Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.

Il = Pope and VIM. RlcnaruSOn, VI L al
kersburg, are at the Stamm.
Isadore Metz has left for New York city
10 ioin his father and mother.
Robert Wylie, of Washington, Pa, was
a guest at the Mcclure yesterday.
David Brown, Of Muncie, Ind, is in the
city visiting friends on the South Side.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Furey, Of the
Island. are visiting friends in SharpsVille,
Mrs. Marshall Algers, who has been vis'
ting friends in Alliance, D., has returned
home.
James Kelly aud wife, Of Fostoria, o.,
are visiting relatives on South JACOB
street.
John Porter, who has been working IN
Philadelphia, is visiting MS yarents on Vhe
Island
John Conif returned from Preston
county last evening, where ne hao oeen on
business.
Miss Matte Giffen, Of Indianapolis l
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ida Ginen,
of Bridgeport.
Miss Josie Miller, Of the East End, left
Yesterday to spend the summer at South
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Miss Jessie Delaney, Of GAINESVILLE, who
has been visiting on the Island, left for her
home yesterday.
Ben Nixon and family, Of South Jacob
street, left yesterday for Philadelphia 10
spend the summer.
Mrs. Rose Kenney. of Thirty-eighth
street. left yesterday on brief visit with
friends in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McMechen on Sat
urday last registered at the New YORK
Herald Office in Paris.
Edward Sohm, of Quincy. ILL.,, a crock,
ery buyer, was in town yesterday anu
stopped at the Mcclure.
Mrs. c.. ID. Camden and Mrs Gof, Of
! Clarksourg, will spend the summer at
White Sulphur Springs.
R.H. Mahalke leaves this morning on his
Columbia for Cambridge. He expects 10
/ be back in sixteen hours.
Harry Creighton, a member Of the class
/ of Richie school, is lying at his home on
/ South Eoff street quite i'll.
Mrs. J. a. Downs and daughter Nellie,
/ OF Wheeling, are the guests or relatives In
I this city-StsltbenUill Star
Charles II. Cook, who was injured last
| Saturday at the Belmont blast furnace
/ dump, is getting along nicely.
Judge w. G. Bennett, Of Lewis, Demo-
! cratic candidate for Governor, arrived IN
| in the city last evening and is at the Wind
! sor.
TN. Barndale, Of Bradford, Pa, and j.
B. Andrews, of Pittsburg, oil spectators
and operators, were at the Mcclure yester-
/ day.
! Miss Lena Riegel, one of the teachers of
I the Third Ward school, left yesterday
| morning for short vacation tour to New
/ York and Saratoga.
Recent letters from Judge Cranmer and
wife, who are now In Europe on account
/ of Mrs. Cranmer's health, report Mrs.
| Cranmer in bad health.
Mr.. L. w. BrunneI, of Newark, Ohio,
! representing Dewing & Son, OF kalamazoo,
I Mich, is the guest Of Geo. Connell, OF Tap
/ pan & COnnell photographers.
Mrs Bennett, of Peoria. ILL.,, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Some
born, on Chapline street, left for her home
yesterday after pleasant visit.
Cam SOmmers, candidate for Auditor, is
also in town. He reports his chances eX-
cenent. He has been all over the State re-
Gently and feels highly encouraged.
DIR. Mnligan will start in few days for
the West and Northwest on a vacation OF
several weeks. In his absence his practice
will be in charge Of DR.. James Stathers.
J.F. Curtis. of Wellsburg; William f.
Bowers, Of Parkersburg; j. NJ. Fordyce,
+. +. Fordyce and J. +. Furglove, Of Beal-
ington, are West Virginians at the Behler.
Miss Georgia Pracht, of Wheeling, and
Miss Annie Rogers, Of MonOngehala, w.
Va, are the guests Of Miss Minnie Poth,
on West Washington street.-S,eubeRuttle
star.
Mr.. G.. w. Lippincott and wife, Of New
ark, o., and Miss Anna Lazear, OF Wells
burg, who have been spending few days
at the pleasant home of Mr.. T. w. Mich
OILS, east Of Mt Wood cemetery, returned
10 their home.
DR.. James Stathers, a recent graduate OF
the philadelphia Dental school, will take
charge Of DR.. w. A. Milligan's dental
Office during the doctors absence from the
city on an extended Western tour for the
benefit Of his health.
Mr.. w. J. Steen and mother, of the
Eighth Ward, left for the East yesterday.
Mrs. Steen will visit her daughter, Mrs
Kate Early, in Paterson, n. j., while Mr.
Steen will 60 to Corning, n. Y, to attend
the convention Of the A. +. G. w. U.
A. NJ. Jolly, of Pittsburg; w. w. Haz-
ard, Of Cleveland; A. B. Champion and
~. IA
Levia. of Beaver Falls, Pa, the new cap
italists interested in the street railway
companies, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Z. :. Marshal II. S. White. who has
been seriously i'll for several months with
malarisl fever at q hospital at Wheeling,
has recovered sufficiently to be able TO at
tend to his L. S Court business. He ar
rived here esterday.-PdrkerSb'Tg Sentf-
net.
ND. Helmick, Chenille; J. E. Davis,
Of MorgantoWn: Z. j. Hinde, OF Hunting
ton; Mrs. May Henderson, OF Elizabeth;
s. y. McGOugh, of Grafton; j. G.. Jackson,
of Jane Lew, and b. $. Pope, of Parkers-
burg. are the West Virginians at the
Stamm.
Among the West Virginia arrivals at the
Windsor, yesterday, were Prof. l. G.
White, of Warrington; a. B. White, of
Parkersburg; Jeanettes Knots and VIM.
Edwards, Of Warrington; Rankin Wiley,
ST., Of Point Pleasant, j. II. Marcum, OF
Huntington.
Among those who left on the APO train
yesterday for Atlantic City were Mr.. and
Mrs. Platof Zane, Mrs. George w. Steen-
rod, Robert Simpson, w. E Williams, a.
r. NcCahon. ID. q. Nixon, Mrs. p. r.
Healy. s. NJ Rice, Mrs. p. Rice, Misses
Pearl and Mile Stein and Florence Rice.
IL. Curtis, Wellsburg; VIM. f. Bow
ers, Parkersburg; Z. Z. McEldowney and
JACOB KoOntz, New Martinsville; DR.. a.
s. Grimm, B. r. Stamford, St Mary's; 5.
w. KOtzebue. RavenswoOd; b. w. Russell,
Sisterville; +. +. Fordyee, Cameron; M.
s. Riley and c. T. Lucas, Clarksburg; j.
H. Barry, Amos, are the West Nirginlans
registered at the Behler.
The late arrivals at the Windsor last
night were John A. Meyers, Of Morgan
town; b. :. Morgan, of Charleston; VIM.
a Ohley, of Fairmont; c. Z. Wells, OF
Glover's Gap; j. Walter Barnes, of Fair
mont; j. L. Parish, Of Pennington; II. L.