Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

DAILY OnTOnlCAe VI titN W
individuals.
WINDsOR-W. w. Van WinKle, Of Park
ersburg.
John B. Handlan left for Washington
last night.
J.B. Mckee has recovered from three
weeks illness.
Miss Jennie Carroll has accepted posi-
ton with Mrs. Zlegenfelder.
McLURE-J. H. Davis, of Warrington;
John j. Walsh, of Wellsburg.
Steve Rice left over the B. & o. last
night for Washington on business
DR.. John r. Pipes, of Ohio formerly of
Wheeling. is in the city on business.
Robert Robinson, of Fairmont, was the
guest of relatives on the island yesterday.
Rev. f. H. J. King, pastor Of the NJ. E.
Church at Palatine, was in the city yester-
day.
Miss Jennie Humes, of Indiana, formerly
of the South Side, is a guest OF friends
here
Justice w. w. Rogers returned Sunday
night from business trip to GAINESVILLE,
OHIO.
T.B. Jackson, assistant B. & o. ticket
agent, has been on the sick list for several
days past.
Miss Fannie Hathaway, of Twenty
ninth street, is the guest OF friends at
Steubenville.
J. A. Stewart, southeastern passenger
agent Of the Rock Island route, was in the
city yesterday.
Col. w. w. Aruett, and J. B. Sommer-
vile, were in Moundsville on legal bust
ness yesterday.
W. A. Shirley, bookkeeper for the Cen
trial Construction Company, is in Mounds
vile on business.
Miss Mamie Welty, of Chapline street,
will leave to-day for Pittsburg, to visit
friends for a few days.
Mrs. C. Y. Harding aud children hav
returned from a weeks visit at Wheeling.
Washington Observer.
Walter Devries, assistant 3. & O. ticket
agent at Pittsburg, spent Sunday with
friends on the South Side.
DR.. A. f. Gasmire, who has been out in
the interior of the State Tor the past week
on business, has returned home.
James W. Walton and wife, of Barnes
vile, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walton, have returned home.
o. *. Muckley, Burns Darsie, Harry
Mertz and Il. Nj Addleman, of Bethany
College, were in the city yesterday.
Lou Delaplainelleft over the B. & o.
last night for the National Capital TO look
up his chances for consular appointment.
clifford Packer, one Of the clerks at Nc
Lain Bros. pharmacy, is able TO be out
again after two months siege Of typhoid
fever.
W.R. Isham and wife will leave this
morning over the Panhandle for an ex-
tended Southern trip. They will be ab-
sent several months.
William Schafer, who is employed at
Baer's Sons coffee roasting establishment,
is not the Schafer who was arrested the
other day for fighting.
w. H. Wight, representative Of the
Boston Woven Hose aud Rubber Com
panv. was the guest of Chief Healy, of the
Fire Department, yesterday.
SrAMM-W. c. Jacob, of Wells6urg; B.
s. Pope, Of Parks; j. w. Sande, and o. c.
Mabley, of Wise; John Hopkins and wife,
of Warrington; Thomas Cats, of Mounds
vile.
Mr.. August Frohme. the popular agent
of the UniIed States Glass Company, has
purchased the residence of Chris. Wagner,
Of JACOB street. near Thirty-third, and will
occupy it after the first Of the month.
BEHLER-E. c. Mcpherson, of Manning
ton; Ed. Brast, of New Martinsville; c.
E. Yeater, of Adoline; J. H. Moore, of
Proctor; Chas. Burkham. of Middlebourne:
J. a. Hood. Of Lewisville: c. Heston, OF
Opekiska: A. L. Heffner OF Fairmont; j.
A. Connolly, of Littleton; Thos. Joyce, of
Warrington.
J.W. Ewing, who has served so efficient
IL as Governor Fleming's private secre-
tary for over three years past, VIII leave
tomorrow for his home in Wheeling He
will stop for short time at Huntington 70
visit friends there, and will probably be a
frequent visitor TO the Capital city here
after.-C Charleston Tribune.