Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

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individuals.
w. B. Williams, of Grafton, is in
town.
Geo. L. Barr, Of Pittsburg, is a Wind
sor guest.
James Butler, from Darlington, is a
hotel guest.
u. T. Stewart, from Athens, W. Va,
is at the st. Charles.
John D. Hamilton is at the Mcclure.
He lives at Fairmont.
c. w. Warden, from Stanton, Va,
is on the Mcclure list.
A. B. Champion, Of Cincinnati, is reg
istered at the Mcclure Hotel.
A. B. Marshall and wife, from East
Liverpool, are guests Of the Stamm.
J. L. Thistle, from Washington, Pa,
is registered at the Stamm Hotel.
Mrs. ". A. Bammerlin, will leave
Monday morning TO visit Ford City, Pa.
Mrs. Eta King, of New Lisbon, o.,
is a guest of East Wheeling friends.
Brakeman John Graham, of the B. &
O., is still unable to be about.
Thos. Jamison, clerk at the Junction,
is in Pittsburg to-day on a short pleas
ure trip.
j. D. Altman and w. F. Poe, Of Par
kersburg, are registered at the st.
Charles.
F. o. Nobinson, an oil man from
Warrington, is a guest OF the ST.
Charles.
w. w. Hazard, of Cleveland, is N
the city. He is the well known street
car a
w. b. Williams, trainmaster at Graf
ton, was in town yesterday, among b.
& o. men.
Mr.. w. B. McMechen is just back
from a business trip which extended as
far as Maine.
Ex-Congressman a. j. Warner, Of
Marietta, Ohio, is registered at the
Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. James B. fancy and wife sail
for Liverpool July first on the new Gu
harder Campania.
Theodore Wagner, foreman as Wood
Bros. planning mill, will 90 on a trip to
Philadelphia Don
Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat, Jr., and daugh-
ter, Kate, left yesterday on the Iron
Queen for Cincinnati.
w. Il. Brandenburg and w. I. Bill
lingslea, Of Bethany, are among the
visitors at the McLure.
Fireman Frank Baker, OF the B. Il
o.. will move tomorrow TO Benwood
Junction from this city.
Miss Ella, Rena and Jessie House and
Mrs. G.. o. Smith, OF the Island, leave
on Monday for Chicago.
5, r. Ronk has accepted a position as
driver OF the new delivery wagon OF the
Wheeling Hand Laundry.
General Yard Master w. II. Jamison,
Of Benwood Junction, is home from a
business trip to PittSburg.
Jas. Foose, an employe OF Hoffman's
tannerv, will leave this week for a two
weeks visit to FindlaY, O.
WIN. Fladering, Of the South Side,
now located az FairmOnt, is home to
spend Decoration Day with his parents.
w. II. Swartz, of Sistersville, who has
been a guest OF VIII Menkemiller, Of
the South Side, has returned to his
home.
Zack Hathaway, who has been visit
ing South Chapline street friends for
some time, has gone 10 his home at
Ironton, o.
WIN. Evans, OF the Warwick pottery,
is home from a trip to Chicago. He was
there in connection with the exhibit Of
the pottery.
Robert Rainey, an old B. 81 o. cor
duetor OF the Fourth division, now Of
the P. & L. E. road, was among his old
friends yesterday.
Jacob Schiller, employed at VIM.
Knoke's place, on South Jacob street,
has been called to Fostoria, O., by q
brothers serious illness.
Mr.. Jack Hathaway, Of Ironton, o.,
who has been visiting his cousin, Harry
Hathaway, and other friends on the
South Side, returned home yesterday on
the Iron Queen.
Conductor Frank Agnew, OF the B. &
O. yards, will take q weeks vacation,
beginning to-day. He will stop a while
at Parkersburg, and then complaHS his
visit in Cincinnati.
Samuel Kansig. Of the River mill,
will leave soon for his ner
home in Iowa. Mr.. Kanslg hSS been
here fourteen years, and has amassed