Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
Individuals.

was under medical treatment in that city.
He viii remain in Wheeling several days.
I'D. speaks IN glowing terms Of the West,
and says the past season has been re-
markaoly prosperous one. for agricultural
interests Cora ia Nebraska has averaged
1ity bushels 20 the acre. with other farm
products in proportion. Mr.. Larkins is in
the stock raising business. He has ranch
Of $500 acres, with thoroughbred cattle,
horses and mules He bought at auction
recently 800 head Of Herefords belonging
TO u. N. McGillen, who number Of years
ago conducted big dry goods store on
Main street.
Mrs. W. D. Mccoy is i'll at her home on
the Island.
Mrs Morris Horkheimer Is q guest Of
friends in GAINESVILLE.
j. Wise Norton, Of the North End, is in
Charleston on business.
Mrs. Chas. Frederick, Of Steubenville, is
a guest OF Island friends.
Hermann Sepcht, OF Huntington, Is Wis
iting Eighth ward friends.
Miss Agnes Walters, OF Pittsburg, is
guest of South End friends.
Mrs. c. A. Criswell, Of Bellaire, o., is
dangerously i'll with diphtheria.
McLURE Clarence L. Smith, of Fair
mont; NJ. G. Tyler, Of MonOngah.
Peter Farrell returned from a business
visit to Chicago yesterday morning.
Ben Kraus, who has been confined to his
room for several days, is able 70 be out.
Miss Mamie jarrett, Of Pittsburg is
guest of friends on South Huron street.
w. Scott Wilson. Of Wheeling, was on
our streets this week.-BuckhaHnOn Ban
nsr.
Louis Marks, Of New York, is a guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. j. Aaron, on South Main
street.
SrAm-w. c. Jacobs, Of welsburg;
Bishop George w. Peterkin, Of Parkers-
burg.
WrNDsoR:-Frauk A. Stortz, of PIT.
Pleasant; part Of the Mora Machree"
company.
Miss Nettie Dobbius. Of Fourteenth
street, will spend Sunday with friends In
MOundsville.
Mrs. a. G. Stollenwerk and son have re-
turned from q prOtracted visit with friends
in Baltimore.
Peter Mehan, Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is here to attend the funeral Of MS brother,
Lawrence Mehan.
Hon. Edward Robertson and Col. John
L. Schilling, Of Wheeling, are at the st.
Albert, Charleston.
Thos. Smith, Of Warrington, is in the
city. He expects his wife home to-day
from Guthrie City, Oklahoma.
Mrs. George r. Taylor returned home
yesterday from Denver, Col, where she
has been visiting her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Miller and family, Of
Thirteenth street, are in Washington, d.
C., the guests Of Mr.. Miller's parents.
VIM. Conway, of the South Side, who
had his foot badly scalded at the Belmont
mill some time ago. is able to be about.
John Frew and Jas. B. fancy returned
home Yesterday from a meeting OF the
Associated Press in Detroit and Chicago
David Stein. Of Chicago, an old Wheeling
bOv. is home to attend the funeral Of his
mother. Heis in the barber business In
that city.
James 7. Hodgens, the leading merchant
Of Portland Station, was on our streets
yesterday. Mr.. Hodgens gave the REGIS
TER pleasant call.
Miss Cert Stewart. OF Warrington, who
has been been visiting friends on North
Market street for a few days, viii leave Tor
her home this morning.
Miss Mamie Howard, who has been the
guest Of Mrs Chas. Menkemiller, on South
Masket street, for several days, returned
last evening TO her home in GAINESVILLE.
All. Gump, a former resident OF Wheel
ing, is here representing the Story Medl-
cine Co. Mr. Gump will be remembered
as one Of the head clerks at the old 81.
James.
James w. Ewing, private secretary 20
Governor Fleming, is very SICK IN Cnarles-
ton. He is threatened with typhoid lever.
The Young gentleman's many friends here
at his home hope for his speedy recovery.
j. NJ. Reynolds, the genial chief lnspec-
tor for the ThOmsOn-HOustOn electric COM
many. who is at present located in this city
i'm charge OF the new electrical equipment
Of the Street Railway company, returned
YESTERDAY from an extended trip through
New England and the east
J. II. Baker, of Warrington, and an army
veteran. is in the city. he received ms
pension reissue last week and is 1eehng
quite happy over il. He gets $3.50 back pay
and $50 per month. He has been getting
but IS per month. Agent James Henry, OF
this city, had the claim in charge.
Hon g. L. Smith dropped down on US
Yesterday. The Colonel is a memoer-elect
of the Legislature. 10 Marion county the
Democrats did not let anytime get away, |
except Senator, and they couldn't nelp |
that smith viii be one Of the leaders
from the Second district at Charleston.
BEHLER-C. Il. Trailer Of Fairmont; A |
T lancaster, OF Parkersburg; Tnomas
smith, Of Warrington; Peter Giliooty, OF /
Weston: John GillOOly, OF Roanoke; w
Sherman, OF Fairmont; part OF tue Nora
Machreen company; l.. l.. ShlSn, OF
AIiddlebOurne; j. Il. Mehen ana CharIey I
Fox, OF Parkersburg.