Fiot..
ward ieweler, is convalescing from NJ.
tracted spell of typhoid fever. '
Dr. ID. B. Best, OF the Island. has gore,
New Concord, o., where he will rems'.
several weeks for the benefit Of his heals
Prof. William Armstrong and famr,
will leave for Mt. Lake Park early new.
week, where they will spend the sumner
Mrs. J. H. Holt, of Huntington. h..
come to spend the summer with be-
mother, Mrs. Dallas Ewing, of Leatber
wood.
Miss Della Leighton, one of the teachers
in the Eighth ward pubic school. is quis
i'll at her home on Wood street with tvpbo;f
fever.
Rev. w. X. M. Denny, the Bible Nj,
sionary, leaves to-day for his home Ar
GAINESVILLE, where he will spend seyers
days.
Revs. Villa Anderson, of Cairo. "
Va, and Gregory Bleakly. Of Williams
town, w. Va, are the guests of Rev Dr.
Fullerton, of the Island
Mrs. G.. ID. Glenellen, of Sixteenth
street. wife of the Superintendent of he
Elm Grove road, left for Chicago YESTERDAY
morning to visit her sister and relatives.
DR.. w. o. Stathers, OF the Eighth war;
left Yesterday morning for two weeks
visit to friends in Tyler county, where be
will spend the time fishing and hunting
Miss Ella Womeldorff, of Middlepo-
O.. and MIR. and Mrs. John Smitt .,
Kearney, Neb., are visiting at the rsJ.
dence of Mr. r. j. Billiard. Jr, on ,ae
Island.
Miss Mary Thomas, who is guest Of
Mrs. Emma Boyd, of Thirteenth street. /,
out after a severe attack Of the grip She
will leave for her home in Cadiz, O.. next
Wednesday.
Col. Geo. w. Atkinson left last egening
over the B. & O. for WashingtOn City,
where he goes to make the Decoration Day
address at the National Cemetery on Arl-
ington Heights.
Mrs. Robt McEldowney and daughter
spent Yesterday in town with Miss Morris
on Main street, and left on the night train
for Martinsburg, where she will be the
guest of Mrs. w. Newt Linch.
Mr.. James Neill and wife left at 40
D. m. yesterday, over the Pennsylvania
road, for New York, whence they will sail
for Europe, for a three months trip. They
will be joined at Pittsburg by sister OF
Mr. Neill.
j. ~. Bu BOlS, secretary OF Tue DelllOut
Nail Works Of Wheeling, w. Va: F. J.
Hearne, General Manager of the Riverside
Iron Works, of Wheeling and II. II Horn
brook, Secretary of the Wheeling Iron and
Nail Company. registered at the MOnonga
hela House yesterday afternoon.-Putshug
Dispatch
A party of young ladies and gentlemen IF
this city will leave this afternoon for Gov
ington, Va, to attend the opening bal! al
the Intermont Hotel. Mrs. Henry )
Walker and Mrs. G.. r. Snyder will chape-
rome the party. Mrs e. W. Wilson. vino
had intended to act as one of the chape-
rones, is prevented from attending the ball
on account of sickness in the family. The
party will consist Of eight or ten couples
Charleston gazette.