Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

individuals.
Col. Robert White is in Pittsourg.
W1NDsoR.-P. H. Bennett, Of Fairmont.
G.. Ed. Meudel is IN Pittsburg on bust
ness.
JOS. T. Noble, of Claysville, Pa, is in
town.
Supt. of Mails Jack Cowl is ill at his
home.
Louis Whit, of the Bon Ton, is out after
| a brief illness.
IF. Gossuck, Of GAINESVILLE, is glass
| buyer at the Mcclure.
John Corcoran, of Cameron, was in the
| city yesterday on business.
| County Commissioner John Koch left for
! Grafton and Clarksburg yesterday.
John List, of the City Bank, is quite
sick at his home on Thirteenth street.
Robert Fadley, of Irwin's pharmacy, is
| at his post again after weeks illness.
Mrs. George Ankle, of Eleventh street,
is in Washington, Pa, visiting relatives.
Miss Helen Johnson, of South Chapline
street, is in Moundsville visiting friends.
]. s. Rose. agent for the Gus Hill Com
pany, registered at the Behler yesterday
VIM. Rohrig, the South jacob street
butcher, is confined TO his room by illness.
Capt 3. B. Dovener left last night for
/ ST. George, Tucker county, on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. Baird Frazier has gone to New
York TO purchase goods for the Millinery
Parlor.
Rabbi B. A. Bonnheim returned yester-
day from a brief visit with friends IN Bal
timore.
DIR. s. NJ. Richardson, of New Mata-
moras, Ohio, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Hon. L. S. Jordon left yesterday for
Muscatine, Iowa, where his mother Is serl-
ously i'll.
SrAMM.-H. R. Howard, of Point Pleas
ant; Dr. j. B. Watson and George hitson,
st. Marys.
Miss Gypsy Eleming, daughter of Gov
ernor Fleming, registered at the windsor
yesterday.
SUSAN CAUFMAN's house of i'll fame, on
Tenth street, was raided last night and
five arrests made.
L. A. Lincoln, the Thirty-third street
druggist, has returned from visit with
Warrington friends.
Mayor c. w. Seabright was about yes
terday for the first time since his severe
attack OF eryspelas.
Attorney L. ). Jordan left for Muscatine,
Iowa, where he was called by the serious
illness of his mother.
Miss Bessie Shriver of Fetterman, w.
Va. is the guest of the Misses Beckendorf,
on South jacob street.
Chief Engineer G. L. Wilson and j. NJ
Lessick, Of the w. 4 l.. +. railroad, were
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Nettie Dobbins, of Fourteenth
street, left yesterday for Moundsville TO
spend few days with friends.
Capt. Chas. Sharp leaves to-day for
Pittsourg, to accept position with the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad.
Mr.. j. r. Cavanaugh, of Pittsburg, man
ufacturer of the celebrated One Pound
coffee mill, is calling on the trade in Wheel
ing and vicinity.
Morris Horkhemer. the Wheeling "Wool
King" came up on the w. * l.. b. yester-
day and went East on Panhandle No. D.
-Stelbenrile Herald.
Mr. John Botsford is confined to his home
by illness. He is one of Wheeling's oldest
and respected citizens. Tuesday last ne
was eighty five years old.
Mrs. n. w. Eayrs aud family arrived in
the city yesterday and are at the Mcclure,
the guests of n. w. Eayrs. general man
ager of the Terminal road.
BEHLER-Jacob Koontz and +. A. STAINS
berry, of New Martinsville; JAS. I. Price,
of Warrington; John Stealy and O.. A.
Smith, Of Middleboreville; Chas. W. Bar
rick, of New Martinsville; B. Earnshaw,
Of Earnshaw.
John Turner, ticket agent of the c. & p.
at Martins Ferry, has resigned his posi-
ton TO take effect on next Tuesday. March
18th. He has accepted position with John
Bailey as assistant at the Union Railway
and Steamship ticket Office in this city.
Hon. H. Il. Howard, of Mason, was in
the city yesterday. Politically, he said,
there is not much stir in his section.
Embryo candidates are numerous; so are
the full fiedged ones. Later when things
crystalize ne can speak with the voice of
prophet; but just now he does not know
who has the lead. Judge Bennett would
have many friends in his county for the
gubernatorisl nomination if Mr.. Eastman
was not a candidate. For delegates to
Chicago from his district, the names OF j.
3. Jackson, Lew Tavener and j. T. Nc
Lure, of Wood, Greed Collins, OF Richie,
Robt Browse, of Peasants, DR.. Carpen-
ter. of Putnam, and j. Hoe Russell, of
Cabell, are fsvorably spoken OF.