Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
James q. McIlvaip, Of Washington
county. Pa, is in the city.
Jos. Little, of Belleville, Ontario, Cana
da, is registered at the Stamm.
J.R Pipes, of Waynesburg, Greene Co.,
Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Ella Crawford, of Cameron, is the
guest of friends on the Island.
Robert Boyle, of Missouri, is visiting
friends on McColloch street, East End.
w. Mccullough WEIGH, Of the Island,
has returned from few weeks trip in
Ohio
Mrs. J. A. Sage, formerly of this city,
now of Columbus, is visiting relatives on
Main street. -
Mrs. c. M. Afford, OF South Jacob
street, is slowly recovering from long and
serious attack OF the grip.
C.E. Russell, of Canton, and l.. NJ. Loi-
selle, of Mansfield, are the prominent
Ohioans at the Mcclure to-day.
Mrs. B. Baum, mother OF Mrs. G. M.
Armbrecht, left yesterday for her home in
Syracuse, n. Y, after short visit here.
John S. Naylor returned from Parkers-
burg yesterday, where he has been attend
ing meeting of the State Worlds Fair
Board. E7
Matthew Altmeyer has returned from
Washington. ID. c., where he went to look
after some business matters connected with
his patents
BEHLER-J. H. Moore, FaiHnont; Jacob
Kuntz and j. w. Newman, New Martins
Smith, Clarksburg.
Will Cassell, artist on the htelIigencer,
has been confined TO his home for some
little time With sickness. His many friends
hope soon to see his smiling face again on
the street
st. Charles-W. S. Parker, Parkersburg
j.. +. Burt, A. n. Prichard. II. Largsey,
Richard Myers, Alonzo Wheeler. Manning
ton: L. Steele, Sistersville; j. Il. Brown,
Brook county.
Miss Edith w. Ewing, of Wheeling, w.
Va and Miss Kate Abercrombie, Of Clays-
Vile, attended the wedding of Miss Lottie
Hayes and Rev. Francis M. Hall, Tuesday
evening -Wdshlngton Observer.
Miss Nellie Caldwell, who has been WIS.,
iting her sister, Miss Matte Caldwell, at
Washington, Pa, is sick with the typhoid
fever. Ii is expected that professional
nurse will leave this city TO take charge OF
Miss Caldwell.
Editor S. w. Poe, OF Grafton, who pub
| fishes one of the brightest county papers in
the State, was registered at the Mcclure
yesterday. He reports the Leader doing
well and the Second District Democracy
| fourishing.
Mrs. James Neill, of the Island, will
leave next Wednesday for Gambler Mill
tary Institute, Gambler, Ohio, TO visit her
son Frank. From Gambler Mrs. Neill
will go to Chicago to visit her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Sullivan.
T. Hill Marshall, Of the State Auditors
| force, arrived from Pittsburg yesterday,
where he had been looking after witness
| in the Clouston cases. He reports that Mr..
! Duffy is in the race to stay and that his
| strength is increasing.
DR.. Curry, agent for the New York Life
Insurance Company for this State. returned
| from New York yesterday, where he had
| been with many other Of the agents OF the
| New York Life from all over the country,
watching the Presidential situation at close
range. He reports that he is extremely
well satisfied over the election OF the new
President, and now believes that all
troubles are past, and the N. Y. L. will
make great forward stride In capturing
| the bulk Of business all over the country.