Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-29
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of thu Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of thu Movement OF
individuals
George Heard is here.
Edward HornbroOk, of Chicago, is IN the
city
Russell Brothers Comedians are at the
Behler
Stephen Merice, of Parkersburg, is at
the Behler.
Col. Ben Wilson, of Clarksburg, is at
the Windsor.
D. A Decrow, of the Holly Company, is
in the city.
George NJ. Leod, OF Washington, Pa, is
Behler guest.
James Story, Of New Martinsville, is a
guest Of the Mcclure.
Dr. Ford, of the South Side, suffers
from very painful arm.
H. r. Allen. Of Washington, Pa. is reg
istered at the Mcclure Hotel.
James j. Weir and family, Of Garrett.
Ind, are visiting friends ia the city.
S. z. Mallory and wife OF St. Mary's,
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
Clerk Clyde o. Dowdell, Of the McLure,
has about recovered from an indisposition
Miss Ella Mcdonald, of Benweod,
well known young lady, is i'll Of pneu
monia.
Michael Murray, Of Twenty-second
street, is home from two months visit TO
Boston.
Coroner J. w. Schultze, who has been
suffering from very painful foot is much
improved.
Mrs. Sarah Hoffmeister a well known
lady Of South Chapline street, Is quite
sick Of grip.
Dr. Edward Booking and bride returned
yesterday from their wedding tour via the
Panhandle.
Allan Wells, of Long Reach, visited S.
M. Parker, of Ebeling's pharmacy, last
Wednesday.
Miss Virginia R. Coon, of the Island, has
gone to Pittsburg to spend three weeks
with relatives.
Morgan Henderson and George Farmer,
of Pittsburg, were pleasure visitors in the
city yesterday.
Mrs Alonzo Raper and son, Of South
Jacob street, left yesterday for a visit to
New Matamoras, o.
Rev. B. w. Hutchinson, A. NJ, Presi-
dent OF the West Virginia Conference
Seminary, is in the city.
j. d. Lippincott, J.. B. Wickery, w. Y.
Gaffner j. H. Glover and J. +. Terry,
railroad officials, are at the Mcclure.
c. c. Basnell, young business man of
Warrington, passed through the city last
Wednesday evening enroute to Ada, o., TO
spend the holidays.
George Grubb, the South Market street
saloonist, got home yesterday evening
from near Bellaire, where he attended the
funeral Of his uncle.
Miss Ethel knight, Of st. MarY's. who
has been visiting at the home OF It. L. Ag-
new, the 3. ~ o. assistant yard master,
has returned TO her hgme.
Rev Roberts, OF the Wesley NJ. r.
church, is better Of a dangerous attack of
grip. He was 80 bad few days ago that
his physicians thought he would not sur
vive.
j. d. Howe, well-known broker, stop
ping at the Brunswick, is able 10 be about
again after painful attack OF erysipelas
He left for short trip to Pittsburg yes
terday.
ST. CHARLEs-J. w. Davidson, Morgan.
town; BW. Burke, II. Hoffman and ThOs.
Hare, Grafton; Hugh German, Sisters
Vile, and H. Bogard and Il. &. Stewart,
Arther
Charles Myers Of South EoT street,
who has been quite sick, has had relapse.
He is now dangerously iii of pleura pneu-
monia, and Dr. Ford is giving him the
medical attention.
Squire Henry Riddle of Benwood. has
had relapse in his painful attack OF grip.
He ventured out on Christmas, and as a
result he is now confined TO his bed,
threatened with pneumonia.
BEHLER-J. D. Dagg, Sistersville; S.
w. Stone, Jackson; A. NJ. Lyman ana
WIFE Moundsvlle; j. w. Hawkins, Mid
dlebourne; W. T.. Bothrose, Wellsburg;
G. w. Crow, Burton, and ID. a. Bruner,
.Sistersville.
Benjamin Welsh, well known business
man Of New Martinsville, and daughter,
Miss Maggie, were the guests Of South
Side friends yesterday. Miss Maggie a
handsome young lady, remained in the city
and will return home to-day.
SrAMM-N. J. Crooks, Keyser; r. A.
Hoover, Vallejo; Rev. b. w. Hutchinson,
Buckhannon; II. V. Clark and wife, Lyon;
DR. r II. Pipes, Cameron; Ralph Patter-
son, Weston; A. h. Kennon and daughter
and NJ. Miller, Jackson Court House; e.
r. Dulue and wife, Warrington: W. Rey-
nolds, Cla-ksburg, and n. Diebl, West
Liberty.