Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of
individuals.
]. B. Perdy, of Warrington, is registered
at the ST. Charles.
d. A. Dorsey, of Mouudsville, registered
at the Stamm yesterday.
H. w. T. Helwes, of Moundsville, is
stopping at the Windsor.
Robert Agnew, of Bradford, Pa, is a
guest at the ST. Charles.
C.P. Connolly, of Moundsville, was reg
istered at the ST. Charles.
H. G. Fleming, of Fairmont, was a Ho-
tel Behler guest yesterday.
r. L. Cakes, of Wellsburg, was an arri-
val at the Mcclure yesterday.
CIR Deuel., of Friendly, w. Va, regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
F. NJ Kiser, Of Center, W. Va, was an
arrival at the Stamm yesterday.
&c. Burns and sister, of Huntington,
registered at the Behler yesterday.
J.Glenn Cook, of Moundsville, was a
/ late arrival at the Mcclure last night.
G. McDermitt and VIM. Smith. of Zanes-
/ Vile, o., were guests at the St. Charles.
Mr.. James Steadman, of Fifteenth
/ street, is summering at Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ. L. Colvig is visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. J. A. Sage, who resides in Column
| bus, o.
Miss Martha Harper, principal of the
/ First Ward school, left yesterday for At
lantic City.
Frank Jennings Of Philippi, and M. S.
| Jsrvis, of Clarksburg, were guests at the
| st. Charles.
Postmaster Cowdeu, who has been i'll
with fever for couple of weeks or more,
/ Is cOnvalescing.
Mrs. Sights. of North Main street, leaves
/ this evening to spend two weeks visiting
| friends at West Middletown, Pa.
/ w. +. Coyle, Of the East End, who has
been confined to his room for some time
past with fever, has suffered a relapse.
Mrs. James z. Taussig has been appoint
ed agent Of the Wheeling Bridge and Ter
minal Railway Company, vice j. M. Belle
vile, resigned
Prof J. II. Anderson returned yesterday
from Toronto, Canada, and other points.
/ Prof. Anderson was the only member of
the excursion party who carried an acct
dent insurance policy.
Mr. Z. +. YOst, whom we announced as
about to locate in Illinois, is only going TO
| that State on temporary business. He Will
still retain his residence in West Virginia,
and will at no distant day permanently
locate in Wheeling. Mr.. Yost and wife
] L w
! Dana l.. Hubbard, ESQ, OF the Chicago
| Herald. is in the city visiting relatives. Mr..
! Hubbard at one time was editor Of the
Wheeling Standard, and sprightiier writer
than be did not WELD faber in this sec
ton. He is doing special work on the Her
aid and has become permanent fixture IN
the greatest city between the oceans.
Hulhhen Quarter, Esq, returned yes
| terday from business trip East and West.
~. i L1of,. Nfft falc
at Chicago are making wonderful strides
| in the advancement Of the Exposition.
Large forces of men are working night and
day, Sunday included, and the results are
cOrresp Ondingly great.
| Euwood w. ShallcrosS and son, Thomas
p. Jr., left last night for their home in
| Philadelphia. Mr. Shallcross, who has
been in various ways Unidentified with the
| newspaper fraternity in our city for many
| wears, has sincere sympathy for the
recent loss of his estimable father, which
was shortly followed by that of his mother.
A letter has just been received from Mr..
| Enoch Ball the well-knOwn shoe man, who
is now sojOurning in Europe. He
has as vet traversed the classic scenes of his
natiuity, visited Wales, Ireland and Scott
land and is about, so his letter reads, to
embark for France and the enlightened
countries Of the Old World. His tour will
| likely De one OF dL ltdSJ LuOubuS.
w. w. Hearn, well known iron man OF
Pittsburg, is at the Mcclure.
Misses Annie and Mary Blankinsop, Of
Wellsburg. were in the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Rodgers, of Seventeenth
! street, is III Of typhoid fever.
Miss Ella Kcys, Of Zane street, has re-
turned home from visit with friends IN
St. ClairSville.
Miss Laura Frew, of North Main street,
left for Atlantic City Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Bradley, of South Market
street, left last night for New ork.
r A. McCabe and Hal Speldel lett yes
terdav over the B. & .. for Cape May.
Miss Abbie Brown left yesterday after
noon for Atlantic City.
Miss Matte Pryor has accepted the
pOsition of StenOgrapher at the RIVERSIDE
Al. j. Owens, wife and baby returned
from Wheeling Saturday.-Find'Gy Trades
Journal. ,N, J..
the guest Of his mother, Mrs. h. HARRISON,
- Charles S1 Weigell. Of the Island, has ac-
cepted a position in Williams drug store.
Prot Joseph Keller, of Seventeenth
street. has returned from the West
| Herman Moore, Of Hamlin, w. Va, IS
visiting his brother. Rev. A. Moore, pastor
| of the Zane Street M. 4. OhurSu. -,
Jas. W. Ewing has returned 70 MS Jess
:, the Governors Office, after pleasant
vacation Of two weeks spent in Wheeling,
and is in charge of the office during the
| Governors Observation-Disclosures Gdzstte.
DR.. WI. Cooke, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church, accompanied oy MS
| SON William left yesterday morning over
tbe p 20 for the East They will stop
of a tiav at Mt. Lake Park, and will tnen
on on to Hartford county, Nd, and later 10
Edmund Jacobs, of Pittsburg, came down
on his wheel yesterday. and ne VIII spend
a few DAYS with his uncle, Jos. JacoOs, U"
Sixteenth street. - ~.
Misses Lizzie and Stella TaPpan, MIS-
r : Kincheloe and son Frank. and MT
+ Harry Tappan. of the Island, LETT last nlen
over the q. & 0. for. Atlantic City.
cLJJrar crv fnr Pitchers CaStOria