Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.


individuals.
Part of the Roland Reed Company are at
the Behler.
The Roland Reed Company is at the
Windsor and Behler
Messrs. j. Segwald and c. Rutler, have
opened a saloon at 2299 Market street
Henry NJ. Harper and family left yester-
dav over the Panhandle for New York.
w. Nj. Wilkins, of the Island, is re-
covering from d. severe sick spell at Flush
ing, ..
W1SDsoR-John X. Laughlin and lady
of Moundsville; William M. Cox, OF Park
ersburg.
BEHLER.-Miss Daisy McEldowney, of
New Martinsv'lle; A. G. Robinson, Of Sis
terville
Michael Stein and a party of twelve or
fifteen leave to-day for Dallas, Texas, on
ou siness.
John T. Nolan. of Cleveland, is a
guest Of his brother-in-law, Mr. George j.
Mathison.
SrAMM-C. A. Borgess., of Fairmont;
James a. Watson, of Parkersburg; j. w.
Lautz of Burton.
Mr.. Geo. Hobstetter, of the South Side,
who is suffering from an attack OF typhoid
fever. is improving.
Charles A. Jackson, Of Parkersburg, f.
NJ. Henderson and j. W. Rice, OF Hundred,
are at the st. Charles.
MCLURE.-Mrs. f. H. Burt. Jr., of Man
niugton; John +. Miller, of Wellsburg; j.
ID. Brown, Of Kingwood.
j. \. Bell, u. s. n, OF Washington, IS
at the Mcclure. He wasformerly engaged
in the notion business in this city.
c. L. Borgess., Of Fairmont, J. w. Ches-
neY. Of Middlebourne and l.. NJ, Skinner,
Of Parkersburg, are at the Stamm.
Miss Media Lewis, Of Welsburg, who
has been visiting Mrs Mollie Sights, OF
North Main street, has returned home.
Roland Reed, Miss Issdore Rush and
Mrs. Mary Myers, Of the Roland Reed
Company, are stopping at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell, of Brilliant, Ohio,
and Miss Callie Crouch, OF Weusourg, re-
turned home to-day after visit with their
sister, Mrs. J. w. Jacobs.
Mrs. Stanley Lee, Of Marysville, KY,
and her two young sons, Master Irwin and
/ Frazee. are visiting Mr. B. NJ. Caldwell
and sister, in Kirkwood, o.
The manv friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
/ Raw. of the Eighth ward, will be panied TO
learn Of the death OF their infant son Viii
lie, which occurred yesterday afternoon.
Nelson Vance, Jr., has returned home,
1 after a pleasant and protracted visit AT
! Hot Springs, Ark. Mr.. Vance greatly i'm
proved in health during his soiourn at this
/ resort
E. p. Willingly and o. n. Koen, of
Warrington, J. L. Evans, OF Burton, j. w.
/ Hawkins and wife, of Middlebourne, \.
/ Cemtril. of Parkersburg, and Miss Daisy
McEldowney, of New Martinsvine. are at
/ the Behler
Capt Senseney has returned from sn eX-
7 tended visit throughout the State, work
! ING up his Auditorisl BOOM from Repub-
| lican standpoint. From gentlemen n the
( interior we understand he met with
marked encouragement.
! Mrs. H. F. Behren and son, Fred, arrived
| in New York yesterday. They have Just
/ returned from a sojourn OF several months
| in Europe embracing Germany, Switzer-
/ land Austria Italy and France They will
/ be home in several days.
Messrs. VIM p. Meyer, Chas. Kalbitzer,
] Chas. Rohrig. Henry Dannenberg, @. H.
/ Medick, B. Gardner, John Dunkle, A. j.
/ Goodue, Chris. Holman, Chas. Holman
! and Michael Stein leave this evening Tor
/ Dallas, Texas, to attend the butchers an
/ nual convention.