Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.

individuals.
R. R. Ewing, OF P~lttsburg, Is q Behler
guest.
McLURE-W. PAUL and James PAUL,
Wellsburg.
D. E. Allen, Of Washington, Pa, is
at the Behler.
B. D. Northrop, Of Washington, Pa,
Is at the Stamm.
Mrs. Jos. r. Linton, Of Washington,
Pa, is in the city.
E. J.. States, OF Psrkersburg, is at
the Stamm Hotel.
F. Z. Fesler. of Monongah, is regis
tered at the Stsmm.
John v. Fullen, of Toronto, O., is
registered al the Behler.
George Gaymau, Of Moundsville, is a
guest of frsends in the city.
Miss Fannie Best, of Grafton, is visit
ing friends on the South Side.
Harry Wickham, the South Jacob
street egg dealer is indisposed.
Chas. Briese, of Ford's Crossing, is
confined to his bed with sickness.
David Cunningham, Of South Wood
street, has a bad attack OF grippe.
G. w. Gastell, of Willismstown, this
State, is a business visitor in the city.
Charles Strobel, the South Side shoe
man, is home from a visit to P%lttsburg.
Edward, son of Fl. f. Doobs, is lying
at his home on South Main street, very
i'll.
James R. Travis, of the South Side,
has gone TO Friendly, this State, for a
trip.
Henry Mccullough, Of Forty-third
street, is home from a trip down the
river.
Col. Thomas O'Brien was reported Sc
riously i'll, last evening, at his home on
Eoff street.
Lawrence Wheat is homo from Wash
ington, Pa, spending a few days with
his parents.
Fred Bramer, Of Twenty-ninth street,
has a bad attack Of pneumonia. de Is
critically i'll.
VIM. Helfentine, Of the South Side,
has returned from q pleasure trip to
Masslllon, o.
J.. A. Mcfarland, OF Wellsville, who
is employed in this city, has gone for a
short visit home.
AUNT Sally" Creighton is lying at
the point OF death at the home OF her
son, Samuel Creighton.
Four of the family OF Rev. William
Brown, OF Thirty-sixth street, are down
with bad cases OF grippe.
Edward Carney, Of Glenwood, Pa, OF
the b. and o. shops, will be In the city
to-day among his friends.
James Conway, OF the South SIDE,
will leave in o few days for q hunt TO
the interior Of the State.
w. S. Watson, travelling salesman for
Waterhous Bros, was in the city
yesterday, from Fairmont.
Misses Gertrude Frew and Sue Wright
left yesterday for Bethany College, alter
spending Thanksgiving vacation here.
E. P. Lee, of the GAINESVILLE Enter
prise, and wife, were guests last Friday
of Charles Menkemeller, the South Side
druggist.
Miss MargerY Carnes, OF Bellaire, O.,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, August OOerman, OF Centre
Wheeling.
Windsor: A. Conute, Parkersburg;
WIN. e. Hough, Fairmont; q. L. Hen
dershot, Parkersburg; John Mcmahon,
Sistersyille.
T. j. Geraghty, manager OF the Union
| News Company in this city, and bride
got home ~last'night from their Eastern
wedding tour.
Burr Watt, of the South Side, who
has been here on a visit, will return
to Baltimore to-day. He Is a United
States postal clerk.
Miss Lizzie Arbour, Of P%lttsburg, q
we'll known young lady, has been called
TO her former home in Bellaire by the
| sickness Of her sister.
Jno. Fitton and daughter, Of Baltl-
more, who were called to Bellaire by
the death of James Elton, returned to
their home yesterday.
St. Charles:-J. A. Schumacher,
heyser, IL. IL. Id llluh auu ~ i
Lord, Morgantown; nj. B. Schiller and
j. A. Glory, Sistersville.
Phillip Dobbs, the railroader who
burned his arm so severely by an ex-
plosion some time ago. will lose the use
Of his right arm, IT is said.
Mr.. Bernard Peters and wife, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, left yesterday for
their home, after spending the past
week with relatives in the city.
Miss Julia Ridgely, who has been so
i'll at her home, near Clinton, is slowly
recovering under the skilliul treatment
of DR.. n. D. Jobes, OF West Liberty.
j. w. H~obensack, of Richards 81 Nc
Elroy's pharmacy, will leave for a trip
east next Tuesday. Rumor has it that
he is to wed a young lady while there.
Bshler: w. Sherman Watson, Fair
mont; Miss Edith Canute, Parkersburg;
L. H. Wilson, Sistersville; Charles W.
Barrlck, New Martinsville: Thomas
Hutchinson and S. w. Oostile, Will
JAMESTOWN. James Wilson, Grafton.