Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle of the Movements of
individuals.

]. w. Dinlow, of Dunlow, w. Va, is at
the Windsor.
B. D. Northrup. of Washington, Pa, Is
a guest at the Stamm.
JOS He'll, of the Tntclligcncer, is nome
from visit TO Chicago.
Thomas Moore and bride have returned
from their wedding trip.
Fireman August Nolte is home from
business trip to Mocndsville
J. F. Duff, OF Cincinnati, a well known
travelling man, is ia the city.
George Wells, Of South Market street. is
home from visit TO Chicago.
Mrs. j. d. Marsh, of South Jacob street,
is visiting friends at Sherrard.
Officer Rohrl and company Will go 10
Pennsylvania to-day for hunt.
Miss Grace Darling, of Ironton, o., is
visiting relatives on Eof street.
Joseph Greer, of the South Side, is laid
up with a painfully bealed ankle.
A child of William Fisher, of Sixteenth
street, is very sick OF diphtheria.
Roy Garrison, of the South Side, is
home from visit to Parkersburg.
Mrs. John Basel is registered at the
Mcclure. She lives at Clarksburg.
Rev. Grimes, of the Moundsville NJ. E.
Church, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Vardy aud Mrs. Rachel Var
dy returned from Chicago yesterday.
Jos. Marshall and Henry McClusBey got
home yesterday after visiting Chicago
w. L. Smith, manager of G. A. Houses
Parkersburg branch, is IN the city on
business.
CT. Weems and Jesse Hollingsworth,
of st. Ulairsville, were at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Cunningham, of South Jacob
street, who is dangerously SICK, was worse
yesterday.
Louis Roessler, who has been stopping
at the Hotel Brunswick, left yesterday for
Pittsburg.
Mrs. James Quinters, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her brother, George HARRISON, OF
the South Side.
Mrs Margaret Gallagher and Mrs. j.
l.. Barrow, of ST. Mary's, are registered
at the Windsor hotel.
Prof. Shields, Principal of the New
Martinsville schools, was in the city Tor q
short time last night
John Geohring and Alexander Rodgers,
visit to Steupenville.
Andrew H. Stephenson, the well known
printer, celebrates his forty-second birth
day Wish him many more.
Mrs. Robert Magee, of Eoff street, the
lady who fell and was so badly hurt re-
Gently, is recovering rapidly
ST.. CHARLEs-T. NJ Morris and s.. S.
Speer. Sistersville; =. M. Burke, Grafton
and H. g. Clarke, Parkersourg.
Rev. G. NJ. Afford and wife are visiting
at New Castle, Pa. Rev. Robb will fill
Pastor Affords pulpit tomorrow.
Mrs. VIM. Myers, of Forty-third street,
took suddenly and dangerously i'll last
evening. Her recovery is doubtful.
DR.. Ford, for some time with DR.. 7. M
Haskins, of the South Side, has gone to
Sistersvllle, where he will practice.
Mrs. Jos. Dimmey, of Pleasant Valley,
is seriously sick at the residence Of Jos
Yahn, of Eighteenth and Wood streets.
Mrs. John G.. Miller, Mrs. 7. w. Welt
zell and Mrs. Joseph McArdle, have re-
turned from visit to the Columbian Elk
position.
Frank Carenbauer and Clyde Dawdell,
clerks at the Mcclure House, spent yester'
day morning hunting at Short Creek.
One rabbitC9
Walter. Devries, the B. & .. ticket
agent at Plttsburg, a former Wheeling
boy, who has had pad attack of typhoid
fever, is convalescing.
Mrs. Fritz Merkle and daughter, OF
Portland, o., who have been visiting Mrs.
Louis Blshoff, of Forty-third street, re-
turned home last evening.
Stamm: G. H. Baber, Beaver Mills;
Harry Campbell and wife, Parkersourg
H. +. Lutus and wife, Graysville; j. II.
Baker and wife, Moundsville, and H. w
Mccoy, Sisterville.
Mrs. c. f. Danvers and child, who are
visiting in Chicago, will return 10 this city
soon. Mr.. Danvers is the popular mana
ger at McMechen's factory and will so to
housekeeping on Sixteenth street soon.
Behler; w. g. Hind, W. G. Hunt, Rob
ert Farrow and B. J. Jarvis, Warrington
II. S. Flemming aud William Laherty,
Moundsville; Grant Hunter, Grafton, A.
X. Arnold, Sisterville; and w. A. Brost,
New Martinsville.
Word was received here yesterday from
Pref. John Mullen, who has been visiting
at Steubenville, that on account Of the Sc
rious illness of his sister he will leave to-
day for Wisconsin. This will necessitate
the cancelling Of all his engagements in
this city for two weeks.