Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In
dividuals.

Bolossy Kiralfy, whose name is asso-
ciated with all spectacular theatrical pro-
auctions of any magnitude in recent years,
was at the Mcclure yesterday and FRIDAY.
THE object of his visit was TO join the
Water Queen Company, which was reor-
ganized here. Arnold KiIalfy, the youngest
of the three Kiralfy brothers, who man,
ages the company, arrived last night, ana
the company left over the b. ~ y. at III :4O
o'clock for Pueblo, Col, after which they
will 90 to California. Mr. hlralIy was
seen by REGISTER reporter last night,
and talked entertainingly of the theatrical
productions with which his name is intl-
mately connected He is quiet, unas-
Stunning man, with an unmistaka6le foreign
accent. which betrayed his Hungarian
birth. Speaking of the Water Queen
company. he said at will be greatly
strengthened by the addition OF several
specialties and new dances. l orougnI
with me from New York Miss Matte Will
liams and Miss Pollock, and Mr. Slavin,
who have Just closed an engagement al the
Academy of Music with Denman Ihomp-
son. This is my first visit TO Wheeling,
and | am much pleased with your CITY.
The members of my company speak III nlgh
terms OF the treatment they nave recelVeu
during their stay here. We Will proDaoly
MAY a return date after our California
Have YOU any new play for next sea
son!n asked the reporter.
mo, am busynow in New orK oullu-
ing new summer resort, when Will De
the most complete amusement enterprise
in the world. 1t will be known as the
"Eldorado." and the stock company when
controls il will be known as the Pallsade
Amusement Company. The ground Gov
and no
laid out in the form of the London EXPOSE
ton. with side amusements, for which
there will be no extra charge for admission.
The grand stand will seat $1,000 people, and
there will be 1000 performers upon the
stage"
Miss Maggie Walters is the guest Of
Washington, Pa, friends.
J. C. Moore, of GAINESVILLE, was regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss L. j. Davis, of Huntington, was
Mcclure House guest yesterday
Prof. H. D. Smith, of New Cumberland,
is the guest of S. G.. Smith, Esq.
Miss Ziegler, of Lewiston, Pa, was reg
istered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Aggie Pemberton, of the Island, is
visiting friends at Mansfield, Ohio.
Jason Stamp has accepted position as
amanuensis at the Whitaker iron works.
W.B. Gibson and w b. Chambers, of
West Alexander, Pa. were in the city yes
terday
Engineer JOB Abbot of the Terminal
Company, has returned to the city from
New York.
Mrs. Sam Picker is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schafer on South
Chapline street.
Miss Clara Schumacher, Of Moundsyille,
paid short visit to her many friends here
the latter part of this week.
Ed. Sohn, of Quincy, ILL.,, andT. Brunei
man, of St Louis, are the glass and
crockery buyers stopping at the Mcclure
X. f. Reinhalter, of the firm of p. Rein
halter & Co., monumental manufacturers,
of Philadelphia. Is stopping at the Mcclure
Architect Homer Wells and Supt. w. H
Anderson left for Washington City last
night for visit of several days on bust |
ness.
The many friends Of Miss Laura Hill, OF
Beallsville, Ohio, will be grieved TO learn |
that she is afflicted with a severe case of
typhoid fever.
Mr. p. j Heskin, prominent young |
gentleman of Benwood, has returned home |
from pleasant trip to Chicago and other
western cities.
Sam H. Crayton, of Wheeling, was in
town this week. He spoke at the meeting !
in the NJ. F.. Church Monday night in his
usual straight out-frCm-the- style |
-KingCOod Argus.
Prof. John A. Myers, of MorgantOwn,
passed through the city yesterday on his
wav TO Charleston, whence he will visit |
several of the agricultural institutions
throughout the State.
Deputy Sheriff A p. Garden has return
ed from Cincinnati, where, in company
with his mother, he has been visiting at
the residence of Mr.. c. p. Vinton.
Bick HOugh. an Old South Side boy, re
turned home Friday after an absence of
nine wears During his stay he was in
Minneapolis, Dakota and for the past
three months he has been in Middlesburgh,
Kentucky.
Mr.. Geo. Miller, formerly of Beech Bot
tom, but now bookkeeper at the Riverside
mill. and Miss Anna West, of Tiltonville,
Ohio. were quietly married in Wheeling
last Tuesday. They have the best wishes
of their many friends.
w p Hubbard, y. ]. Clarke, n. c.
Brockunier and G. w. Brockunier, quar-
lette of Wheelings prominent citizens, ar
rived here last evening on L. 5. Court bust
ness. They are quartered at the Blenner-
hassett -PdTkerSbltrO Sentinel.