Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hall, of South Jacob street.
is critically i'll.
Joseph Bell and Walter Bell and family
will remove to Muncie, Ind.
John H. Hobbs and wife are visiting in
Baltimore and other Eastern cities.
Mrs. Henry Menkemiller is seriously III
at her home on South Chapline street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad AMI, of Fourteenth
street, are guests Of relatives IN Canton, y.
Carroll Simpson is home from Philadel-
phia. where he has been attending school.
John Koch is able to be out again after
being confined to his home for several
days.
F. C.. Winship, a former Wheeling man,
now with Pennsylvania glass firm, Is IN
the city.
G. ". Harrison, Of Piedmont, is guest
OF his brother, Col. sam Harrison, at the
Mcclure.
Rev. Father Thos Quirk, Of Lewis
county. was a late arrival at the Mcclure,
last night.
Prof I. c. White, of the West Virginia
Experimental Station at MorgantowS, Is
in the city.
John J. Couif, Esq, left last evening
over the B. & o. for Washington, on
business trip.
McLURE-John J. Jacob, of Clinton; Q.
L. Boggess, of Fairmont; w. w. Wilson,
Of Fairmont.
w. W. Whitmyer, city editor Of the Nelrs,
left last night for Old Point Comfort, va,
on a two weeks pleasure trip.
James Maher, of Chicago, formerly of
this city, is a guest OF the family Of Z.
Bachman, on South Eoh street.
Miss Iona Higgins, OF Thirty-third street,
left Yesterday for Pittsburg 10 be the
guest of relatives for few weeks.
James Reilly and wife left yesterday
afternoon over the Panhandle for Pitts
burg. TO visit friends for few days.
Silas Staters returned yesterday from
the State University at Morgantown TO
spend his spring vacation with his parents.
STAINS. II. Atha, Of Warrington; B.
p. Conrad, of Addison; VIM. NJ. Murray,
of New Cumberland; W. McSnodgrasS,
of New Martinsville.
DR.. II. p. Dakin, weo has been stationed
40 the City Hospital ever since its eStaO-
lishment, left yesterday over the Pan-Han-
die for Philadelphia, where he will locate.
Hon. o. s. Long. Clerk of the Supreme
Court. is in the city, to attend the annual
reunion Of the Scottish Rite bodies Of Ma
sons. which takes place in this city this
evening.
W1vDsoR-Mrs. Carrie V. Hough and
Mrs. Fannie Jackson; j. a. Fickinger, OF
Weston; y. L. Mccoy and lady, of Sisters
Vile; w. 5. Wiley, OF New Martinsyllle;
b. p Ross, Of Beverly.
Sheriff d. J. Jenkins and deputies Noah
Bower, Salem Carter and Tom Wilson, OF
Cabel county, Yesterday brought three
prisoners to the State Prison at Mounds
Vile, and spent the night in this city.
BEH1ER.-Jacob Koontz, wife and son,
Ralph, OF New Msrtinsville; NJ. M. Trade,
of Weston; Dennis DAILY and James For
svth, Of Sistersville; Fred. w. Bartlett, OF
Warrington; w. p. Scott, Of Philippi.
Gotieb Rosenhain, who has been in bust
ness here for q number of years, has sold
out his interests to Hamburger Bros. Mr..
Rosenhain. who was well and favorably
known, has gone into business at No. 3O2
Church street. New York city.
o. S. Long, Clerk of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals of this State, arrived in the city
from Charleston last night on business
trip. lie will return on Friday. Mr.. Long
states that the Court IS still in session. and
matters political ut the State Capital are
very quiet.
Among the members Of the Catholic
Clergy who are In the city TO attend the
Holy Week services at st. Joseph's Cattle
dral are Fathers O'COnuOr, OF Clarksburg;
Fitzpatrick, Of Upshur county; Schilp, OF
St. Josephs, Marshall county; MARI
borough, Of Charleston; McGrath, of Fair
mont. and Walsh, of ST. Clara, Doddridge
county. Father Tracy, Of Weston, was
expected last night. Rev. Father S. 5.
Mattingly, of Marin's Ferry, was also in
the city yesterday.