Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-21
ABOUT People.
DAILY Chronicle OF the Movements Q
Individuals.


Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of
Individuals
Dentist A. F. Gasmire is very sick OF
grip.
Dick Camden, of Parkersburg, Is at the
Mcclure.
.J.H. Evans, of Beaver. is among friends
in the city.
H. H. Darrah, of st. Clairsville, is a
hotel guest.
IA. Whan, of Sistersville, is register
ed at the Stamm.
Miss WOODBURY. and sister, OF Cameron,
w Va, are at the Stamm.
Miss Carrie Kline, of Steubenville, is
visiting South Side relatives.
c. r. Deuel., well known oil man OF
Friendly, w. Va, is at the Mcclure.
ME-. Wise, OF st. Clairsville, and j. B.
White, of Hundred, are at the Behler
J. N. Camden, Jr., was in the city yester-
day. He leaves for Parkersburg to-day.
MR.. Thos. Ratclin, of Thirty-frst
street, who was very sick, is improving.
Mrs. William Collins, of Washington, D.
c., is the guest Of her brother on the South
Side.
Chas. Tape, the well-known Eighth
ward butcher, is very sick OF typhoid
fever.
Part of the Dan A. Kelley Company and
James Acker, of Keyser, are at the st.
Charles.
James Fry, of Cadiz, is in the city,
spending q few days with friends In East
Wheeling.
w. E. Emerson, of GAINESVILLE, o., is
business visitor in the city, and is at the
Stamm House.
Louis Kremmer, of Quincy, Ohio, and
Frank O,NeiI, of Bellatre, were at the
Brunswick yesterday.
Mrs. Stephen Waterhouse, well known
lady of South Jacob street, is much bet
ter after severe illness.
John Nicholl, of South Wood street,
night boss at the South Side glass factory,
who was very sick, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meadows, of Fostoria, have
gone home, after pleasant visit to George
Parnell, of Eof street, South Side.
Mr.. Dryden Donnelly arrived in the city
yesterday in the interest Of the West Vlr-
GINA Keely Institute at Charleston.
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey is home from the
West. His father, Mr.. o. G. Dewey, has
been quite i'll for the past week or two.
Mrs. Henry M. Harper and daughter,
Miss Eta, returned home yesterday from
a delightful sojourn in Washington, ID. G.
Messrs. George, Harry and Will Urling,
of Pittsburg, the well-known tailors, were
in the city several days this week, on bus
mess.
Mrs. B. J. Nixon, of South Jacob street,
is home from two weeks visit to her pa
rents at Philipsburg, and sister at jean
nette.
J. f. Rosenberg, assessor of the Second
district, has two boys down very Ill OF
grip. They were very Ill, but are some
better.
J. w. Harper and Frank Nelson, who
went from this city TO Red Key, Ind., to
work in a glass factory, are home visiting
their parents.
IF. Jones, Lou Swabacker and John
Roemer, of Wheeling, are here as wit
nesses in the Harry Houser case at U. ,.
Court.-PdTkerSburg Sentinel.
Genial George Umstead, clerk at the
Stamm Hotel, is sick, and he fears he Will
have to go to his home in Warrington, till
he gets well. He is threatened with diph-
iberia,
Col. Robert Wagner, Of Harrisburg, was
in the city short time yesterday, nHVlDB
stopped off on his way to Fremont, o., TO
attend the funeral Of his old comm ander,
ex-President Il. B. Hayes.
West virginians at the Behler: j.. B.
White, Hundred; j. G. Bowman, Man
nington; w. L. Howell, Pennington; w.
r. Rine, Bird; A. Lancaster, Parkersburg,
Thos. H. Thornburg, Moundsville.
MD. Post, rising young lawyer of Har-
ID In, fo oft lie
Office will be in the city building with
Prosecuting Attorney Howard Mr.. Post
was Presidential elector for this district
and did effective work during the CAM
paign.
VIM. G. Handlan, Of Wheeling, one OF
the genial gentlemen of the old school, one
whom 1t is great pleasure to meet one OF
the sterling Democratic wheelhorses OF the
State, is in the city, as a witness In the
Harry Houser case at U. S. Court.-Par-
kersburg Sentinel.