Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-11
ABOUT PEOPLE
OaIly Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.


Mrs. Robert McLain, Of Elm Grove, who
was hurt the other day by being thrown
out of her buggy, is rapidly improving.
The hurts were only bruises. aud no bones
were broken.
MIR. D. S. Thornburg, Of Elm Grove,
who has been i'll for some two weeks past
is able to be out and about.
Miss Eugene and Winnafred McGarrell,
of Pittsbtirg, are visiting their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs John McGarrell, on
Main street.
Mr.. ]. II. Abbott, of the Fairmont Indc5,
is in the city on business.
Col. ]. E. Albinger. OF the East End, is
home from visit TO the West. Mrs. Al
binger accompanied him, and she re-
mained in the West for time.
Miss annie Meyer, of the Office Of Alli-
sons Wheeling wire works, is on the sick
list.
Alexander McGraw, Of East Liverpool,
who has been guest OF A. Redman, has
returned to his home.
George Butts, a son of the East End con-
tractor, is quite sick.
Charles William and Peter Zoeckler, Of
Dakota, who were visiting in this city,
have returned home.
Mrs. Joseph Dimmey, who is sick at the
home of Joseph Yam, is much worse.
This lady lives at Pleasant Valley.
Lester Smith, of the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad, who has been laid up as
the result of an accident, is able to be
about again.
Mrs. w. C. Findlay, daughter Of John
Roemer, secretary Of the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad, is in the city, guest
Of her parents.
Paul Reymann went to Pittsburg yes
teIday on business.
A child of David McAllister, Of South
Wood street, is very i'll 1t is said the
child cannot live.
Walter Murrins, George and Louis Bish-
off and Frank Butch, South Siders, are
home from hunt TO Short Greek. They
got no game, but got lost in the fog for sew
erai hours.
A son Of Alonzo Ruper, Of South Jacob
street, is very sick.
James Kress, formerly a driver at
Schmulbach's brewery, has been appointed
driver at the Eighth ward engine house.
He will begin work next Monday.
]. ]. Michael, Of Clarksburg, is in the
city.
D. F. Voorhees,, of Steubenviile, is a
Wheeling visitor
G. A. Dornbery, of Pittsburg, is in the
city.
STCHARLEs-W. n. Foster, Sistersville;
r. w. Burke, H. II. Hoffman and X. L.
Higgins, Grafton; J. B. White, Hundred,
and James Wilson, Fairmont'
J.B. Blake, OF Willow Grove, is at the
st. Charles.
Lewis Wills, Of Steubenville, is register.
ed at the ST. Charles.
Samuel L. Hughes, Mrs. l.. G. Elakin,
and John Murphy and wife are Behler
guests. They live at Washington, Pa.
R.F. Travellick, Jr., advance agent for
Gorton's Minstrels, is at the Behler.
81. Long. of Cornwall, Canada, Is stop
ping at the Behler.
STANM-Jesse Kuhn, Amos; Anton Rob-
erts. Parkers burg; John Kuhn. Farming
ton; F. Wiser and wife, Warrington; L. j..
Hinde, Huntington.
j NJ. Graham and E. F. Affieck, B. g.
o. officials, registered at the McLure yes
terday.
l.. c. Cook, Of Cleveland, and J. d. Lip
pincott, of Pittsburg, railway agents, are
in the city.
WrSDsoR-F. T. Martin, Fairment; H.
G. Jamison, Sistersville; F. ID. Ham,
Grafton; n, W. Beverlin. Glover's Gap,
and ]. C. Smith, Sistersville.
w. K Kennon, of St. Clairsville, Is here
G. Chapman, Of Washington, Pa, is on
the hotel list.
d. Iseman is in the city, He lives at
Washington. Pa.
BEHLER. -R. G. Morgan, Fairmont; NJ
G. henning and VIM Lafferty, Mounds
Vile: Miss F.. Lewis and sister, Hunting
ton: r. B. Simpson, Warrington; JACOB
Koontz, New Martinsyille; w. II. Welsh,
Sistersyille and A. Contrite- Parkersburg.
H G. Clay, Of Massillon, is at the Beh-
Ter.
McLURE-H. c. HerVey, Wellsburg,
and J. H Abbott and wife. Fairmont-
G. L Weems and F. B. Archer, Of St
Clsirsville, are at the AleLure.
W. H Adams is at the McLure- He
lives at St. Clairsville.
j. w. Henderson, Of Washington, Pa,
is on the Mcclure list
C. Underwood, an oil man, OF James
town, n. Y, is registered At the McLure
House
VIM. Johnston, of Spripgdale, Pa, is in
MIS-. Edward Dufrain, Of Muncie, Ind,
is the gSesE Of her mother, Mrs. Truschell,
Of Fourteenth street