Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-07

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.


individuals.
o. S. Long, of Charleston, is in town.
S. H. Biddle, of Parkersburg. is on the
hotel list.
Mrs. VIM. T. Burke, of South Chapline
street. is very sick.
Mrs. E. NJ. Richards, of South Jacob
street, is very sick.
in. Vance left Monday for Philadel,
phia and New York.
John Becker, of Ohio, is guest OF his
brother, DR.. Becker.
LIZ. Stricklin and wife, OF Salem, o.,
are at the Mcclure House.
Charles A. Gossett, from Pittsburg, Is
registered at the Mcclure.
Morris JACOBS left yesterday over the
Pan Handle for the South.
Chas. Hobbs, OF South Eoff street, has
gone TO Washington, Pa.
Rev. Father Schilp, of st. Josephs
Marshall county. is in the city.
r. M. Sheets and wife and w. B. Will
llams, of Grafton, are Mcclure guests.
Mrs. M. A. Apologize, of Philadelphia,
is guest of her son on Sixteenth street.
John A. Mcintosh and son, from Ravens
wood, w. Va, are guests at the Windsor.
Capt. Geo. M. White, of Wellsburg,
came down yesterday looking as hale as
ever.
w. C. Armbrecht is again seen in his
South Side pharmacy, after brief SICK
ness.
Miss Nettie 10y, Of Benwood, will leave
this week on a visit TO friends IN Wetzel
county
Miss Katie Gruber, of the Island, has
returned from a visit with Pittsourg
friends.
Miss Clara Harrison. of the South Side,
is home from visit with GAINESVILLE
friends.
BIN. Bartilson, of West Middleton, Pa,
and VIM. Barr, of Claysvllle, Pa, are Beh-
Ter guests
Miss Anna A. Reed, of South Market
street, is visiting Washington, d. c., for
the summer.
Thos. Cline and his old conductor, Of be-
fore the strike time, are again seen on
Car on the loop.
Miss Lizzie Pendleton, of New York
City, is guest Of Mrs. Julia Wilson, OF
Chapline street.
Mrs. VIM. Straghn, of Benwood, who
has been visiting friends at Steubenville,
has returned home
John Baker, of Marietta, is visiting his
brother, NJ. A. Baker, of the New York
Dental Association.
Chas. Hirsth has been appointed baggage
master at the B. 81 o., in place or Chas. d..
Thompson, resigned.
Miss Lucy Showalter has returned to
her home in GAINESVILLE, after pleasant
visit with Island friends.
&c. Woods, the popular Allegheny City
man stepping at Hotel Behler, returned
last evening from visit home.
Delbert Murrins, of South Jacob street,
is very sick. He is clerk at II. f. Beh-
ren's grocery on the South Side.
Frank Mccormick, the B. & o. fireman,
visiting his parents on the South Side,
from Garrett, Ind, will return home soon.
Col. VIM. H. Travis, general agent of
the La Belle iron works. left this week
for a business trip to Boston and New
York.
Miss Maud Dudley, one of Frank Hen
nig's Company, left yesterday morning for
Fairmont, after weeks vssIt to her uncle,
on the South Side.
Mr.. James W. Ewing is now full-feged
been receiving the congratulations of his
friends since his admission.
AL. Klinger, the injured B. and o. rail-
way man. who has been at the City Hospi-
tai, has been removed to his homo on South
Eoff street. Mr.. Klinger was injured near
the Belmont blast furnace.
STAMM-J. M. Sullivan, Moundsville;
Fl. n. Wright, Sistersville; j. V. Watkins,
| Browns Mills; j. Rowland and wife,
Grafton; T. F. Houston, Cameron; n. q.
Fitzgerald, Terra Alta; Sylvester Barker,
Morgantown, and John Jones, Sistersville.
Behler: J. f. Dougherty, ]. w. Dudley,
| G. w. Gastett, A G.. Dudley, ID. w. Heat
on, ]. <. MAYHEM and b. E, johnson,
Petersburg; H. W. Brown and A. d.
Beatty, Warrington; w. McMilliams,
Hartford Oity; A. Lancaster, Parkers-
burg; ]. w. Ward and wife, Cameron, and
| G. A. Wright, Golfers.