Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle Of tbs Movement o
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF ths Movements Of
individuals.
Alfred PAUL is in the East on business.
L. Dauford, of St. Clairsvills, is in the
city.
w. E. Kenuey, of Milwaukee, Wis, is
here.
JB. Duffy, of WashintOn, Pa, is at the
Behler.
C. w. Selly, Of Pittsburg, is at the St.
Charles.
NJ Gutman left over the Panhandle
for Baltimore.
Joseph I. Hill of Marietta,O., is visiting
South Side friends.
j. w. Lane is on the hotel list de lives
at Washington, Pa.
nc. Vankirk, Of Washington, Pa, IS a
guest 40 the Stamm.
Part Of "Our Country Cousin" Company
are at the Behler hotel.
j. w. HolHugsworth, OF st. Clairsville,
is a guest az the Stamm.
G.. Il. Bradded, of GAINESVILLE, o., was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
SrA,u.-L. II. Hall, Of Weston, and D.
K. Gilbert, Of CORVALLIS
DR.. McGrail, of the Island, is absen
from the city on business.
Col. Geo. w. Thompson and wife return
ed yesterday TO Parkersburg
George Fisher, Of South Wood street, is
home from d visit up the river
Charles w. Driehorst. a prominent South
Slider is again on the sick list.
Mrs. William Meyers, wife Of the popu-
| lar street car operator, IS quite sick.
j. W. Lippincott, we'll known rail
roader of Plttsburg, is hotel visitor
ST. CHARLEs.-C. H. Bumgarner, Eliza
beth, and T. Mcintyre and J. p. Kempson.
Jas. Mckinney, a popular eastern travel
| ing salesman left yesterday for New York.
Miss Annie Maxwell, Of the South Side,
has gone TO Washington, Pa, to visit her
aunt.
Miss Bertha Wilkey, of the South Side
who has been quite sick, is ableto be about
| again.
James Lantry, who has been quite sick,
is ABOUT well. He lives on South Jacob
street.
Adolf Rendel, a prominent citizen OF
Fulton, is able 70 be about again after q
sickness.
Jacob Hillebrand, the South Side barber
will leave to-day for a business trip &c
/ Pittsburg
William Kueehouse, Of South McCollOch
! street, Is az Columbus attending the loot
/ ball games.
L.F. Lorel and c. T. Perkins, railroad
managers, are Mcclure guests. They live
at Cleveland.
John Hodgens, prominent South Slider,
who has mad a bad attack Of diphtherla, IS
able TO be about again.
| August Dueker, John Bartolis and Franb
Walther, Of the South Side are home from
a business trip down the river.
LG.ODonuel. an oil operator, with
/ VIM Johnson, an assistant, or warren
and Springdale, Pa, respectively, are al
/ the Mcclure hotel.
| Bishop Peterlxin has returned from his
/ trip 20 Europe and Brazil, and is now in
/ Richmond with his family. He is expected
| home in a short while.
WrSDsoR-A. Q. Robinson, Sistersville;
/ WIN. Stevenson, FairmOnt; &. Wilson,
| Clarksburg, and George w. Cleary and
/ Robert Hosey, Wellsburg.
Thomas O'Neil and wife, Of Ohio, viii
arrive in the city today 20 visit Mrs.
O'Conuor, Of $50 Chapline street Mr..
/ O'Neil is q prominent mill man.
BEuER-J. w. Barry, Fairview; A.
/ Bruner, II. Whiler and James FOrsythe,
] Sistersvine; e. Il. SnOdgrass, Manning
/ ton: ]. II. McAllister. Point Pleasant, and
/ J. A. Connolly, Littleton.
r. Mather Archer, Of the THtolligcneer,
/ spent Sunday az his home in Huntington.
! The Advertiser, Of that city, in a personal
mention, says "he is now rated es one OF
/ the best reporters in the world"
Christ. Horstman, Of Upper Benwood,
/ received word yesterday that a step
/ brother Of bis, with his family, from Ger.
/ many, will arrive in the city to-day TO re-
/ side. The gentleman's name is Fritz Alt
/ hauS.