Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.

ing addressed by Governor Campbell in
shat city during the recent campaign.
ID response TO a question by REGISTER
reporter, he said: The selection of
john Sherman TO succeed himself as
senator from Ohio gives general salts
faction, as have no doubt il does
throughout the State. The greatest in
nuence which was used In the contest
was an outside influence. think that
Foraker would have been the caucus
nominee bat for that fact. Sherman is
good safe man in the Senate, and his
election suits the Democrats probably
as we'll as any other Republican.
T. C. Burke and wife were in Pitts
burg yesterday.
Jos. McMsnn has resigned his posi-
ton as b. il D. yard master at Ben
wood Junction. Mr.. McMann has been
In the service Of the b. & o. Company
for more than twenty years.
w. j. Leahy, passenger agent OF the
Midland District, G. L. 1. e A. L.
route, was in the city yesterday.
j. Granger, travelling passenger agent
OF the Chicago, st. Paul and Kansas
City, was in town yesterday.
David Reister left last digit over the
&. & o. for FOstoria, after spending
tho holidays with friends here.
Mrs. Hon. n. B. Scott is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Levi Cassel and wife were guests of
Nenia, o., friends last week.
I. c. Stephenson, local B. & o. agent,
Is in the West on business.
Division Passenger Agent, E. D. Smith
aud City Passenger Agent Gregory, Of
the b, & o., OF Pittsburg, were in the
city on business Friday.
Geo. D. Green, Commercial Agent Of
the d. Il o., is in Baltimore on business
John G. Hoffman, ST., left yesterday
over the b. & 0. for Chicago.
Miss Mary Hughes, teacher in the
Webster school, is recovering from Sc
we're illness.
Will McElroy left last evening to
resume his studies at the Baltimore
School Of Pharmacy, after two weeks
visit to his parents on the South Side.
Mrs. John Robig and Mrs. John Eb-
bert aud son Harry, of Chicago, are Wis
iting Mrs. II. Renner, Of the South
Side.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornell Whitney were
the guests Of Mrs. William West and
family, OF the East End, on Thursday
afternoon, on their return home from
Chicago 10 Boston, where they have
teen visiting their son, Mr.. Kreg Whit
ney.
Hugh Harrison, of Virginia street,
Island, is confined TO his bed with the
grippe.
George Zulauf, OF Tifin, o., who has
been spending the holidays with rela-
tives ia the Eighth ward, has returned
TO Tlfiu.
r. II. Parker, formerly proprietor
OF the Wheeling Hat Bleachery, who
has been in the city for a number Of
years, has gone to Steubenville, where
he will embark in business and will
shortly lead TO the altar one Of Steu-
benville's prominent society young la
dies.
Prof. VIM. Dixon, Of New Castle, Pa,
is a guest of his cousin, JAS. ID. Wilson,
messenger at the South Side Bank. He
will remain here all winter for his
health.
VIM. Hughes, Geo. Hahne and Chas,
Baker left last evening over the B. q
o. for Fostoria, where they are employed
in a glass factory.
Mrs. David Reister left last night for
Flnlay, Ohio, after spending the holt
day season with Mr.. sDa Mrs. George
Beltz and relatives.
Miss Mary E. Foreman, OF the South
Side, is lying very seriously with
typhoid fever.
Miss Nina COmerford left Thursday
for a weeks visit with relatives In
Hardwood, PittSburg.
Mrs. James ComeriOrd and daughters
ACillia and Emily, have returned home
after a short visit with relatives In
Grafton, W. Va.
The many friends Of Miss Lula
Dowper will be panied TO learn that she
is living seriously i'll az her home on
South Market street.
Hon. w. c. Handlan has returned
from Washington City.
Miss Dora Fisher, of the Eighth ward
school, is seriously Ill.
Miss Delaney, of North Main street,
has returned from visit to Franklin
Pa.
Prof. F. H. Crago left yesterday to
resume his school duties in Buckhan-
non.
Lee Hendricks, of the street car line,
has recovered from an attack OF the
grip.
Fred Berlin. Of the North End, has
returned home from trip to Franklin,
Pa
Henry Majors, Of South Jacob street,
is sbIe to be out after lingering illness.
Herman Specht, of the Eighth ward,
has secured a position with the Mouhus-
willie Glass Company.
Henry NJ. Russell and Guy K. G. Al.
La, have returned from the meeting OF
the state Bar Association at Parkers-
burg.
Mrs n. c. Underwood and daughter,
~ The Island, are ia MonOngahela CITY,
p, where they were called by the
18th Of Mrs. Underwood's mother.
THOMAS J. Garrigan, Of Chicago,
prominent glass and pottery ouyer' Is a'
the Mcclure.
clarke Hamilton left yesterday after,
- FOR Grafton, where he was caIled
NV the illness Of his mother
! II. Nissan, a well-kn9Wn ota ss
Ids salesman OF New York, is at the
Mcclure.
A,D. Cushing is back from an East