Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-19
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
E.A. Sweeney, of Next P. o., Tyler coun-
ty, was caller at the REGIsTER office yes
terday.
Mr.. Sweeney is en- route home from Pitts
burg, where he has just completed arrange
ments for drilling a well at Shiloh, Tyler
county. The oil excitement, Mr.. sweeney
saws, has extended TO the interior OF the
county, and his well will be one OF the plo-
neer wells of that section. Mr.. 5. says
practical oil men confidently expect to de-
velop great field back Of Sistersville, in
Tyler, and liken the Sistersville oil to that
of the Butler county field.
They are talking little politics IN Tyler
and have gotten along far enough 10 nold
their convention next Saturday. For dele
gates toChicago the Democrats OF Tyler will
likely favor Hon. J. o. Blair, Of Doddridge
county, for district delegate, and will
probably instruct for James b. fancy Tor
Delegate-at-Large.
State politics is little talked OF in Tyler.
The county will, Of course, instruct Tor
Mr.. Sweeaey's brother, Prof. Sweeney, OF
the Concord State Normal School, VINO is
a candidate for State Superintendent OF
Free Schools.
Mr.. Sweeney will leave for his Tyler
home this morning.
B. Abercrombie, of the South Side, is
confined TO his room quite Ill.
Norman Bowers, of South Jacob street,
is confined TO his room quite Ill.
DR.. Ed. Booking will leave tonight for
Wheeling on Characterization Gazette.
Miss Lottie Wells, Of Columbus, is in
the city visiting friends on the South Side.
Miss Rosa Beckendorf, of South Jacob
street, is in Ohio visiting friends for few
days.
Miss Clara Spragg, OF Sproggs, Pa, is
the guest Of her brother, DR.. Spragg,
North Main street
Mrs. Chas. Hughes, of Atlanta, Ca, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
r. McCabe, of the Island.
julius Pollock, of the Pacific Flour
Mills, leaves to-day for an extensive trip
TO New York and other eastern points.
WIyDsoR.-E. F. Booking, of Charles
ton; +. Hermanns, of Kingwood; w. H.
Sheet, of Salama; E. A. Sweeney of Ty-
Ter county.
McLURE.-Henry Rantch, Of Parkers-
burg; John H. Brown. OF, Kingwoodl John
7. Miller, of Keyser; B. d. Skilman, OF
Parkersburg.
Miss Minnie Neff, of Kingwood, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. y. Daw-
son, is visiting at the residence OF Dr.
Hattie B. Jones.
H. M. Sykes, one Of thet most skilled
photographers from the East, has arrived
and will take charge of Mr. Parsons gal
lery during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. M Marsh, of the Island,
left Yesterday morning on thesteamer Key
stone State for Cincinnati and Louisville
on pleasure and business trip combined.
STAMM.-F. d. Mccoy, Of Sistersville;
Mrs. II. B. Kuhn and daughter, Of Man
nington; f. e. Buckhamion, Warren Rey-
nolds, of Clarksburg; j. B. Finster, Of
Weston; j. b. Clark, Of New Martinsville.
The Aberdeen Ne,Cs contains the follow
ing: 'Mr and Mrs H. G. Jewett leave this
evening for the sunny South" Their
many friends wish them pleasant journey
and a safe return" Mrs. Jewett is the
daughter of Mr.. p. Kennedy, of Elm
Grove. They will be Mr.. kennedy's
guests in few days.
Mr. J. B, Finster, the enterprising sta
toner and news-dealer, OF Weston, was
in the city yesterday, On his way home
from business visit to Plttsourg and other
points in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Finster re-
ports Jne Town Oh WeSlou StOWlhS NoIf
nicely, since it has become, in measure, a
railroad town. Mr.. f. left for his home
this morning.
BEHLER.-J. S. McCarkey and Monroe
Francis. of New MartiusVille; j. h. Bailey
Jr, of Parkersburg; d. Arnold, of Proc
tor; j. C. Burchinal and j. o. Huey, of
Warrington; A. M. Crow, of Littleton;
John Crow and G. w. Crow, of Burton;
Andy Clark, of Dean; Thos. +.
Daly and H. NJ. Brown. OF Man
nington; Z. J. Martin, of Amos;
S. j. Gordon and Ira j. Smith, of Clarks-
burg; Brice Jolliff and Ed. Beatty, of Man
nington; B. Earnshaw. of Earnshaw; w.
A. Marpee, Of Grafton.