Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.

DlUy AuEouAtAu u NaAo 0--@e'-~
individuals
Mr.. w. w. Dent, Of the United States
Weather Bureau, and Director or the state
Weather Service for West Virginia, was IN
the CITY last evening and said 70 a REGIS
TER reporter:
II am engaged in making tour OF the
weather stations Of the State, with view
20 noting their condition and adding to
their efficiency where possible. l am sorry
the DISPLAY Of weather flags has been dis
continued here in Wheeling, as it is the
largest city i'm the State, but there seems
10 be no help for IT, The flag stan on top
of the Reilly building was broken by the
wind, and there appears to be no way
to get another. You see, the de-
Dartment az Washington does not
undertake 10 keep up the flags and other
matters. They furnish the first set of flags
and send the kilograms, looking to the peo-
pie of the several communities 10 maintain
the flags. etc, in good order. a set Of flags
costs the government seven dollars ana
half. and % keep all stations in flags alone
would entail an immense expense, as they
do not last long. There are forty stations
in West Virginia alone flying the flags, and
the service is but commenced here. About
seventy stations display cold wave hags.
Carry that out all over the country and II
would take a large appropriation. 1t is
pity Wheeling can't have station and a
resident observer like we have down at
Parkersburg.
srAuw-F. G. ROhrcaste Of Hunting
ton.
Jos. Hall, Of the South Side, is in COlum-
bus.
Rev. Father Werringer OF Huntington,
is in the city.
Justice George Ankle is visiting Column
bus, o.. friends.
Frank Goublet Of the South Side, is in
Springfield, Ohio.
W. L. Dobson, Of the "Reprieved" COM
pany, is at the Behler.
George X. Wheat and wife left Wednes-
day for an eastern tour.
McLURE-C. A. Weaver, Of Moundsville;
H. Walen, of Bethany.
Miss Bessie Rah, of the South Side, is a
guest Of Pittsburg friends.
Miss Delaney, of Ironton, o., is charm
ing guest of East End friends.
Miss Amelia Higgins, Of Columbus, is a
guest Of friends in the East End.
Geo. L. burst, the confectiOner, left yes
terday for New York on business.
BEHLER-C, H. Truxler, Of Middle
bourne; John A. Garden, Of Parkersburg.
Miss Marie Stewart, OF the South Side,
is home from visit with Plttsourg
friends.
Attorney William Saiger, of Minneapolis,
is visiting his sister.in-law Mrs. II. NJ.
Harper
Miss Anna Shaw, Of the East End, has
returned from a visit with friends in Kan
sas City.
w. Law HUI has returned to mis- home
in Nashville, Tenn, after visit Win
friends here.
Mrs. B. Cook, OF Harbour Springs, Mich;
is the guest OF Mrs. Frank GOuoIeI, Oh
South Market street.
Patrick Weir and daughter, Miss Kate,
left Thursday for Richmond, VA 70 vlslt
MIR. Weir's old home.
NJ. CovIe, the genial Union News agent
on the B. & o., is again on the track aIter
some weeks absence.
Rev. A. j. Trey, pastor Of the Baptist
Church, has returned from CannOnSOurS,
Pa, accompanied by his family
Mrs. Charles Asmus Of Cleveland, VINO
has been a guest Of South Side friends ana
relatives, has returned to her nome.
MIR. and Mrs. George Coleman, Of Eigh-
teentn street, have returned from Tour
weeks visit with friends IN Noble county,
Ohio.
Prof. JOS. Kellar, who has been visiting
his parents on Eighteenth street Tor some
time, returned to his home in Kansas CITY
a few days ago.
Il. w. Fleming and wife, of Charleston,
who have been IN the city Tor lew udys'
having come 20 attend the R0emer-SWeS-
new wedding, returned home yesterday.
Joseph Chenet. the old Veteran Agent, IS
in the city in advance or I. u. McCauIl
Master and Man Company. VIII De mere
Frldav and Saturday evenings and Mat
inee Saturday.
Among those who left this city yester-
dav for the National Reunion Of the q: A
r. at Washington City were Past COM
mander John 5. KOuntz, wife ana oaugater'
and the wife of Past Department COM
mander Bowling. Of Toledo, y.
The Rev. BENJAMIN Excel, Of the East,
ern Ohio Conference NJ. E. Church, vlSlteu
his niece. Mrs. o. s. PhlpOtt THURSDAY
He returned TO Steubenville yesterday a.
m accompanied BY Miss Bertha Phllpott
snd the Revs. r. n. Lynch and Dr. hlAer
Of this conference.
Judge r. n. Cochran will leave for
Washington City, this evening or ~ the
morning, % take part ID Tue VI a 49,. ~. -
nnion. He will be the guest OF Ian
MacCauley, private secretary OF secretary
Foster. and during the war aide 70 General
lew Wallace, author Of "Ben Hur."
The Canonsburg Herald says: Although
we ara assured from time 70 time that the
nrosnects are good for the completion OF
he State Line railroad, yet the indications
are ANYTHING but favorable. ne peopleo y
this community are intefeste1 IN ~. 80 ~
posed road anC do not "lse y 80 ~ ~ ~
80 .be~doned. Cannot something pc
49, ~ 5rfsss new life into the enterprlses
cs:IJ-.n c-v for Pifchsr's Cassoris