Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Dany Chronicle of the Movements Of tn
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Jaly Chronicle of the Movements of tn
divlduaIs.
Miss Sadie Bates is home from visit to
St Louis.
Mrs August Miller is lying at her home
seriously i'll.
VIII J. Booher, of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday.
John Love, of Grafton, was an arrival at
the Stamm yesterday.
John Voeler is seriously i'll at his home
on South Main street.
j. X. Smith, Of Middlebourne, was a
Behler guest yesterday.
W B. Abbot Of Eureka, was registered
at the Behler YESTERDAY.
Rev. l.. W. Barr, of Bellaire, was calling
on friends here yesterday.
Miss Mary Melvin, of the Island, is visit
ing her home in Wellsburg.
wv. Gill. Of Steubenville, was guest
of the Windsar yesterday.
J. NJ. Parson, of Evans, w. Va, was
guest at the Behler yesterday.
L.R Smith, Of New Cumberland, was
guest at the Stamm yesterday.
c. y Kobb of PaIkersburg, was
Stamm House guest yesterday.
W. B. Archer, of Parkersburg, was reg
istered at the Mcclure yesterday.
W. A. McDonaugh, of Washington, Pa,
Was Hotel Behler guest yesterday.
Miss Maggie Farrell, of Moundsville,
was guest of the Stamm yesterday.
Jos. Nichol, Of Baltimore, Md, is visit
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Geo. II. Taylor left Yesterday afternoon
over the Panhandle for New York.
Earl W Oglebay. of Cleveland, was a
late arrival at the Mcclure last night
Judge r. II. Cochran yesterday returned
from visit with his family in Toledo.
DR. r. y. Lee Of St. Adams, w. Va, was
a prominent arrival at the Stamm yester-
day
Supt J. f. Legge, OF the Terminal
System, has returned from Shepherds
town.
Miss Sallie Moorehead, of West Alexan-
der, is the guest Of Miss Dollie Waiter, Of
/ the Island.
Mrs. Bumgardner and sons, OF Parkers-
burg, are visiting Mrs. Owen Sullivan, Of
Market street.
Miss Emma Schmitt, of Weston, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. p. Tracy, OF
the South Side.
Charlie Bradbury, an old Wheeling boy,
now located at Pittsburg, is In the city
visiting friends.
Mrs S Browne, OF Chicago, H., is here
attending to the illness of her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Ziegenfelder
Belle NJ Chambers and Josie NJ. Carson,
Of West Alexander, were REGISTERED at the
Stamm yesterday.
Miss Ella Scott Of the Island, who has
been i'll, has resumed her position with
| Egger X Warrck.
d. B. Ross, formerly manager Of the
Hotel Windsor, left last night over the
Pan Handle for Pittsburg.
Miss May Ankle, of Eleventh street, has
returned from four weeks visit with rel
atives in Columbus, Ohio
Mr.. Frank Stanton is confined to his
home withan attack Of the grip or some
thing else equally distressing.
E O. Hiehler and W. o. Croft, well
known Parkersburg business men, were
guests OF the Behler yesterday.
Mr. aud Mrs. John 5. Naylor, of the
Island, returned yesterday from an extend
cd trip through the South and West.
j. f. Emig assistant secretary OF the
Standard Fire Insurance Company, has ac-
cepted position with John Friedel.
\. NJ Moore, OF Newburg, Preston coun-
| ", general agent for the Herb Medicine
Co, Of Weston, was in the city yesterday.
d. Garth Hearne, a student OF the John
Hopkins University, is visiting his father,
| W l.. HeaIne Esq, at the Mcclure House.
| II
! Chancellor X. of r., left yesterday morn
ing on a trip through the interior of the
State.
DR. NJ Becker, of the New York
! Dental Association, is lying seriously i'll.
His parenes from Marietta hove arrived in
the city.
Mrs John Corcoran, accompanied by her
nieces, Misses Maggie and Jennie Cor
coran, of Cameron, is the guest Of South
Side friends.
J. w. Nossington, of South Broadway
island, left Sunday night for Bloomington,
Illinois, called there by the sudden illness
Of his father.
Mike Rockhold came down from Wheel
ing this morning and left for Elizabeth
| this afternoon TO attend to some law bust
ness Petersburg Sentinel.
| CharlcS hOemer, VINO returned from the
| West last Saturday and who has been the
guest of his father, John Roemer, on South
Main street, left last night for Cumber-
land, where he will accept a position with
mis- brother-in-law
| Rev. Father Deehan, assistant at St.
| Navier's will will 90 to Wheeling on Wed
nesday and take part in the services al tue
Cathedral in that city on GOOD Friday
PGrk>rSburJ Sctdhel.
Mr. FraRk Tucker, formerly of the
Graphic of this city, but more recently Of
Huntington, has arrived in the city and
will take apostion on the staff OF the Quo
Tdlleu Manufacturer,
The genial Capt William H. Irwin. of
this city, now travelling in the South. is at
present basking in the sunshine Of the pic
turesQUe Eusts Lake region, Florida He
is registered at the Ocklawaha House.
which is the Indian for three-meals-a.day.
and judging from the bill Of fare the Cap
tain sends US, they have other things on the
table besides plates, knives, forks and
napkins. A session Of the Chatauqua is
about 10 commence there, and as the Cap
tain takes great interest and delight in
these exercises, as well as being acquainted
with many OF the leading participants, ha
will likely remain throughout the pro
grammC.