Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.


John Diyicky, of Barton, is on the hotel
list.
H.H. Smith, of Toronto, o., is in tn
city.
Frank Burt, of Warrington, is at the
Stamm.
HI. York, of Grafton, is registered at
the Windsor.
Jas. Maey and wife are at the Stamm,
from Grafton.
D. A. Henderson,, from Sistersville, is
at the Mcclure House.
L. G. Berry, of Sutton, is on the Nc
Lure hotel list.
Jas. Hartman, Jr., from Warrington, is
on the Windsor list
G. S. Mullen, of Washington, Pa, Is
stopping at the Behler.
John Murphy, a Washington, Pa, oil
man, is on the Behler list.
Frank Albinger of La Belle street, South
Side, is in Pittsourg on business.
NJ. r. Barr, young business man from
Claysville, Is registered at the Behler.
Will o. Rau and Chas. r. Rau. Of Har-
per's Ferry, are guests OF q. 4. Beuter.
w. H. Devries, B. & o. Vicket agent at
Pittsburg, is visiting South Side friends.
J.E. Healey wrote his name on the Ho-
tel Ruffner register at Charleston this
week.
Miss Mary Bean, of McKeesport, is a
guest Of Miss Lizzie Counihan, on JACOB
street
Conductor Frank Agnew, of the B. & o.
yards. is in Cincinnati for his vacation
outing.
Frank Mclaughlin and Frank MoCor-
mick, of the South Side, will go to the
Worlds Fair next week.
J. M. Graham, of Newark, and E. L.
Affleck, OF Columbus, b. u .. officials, are
stopping at the Mcclure.
Harry Legge an accommodating Balti-
more and Ohio clerk, is home from his va
cation, spent at Grafton.
Jas. Wallace, living on the old Wallace
farm near the South Side, has been very
sick, but is now improving
Frank Baker and Chas. Riley, formerly
of Twenty-fourth street, B. u y. engin-
GERS, have moved TO McMechen.
George st. Meyers, a well known Pan
Handle conductor, accompanied by his
wife, is enjoying visit TO the Worlds
Fair.
c. E. Merwin, of the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, has returned to the
city, accompanied by his wife and two
children.
David Rahr and his brother William, OF
the South Side, employees Of the Upper
Benwood mill, will go soon to see the
Worlds Fairs sights.
At the Behler Hotel: j. H. Moore,
Hartford City;J. M Calvert, Warrington;
Will F. Leonard Sisterville; and A. B.
Thornspend and wife, Sisterville.
Earl knight, B. & o. car recorder, OF
this city, on his way on his southern vaca-
ton trip, took sick at New Martinsville,
and is confined to his bed there quite i'll.
James Handlan, of the South Side, has
resigned his position at Pittsburg, and
hereafter will be stationed behind the pre-
scription case at TWINS Chapline street
pharmacy.
The excellent music, being executed on
the otto harp, appreciated by so many,
these evenings, at Hotel Behler, Is fur
nished by Louis Swarzoach, a young man
well known.
At the Stamm: H. A. Wright, Sisters
vile; Geo. n. Umstead, New Martins
Vile; G.. w. Parker, Salem; Geo. Parker,
Salem; James Supher, Cameron; j. A.
Dopher. Proctor, and S. L. Maxson, Clarks-
burg.
George Miller, former employe Of the
Riverside mill, has been in bed ten weeks,
and apparently gets no better Young Mil
Ter was an accommodating man and has
the sympathy of all the mill men. DR..
Haskins, of Benwood, is attending him.
Justice George Ankle will leave Satur-
day for Milwaukee, TO attend the Supreme
Lodge Of the Knights of Honor, as a repre-
sentative from this State. The sessions
usually continue ten days. He will visit
the Worlds Fair before returning to the
city.
The many friends Of Mr.. r. S. Truslow,
who was so seriously injured in the Fourth
of July wreck a few miles from Charles
ton, nearly two years ago, will be glad TO
know that she has now sufficiently recov-
cred TO take charge of her own business
affairs again and no longer needs an attor-
ney-in-fact 10 attend to her own affairs
Harry Anderson, son of John Anderson,
who many years ago was a prominent
shoe merchant in Wheeling, and whose
home is in Charleston, is member OF this
years Princeton Freshman nine. In re-
cent game with Harvard, four hits. in
Guiding three base hit, two RUS, two
put outs and no errors were accredited 10
him. This is a remarkable record, when it
taken into consideration that Anderson
a 80 claSsman, and his Charleston
friends are glad TO note the prominence he
is achieving at old PRINCETON.
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