Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements oil
individuals.


J.E. Hunter, OF Moundsville, was in the
city yesterday.
Prof. ohm Mullen is in the city STOPPING
at the Brunswick Hotel.
Mrs. S. P. Brown, of Chicago, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ziegenfelder.
Joseph O'Shaughnessy is out after a
severe attack of Typhoid fever.
The family of Mr.. G.. H. Core will spend
the summer at Kinawood, w. Va.
Senator Dorsey, of Moundsville, was
circulating around town last evening.
DR.. T.. Hildreth will leave tomorrow for
Il few days sojourn at Mt. Lake Phrk.
" Basel, of Leesville, Va, is visit
ing in town as the guest of Chas. w. List.
Mrs. John Fallows, of the Island, has
gone to Moundsville to spend the summer.
w. b. Allison, of the Allison wire works,
will spend the Fourth in Harrison county.
Miss Annie Kiper, of Johnstown, Pa, is
visiting Miss Ella Bremmer, of the East
End.
Dan. Riggle, of South McColloch street,
leaves for trip out the B. & 0. to-day TO
be gone some time.
Miss Germer and Miss McBrier, of Erie,
Pa. are visiting Mrs. w. 3. McMecnen, on
South Front street, Island
Miss Charlotte Kelley, a handsome young
lady from Ida City, Iowa, is the guest OF
the Misses Carter, in Pleasant Valley
Mr.. John Rogers and wife and Misses
Nettie Rigner and Steirman Of the South
Side, left to-day for avisit to Franklin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, of the Island, and
Ms. Margaret Smith, OF North Main
street, returned home yesterday from a
visit to Cleveland friends.
CIV. Dickey, of Hailsu, Maui, H. l., a
student at the Massachusetts Institute or
Technology, is visiting in town as the
guest of S. H. Brockunier
Mr.. Andy Howard and Misses Maggie
and Mary Howard left for Fostoria yester-
day to attend the wedding Of their brother,
Frank Howard, tomorrow.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm yes
terdav were: r. NJ. Jackson, Of Clarks-
burg; w. d. Wade, OF Wellsville, o.; d.
A. Dorsey and I. L. Rogerson, of Mounds
vile.
Misses Lucy Howell and Emma Schra-
der. of Sixteenth street, are visiting
friends in Belmont county, Ohio.
Messrs. Walter Beswick and Jack
Wright, book-keepers at the La Belle, left
make two months tour through the
West.
VIM. A. Steotzer, wife and son Earl,
of Nineteenth street, lett last night TO take
in the excursion to Atlantic City. They
will stop of at Philadelphia and visit New
York aud Boston.
Miss Eta Laughlin has returned home
after a pleasant sojourn among New Eng,
Mice 0nuhlin will
hase occasional trips 10 the mountains
during the remainder of the season.
Robt. Pekari, Secretary of Local Union
No. Q, will leave for Steubenyille this
morning, TO prepare for the meeting OF
the Glassworkers' Convention on the 9Th
Other members of Local No. 9 will leave
this afternoon.
The following were among the arrivals
at the ST. Charles Yesterday: n. Enock,
of Knapps Greek, II. Y; J. d. NJ. Ribben
w. Va: BENJAMIN and H. r. Batsch
Findlay, Ohio; d. l.. Jamison, Pittsoug,
Pa.
H.R. Howard, of Point Pleasant, one OF
the members of the Penltentiary Board,
was in town last night on his way to
Moundsville, where Il meeting will be held
to-day in reference TO amending the con-
tract for the dining room at the State
Prison.
Among the distinguished visitors in the
CITY is Judge John Brannon, OF Weston
Upon his arrival in the city yesterday he
was warmly greeted by many friends. The
Judge is firm believer in the railroad
possibilities of that section, and that il
means much for the future prosperity OF
Wheeling.