Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-23
AnOUr PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
Individuals

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
individuals
Mrs. G. H. Rodeheaver, Of Third street,
lsQUite i'll.
FL. Hearn was in Pittsburg yesterday
on business.
Henry Bramer will leave Saturday for
FOst0ria, O.
Chauucey Dewey made flying visit to
Chicago this week.
j. s. Evans, of Cameron, registered az
the Behler yesterday.
George Campbell, Of Parkers5urg, was
In i1e city yesterday
C.M. Hart Of Clarksburg, registered at
the Mcclure yesterday.
d. C.. Bardall, Of Moundsville, registered
al the Stamm yesterday.
John Frew, Esq, arrived home last
night from his trip 70 Europe.
A. c.. Holloway, Of Flushing, was an ar
rival az the Staum yesterday.
w. j. Garrison, of WadestOwn, regis
tered az the Stamm yesterday.
Miss Annie Summers, of Canal Dover, IS
g guest Of relatives on the Island.
T. r. Boadsubaugh, OF Fairm0nt, was an
arr.va. a, the Mcclure yesterday.
James II. FUrber, Of Warrington, was
40 arrival 40 the Stamm yesterday.
Basil L. Bowers, Of New Martinsville,
was an arrival 40 the Behler yesterday.
ID. E Tappau and Hal Brues, Of the Isl
and have returned from q trip 20 Pittsburg.
Col. d. f. Stalnaker is in Chicago on
business. He will probably return TO-
iay
Vt. A. Chew, Of Wheeling, W. Va, was
noticed in town last week.-W Washington OBJ
srrrr.
Mrs Gibson Lamb and daughter Louise.
left yesterday for New York on an ex-
tended visit.
Joseph Rohn, Pittsburg agent Of the
Beymann Brewing Company, was in the
city yesterday.
Some Of the finest home grown sweet pO-
tatoes ever brought 70 this market are now
on sale here
Thomas II. Grimm left yesterday morn
ing for San Francisco and other points on
tie Pacific coast.
Chief Of Police Mehen, OF Parkersburg,
was in town yesterday. He went out 70 st.
Onrsvilic this morning.
Mr. James CHIN, salesman for L. s.
ue-ap.uu, Son 4 Co., is able 70 be out
aI,er am illness of nine weeks.
Major j. C. Anderson has returned to the
Cty, after quite an extended absence, and
Is aSaid occupying room at the Ruftner.-
N.lr Tribune
Among the arrivals at the st. Charles
were A. W. Mansfield, Of Warrington. II.
w beverin, of Grafton. ID. Lembert, Of
charleston. w. j. Hiudman, of Bethany.
Rev. ID. L. Ash will next week remove
rs family to Grafton, where be will re-
sac while filing the position Of Presiding
L.ler Of the NJ. +. Church. Of the Morgan
Town district.
James Lantry, Tom Wolvington, Frank
Long John Crawford and Frank Theirs
composed party from this city who at
,e-ie0 the locomotive engineers ball at
Olrchsville, o., last night
The friends OF Louis Delaplain viii be
k-a0 70 learn that he Is now on the re-
Porlorial force Of the Chicago Herald, the
leading paper of that city, and is in line of
promotion. Dana l.. Hubbard Is the fnaD-
cal aud real estate editor Of the Herald.
Colonel Mckenzie. Colonel St. Clair left
iaSt night for Helena, ARK, where he viii
Leip Governor Eagle and John ID. Adams
work up enthusiasm for the fair in that
o,aIe. He is already engaged for 3 dozen
SPeecnes.-ChicGOo Herald.
The o1icars Of the Bellsire Steel Works
say. with reference 10 the trouble there,
.aet they only ask what is customary at
al TIE steel works in this part Of the coun-
NY; that at Mjngo, Wheeling and River
sue factories they pay the machinists just
"lat Belaire now oilers; and that Bellaire
uaS oeen paying more for over time than
alE OF the other works named; has been
lue only steel works that has been paying
e1lTa Tor Sunday time for several years,
euo IS perfectly willing 70 pay al that is
pSlQ oy toe other steel plants in this part
VI lle valley. -BellGirs Independent.