Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.
B. Shuttleworth, of Clarksburg, is at the
Behler.
James Rafferty,, Of the South Side, is on
the sick list.
f. ). Lee, of Coshocton, stopped at the
Windsor to-day.
DR.. Il. A. Cox OF Elwood, Ind, spent
Sunday with Island friends.
f. H Burt, Jr., of Warrington, regis
tered at the Mel ure yesterday.
John Fish and bride have returned from
a visit with friends in Cameron.
Mrs. Chas. Frantz of Eighteenth street,
is visiting friends IN Claungton.
Charles Miller, sheriff Of jefferson coun-
ty, was in the city to-day on business.
Harry Asmus, Of South Jacob street, is
confined 10 his roam quite seriously Ill.
Mrs. r. Williams of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
visiting her grandfather, j. X. BotsIoru,
Esq.
William Tucker, Of South Chapline
street. is recovering from severe attack
of the grip.
DR.. w. T.. Stathers. of the Eighth ward,
has returned from a business solourn IN
Philadelphia.
Fred. Hofer, popular young man of
Hannibal, O., is in the city visiting ME-
Frank Dinger,
Miss Mary Weitzel, Of Seventeenth
street is confined TO her room with an at
tack Of the grip.
Miss Jennie Brent OF st. Louis, is visit.
inc her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Cox oil
Cresap's Bottom.
Mrs. Frank B. Jenvey. Of Cumberland, .
Md, is the guest OF Mrs j. B. WIS OF
North Main street
Attention of the Board OF Public Works
is called to the condition OF Vermont
street, near South Penn.
w. q. Coyle, the well known solicitor,
has returned from tour through ireland,
Germany and other European countries.
Hugh Coyle, the special press agent OF
the Barnum 4 Bailey circus, is IN the city
looking after the biggest show on earth.
Charles e. Paxton was last night admit
ted as member Of the PhDnician Bond OF
Alpha Kappa Phi with all due ceremonies.
Mrs. NJ. Purdy, Of New York, and Miss
Anna B. Miller, of East Orange, n. j., are
guests Of Mrs. Margaret Waters on the
Island.
Charles Morrill,. Of East Sixteenth street,
left Yesterday for Mingo Junction, where
he will accept a position in baking estao-
lishment.
James Stathers, Of South Jacob street,
I has returned FROM the University OF Penn
sylvania where he recently graduated In
dentistry.
Ed. Ames has accepted a position with
/ Joseph Fuhrer ~ Sons, wines and liquors,
/ of Pittsburg. Ed. will make hrst-claSs
salesman.
Chas. o. Roemer, formerly Of the Cum
/ berland Times, has accepted a posluon
/ with the J. G. Anderson Insurance Com
/ pany Of this city.
Professor William Armstrong, one Of
/ Wheeling's most gifted musicians. Will
shortly leave the city to take up perma-
/ nent residence in Chicago.
H. w. johnson, Of Warrington; a. Van
/ meter, of Martinsburg, and Mrs. /. +. ia
/ cobs, Of Wellsburg, were the West Nlr-
! ginians at the Stamm yesterday.
W. c. Young, formerly with Harper &
7 Bros, hatterS, for many years, has located
I at AndersOns, up the river, where ne mas
I opened up an extensive general store.
/ Miss Annie Williams and Miss Ella Car
! son. formerly employed at the Warwick
/ AuluA AQlll LoAf0 hoL4~ ~ 4 "a S-@~Sf y
/ where they have accepted permanent posi-
/ lions in the Toronto Pottery.
Rev. Benz. Chew, a graduate of the Bos'
I ton Theological Seminary, is home visiting
I his mother in the North End. On his re-
l turn he will take charge of church near
/ Boston He graduated from Washington
/ school a few years ago.
Dr. and Mrs Eugene Hildreih returned
/ from their bridal trip on Wednesday night
and were greeted upon arrival by hosts OF
I friends They had a most delightful wed
I ding trip. They were favored with many
/ callers throughout the day yesterday.
Miss Bother, a graduate Of the National
/ Conservatory Of Music, Berlin, Swedish
I lady OF exceptional musical gifts and abil-
I ity. is now in the city, with view TO max
/ ing Wheeling her home If she can secure a
number of pupils. Miss Bother is a
pianists Of more than ordinary skill, and
cha r-ruirer lady