Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the sIovem.nts O, ?.
dlviduaIs.

Dahy Ohrohicte OF the Movements OF In
dlviduals.
Business on our line promises 10 bels,.
er this year than ever BEFORE said Gen.
al Agent Foster, of the CUnard line =,
steamers, yesterday, to REGISTER repor,
err. There has been a great rrsb fo,. a.
commodationS, surprising, il possible ~
phenomenal exodus of last year, and aboD,
all our space, for the steamers sailing dnr'
ing May and June, is taken. There ave
still some vacancies in boats leaving later
The travel west is also large. twas form
erly the case that the spring steamer,
went TO Europe full and cane
back comparatively empty, but M,
is becoming less noticeable every wear
1t is rot altogether due to travel becomin,
more evenly divided, but rather to the hi
crease, people going being unable to tasa
summer boats, and dropping into the frs
vacancies, thus gradually filling up the a.
commodations all the year around o.
Christmas steamers this year took ou' h
passengers each, which is big businesr
Itself. We have the cream of the c.-
business, while the North German Los
excel US in Storage We are running .e-
boats month now, six from New Yorf
and four from Boston"
Mrs Robert NJ. Browne is visiting IN
Cincinnati.
Health Officer p. l. Shearer has returned
from Moorefeld.
Mrs. Fred Leiner is conyalesceut. after
a two weeks illness.
j. Armstrong, of Arbuckle, was a Hotel
! Behler guest yesterday.
Ray Coulter, of Warrington, was guest
OF the Behler yesterday.
Mr.. Elmer Gordon, of Lloydsville o., is
! in the city for a few days.
Miss Carrie Hunt, of the Eighth ward,
is out after brief illness.
Col. and Mrs B. F. Martin, Of Grafton,
are stopping at the Mcclure.
Al. Holman has accepted position at
the Mcclure House pharmacy
j. T. Jones. President of the Norway
Tack Company, is in the city
j. E. Dawson, of Clarksburg. was e
guest of the Stamm yesterday
VIM. G.. Worley, of Kingwood. was a
guest of the Mcclure yesterday
l.. n. Arnett, Jr., of Fairmont, was re
istered at the Behler yesterday,
James McGreRhen, of Mannington,
stopped at the Stamm yesterday.
H. w. Hollinn, of MorgantOwn, wa, q
Hotel Behler arrived yesterday.
John A. Mcintosh, of Ravenswood.
stopped at the Behler yesterday.
George Bremen and wife have retume.
from a brief tour of Eastern cities.
B. Earnshaw, of Earnshaw, W Va, We.
an arrival at the Behler yesterday.
Alexander Campbell, Of Bethany, was a
prominent arrival at the Stamm yesterday.
H. B. Fars one of the active young cit
liens of the Island, is down with the grip.
Dr. Denney, Of Claysville is IN the city.
and reports his sick parents here some bet
ter.
B. II. Morgan, of the Morgantown Post,
is the guest of Capt. John Mcclure, Of the
Island.
j. E. Terry, a prominent w. &L.E.
railroad official, stopped az The Mcclure
yesterday.
O. S. Philpott, the architect, is able to
attend to business, after several weeks
serious illness
The Washington and Jefferson Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar Club. are registered
AT the Mcclure.
u. Crogan and wife and Mrs y. J.
Fortney, Of Kingwood, were Late arrivals
at the Mcclure last night.
Mrs Biesicker, Mrs. WoOlery, II. d.
Reynolds and l.. *. Addy, Of Bethany,
were ut the Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. Robt. NJ. Brown and daughter left
Thursday on the steamer Hudson for Gin
cinnati and other points. They will be
gone all summer.
Y. II. Layne, j. ID. Lippinc0tt, Geo. ID.
Herrin, c. A. Egley and J. H. McAdoo,
travelling freight agent of P.ttsourg, we're
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Fred Yahrling of Kent, Ohio, who has
heen visiting Aug. Remke, Of the Eighth
ward. has returned to his home. Mrs
Tahrling will remain a while longer.
j. n. Alexander, editor Of the Woodsteld
Spirit Of Democracy, was AZ the Mcclure
Yesterday. He came TO attend the W. y d.
club entertainment at the Opera House
last night.
Squire H. j. F'elber returned yesterday
morning from Columbus where ne had
been attending the Supreme Lodge knights
of Honor, which was in session from Mon
day till Thursday.
Messrs L. B. Martin, formerly Of Mar
tins Ferry; Otto Jaeger, formerly OF this
city, and for number of years Councilman
from the Eighth ward, and Chss. c. Beam,
formerly Of Wellsburg, w. Va, were is
Moundsville Yesterday on business for
their glass factory, which IS acw located d.
Fostora.