Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the MONemenb OF
Individuals.
W. S. Brady, Of the Fostoris Glass Com
pany, Of Moundsville. was guest OF the
Stamm yesterday. In response 10 ques-
ton by the REGISTER man, Mr.. Brady said {:
"Our factory and its equipment is all ready
TO commence operations, and we will start
up next Monday. About sixty families
who depended upon our Fostoria plant will
remove TO MOundsville. They are mostly
glassworkers from Wheeling, Belaire,
Martins Ferry and Wellsburg. Our plant
Is equipped with the latest improved ma
chinery, and we expect TO start with
good continuous run"
How about building in Moundsville,
and the city's prospects in generals"
MATTERS are a little dull at present, but
a number Of building contracts have al
ready been placed for next season, and
the prospects are good: there are Two
building companies, in one Of which Wheel
ing capital is largely interested, and they
will erect quite an number Of dwelling
houses this year, many Of which will De
occupied by the employees OF the Fostor1a
Glass Company. The general prospects
are certainly encouraging.
IN Mills and lady, of Caldwell, Ohio,
were at the Behler yesterday.
Mrs. w. S. Cordell, Of the South Side
is visiting friends in Martins Ferry.
Vim. Davis, of the Island, has returned
from a visit with relatives in Virginia.
VIM. Dixon, Of Jackson, Pa, is visiting
Newton Wilson, on Fourteenth street.
Nv. Gallaher, Jr., Of Moundsville, reg.
istered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Ed. Dulin, Of Wllliamstown, w. Va,
was an arrival at the Stamm yesterday.
Miss Annie Tape, of South Eoff street,
is confined 70 her room with a shgnt az
tack Of the grip.
Joseph Dixon, who has been visiting here
for some time, has returned TO his home IN
New Castle, Pa.
Misses Lutte Hicks and Minnie Fish re-
turned yesterday from weeks Visit with
friends in Cameron.
Miss Jennie Humes, Of South Water
street, has returned from brief visit with
friends at Mingo Junction.
A norton Of the "Keep 1t Dark" COM
many are at the st. Charles, and also por-
ton OF Hanlon'S company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Logan, OF the South
Side. who have been visiting friends IN
Mingo, have returned home.
G.. L. Moore, of Proctor, and John
Cochran, of Parkesburg, were the West
Virginiaus at the Windsor yeste rday.
Mrs. Fannie Simpson, of East Liverpool,
who has been visiting Mrs. George Shster,
of zane street, has returned TO her home.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell left for Balti-
more last night via the B. & o., In re-
sponse to a telegram that her sister was
quite Ill
Miss Anna Newman, OF the South SIDE
and Miss Lizzie Nuuge, of the Island, who
have been visiting friends in Pittsourg,
have returned home.
Mrs. s. E. Wenkly, Of New Castle, Pa,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Newton Wilson, on Fourteenth street, re-
turned home yesterday.
A. A Soden and ]. p. Seaton, OF Marion
county: =. C.. Henderson, Of Huntington;
N NJ Wolf and wife, OF Spencer, ana M
y Annis, Of Cairo, are the west VIZ
giuians at the ST. Charles.
O. c. Mccormack, Of SistersviIle; h.
Usnes. of Point Pleasant; Charles Burk-
ham of Fairmont; r. Il. L. Snodgrass
and wife. OF New Msrtinsville; jackson
Tavs. of Msnnington;' %. L. Robinson, OF
Bnckhannon, and B. G. Bridgeman; OF
New Nartinsville, were the west Hlr-
ginis arrivals at the Behler yesterday.