Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-26
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Daily Chronicle Of the Movements o



Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of
Individuals
]. B. Barrett, from Pittsburg, is in the
city.
S. Reinheimer. from Cameron, is at the
Mcclure.
FL. Csrran, Of Washington, Pa, is at
| the Windsor.
Andrew Welsh, of South McColloch
street, is very sick.
w. E. Mcbride, from Sistersville, is a
guest at the Stamm.
F.E. Serague, from Massillon, is doing
| business in the city.
Mrs. Fulton is seriously i'll at her home
on Nineteenth street.
James Flanagan, the South Side barber
| is improving in his sickness
Mrs Gertie Mcbride, Of Forty-third
street, is very i'll of la grippe
]. Worthington, from Pittsburgh, is reg
istered at the Windsor Hotel.
Daniel Harris, from Washington, Pa, is
guest of South Side friends.
E. Lyon and F. o. Ayers, insurance men,
are in the city from New York.
Lawrence Slower, of the South Side, is
preparing for trip down the river.
Pearson Gould, of Caldwell's Run, has
relatives visiting him from Wisconsin.
Miss Amelia Gardner is visiting at the
home of Mr.. John Fries in Parkersburg
George B. Crawford and wife, of Wells
burg. spent Sunday in this city with
friends.
DR.. H. C. Brannen. of the South Side, is
able TO practice again after his recent
severe illness.
Miss Rosa Streibich, of Braddock, Pa,
is guest of the family Of @. L. Behler, at
the Hotel Behler.
John Fulton, of the East End, has re-
turned from a weeks visit with relatives
in Belmont county, Ohio.
G.. Russell, of the B. & O., and B. F. Jo-
houning, clerk at the ST. Charles Hotel,
visited In Steubenville yesterday.
John Coleman and father. Otto Werner
and John Emig, South Side gentlemen,
who visited the Worlds Fair, have re-
| turned home.
M. S. Gillette, formerly of the Union de-
pot, now agent of the w. & l.. e. railroad
at Steube nville, spent portion OF the day
| yesterday in town.
Herman Fred erick, Lawrence Murphy
| and Jess Knox, popular Riverside ma.
chinsts, will leave in few days for CHI
cago to attend the Fair.
Miss Name Henrietta. of Moundsville,
daughter of Joseph Henrietta, the hotel
keeper, is a guest OF Mrs. j. W. Kemple,
on Twenty fourth street.
Henry Schafer, Henry Vierheller, An
drew Long, John Devliu, and Chas Cole
| man, members of the "Colts," will leave
this week for Chicago, TO do the sights at
the Exposition.
Il. NJ. Mckee, of Allegheny, Pa,
special organizer Of the Patriotic Or
der Sons of America for Western Penn
sylvania, spent a pleasant Sunday in
this city with friends.
BEHLER-F. f. Anderson, Middleboune;
A. d. Grimm and Ford w. Bartlett, Man
nlngton; j. G. MoMullen and w. H. Gil
lespie, Sistersville; ID. Engle, Middle
bourne; w. W. II. Quilts, Warrington; j.
Koltenbach, Parkersburg; G.. E. Lester,
Fairmont and John McCabe, w. j. Don
ough, w. j. Manus and A. NJ Sail, PARK
ers0urg.
We have received pleasing social call
from Mr. Frank Hennig. former leading
man with Mr.. Thos. w. keene, and latterly
a leading factor In the stellar line. Young,
experienced, attractive, Frank will yet
mount the topmost pinnacle Of fame. The
field is broad; the legitimate Is lacking In
competent members, and young men like
Hennig, with ambition and schooling
such as offered with Keene, can but prove
successful artistically and financially
NelO York City Life.