Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement Of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the 0koHemSut VI
Individuals.
W.D. Bayne is i'll at his home on North
Market street.
w. w. Mackintosch. of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is at the Behler
Miss Gussie Reitz, of the North End, is
guest of Columbus friends.
John Singleton and wife, Of South Eoff
street, have returned from GAINESVILLE.
Al Young, the East End pharmacist,
is convalescing after severe illness.
Walter McGregor, of the Island, return
ed yesterday to Princeton to resume ms
studies.
John Fallon returned yesterday from
Grafton, where he attended the funeral OF
relative.
Miss Louisa Meyer. Of South Jacob
street, has returned TO Bethany to resume
her studies.
George Simpson and wife, of South Main
street, are home from q visit with East
Liverpool friends
Mr.. Dave Ingram. of this city. is with
the Danger Signal Company that Is to De
at the Opera House.
Hon. ]. D. Ewing left yesterday for
Parkersburg TO attend meeting OF the
State Bar Association.
MIR, All Jewett, of Steubenville, who
came to attend the party OF Miss Kate
Ashley, left for home yesterday.
Miss Carrie Branum, of Bridgeport, re-
turned yesterday to Pittsourg TO resume
her studies at Shadyside College.
STAMM-B. F. Charlton, of Warrington,
Hon. A. r. Howard, Of Point Pleasal t,
| Q. J. Reeder, OF Grafton, L. Nj. Patton, OF
B ethany.
Geo. Naylor, who has been spending his
holiday vacation with his parents on the
Island, has returned to Observation-Disclosures
son College.
Jos. L. Emblem, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in the city for the
past two weeks, left for his home IN Chlca-
go, last evening.
Clark Hamilton came in yesterday from
Grafton, where he was at the BEDSIDE OF
his father, who is seriously i'll, and will re-
turn this morning
WINDsoR.-H. w. Beverlin, DR.. W. +.
Vankirk, Ada X. Vankirk, and Miss Nj.
Dorsey, of Grafton; part Of the Robin
Hood opera company
W. w. Ingram, an old Wheeling boy,
now with the Danger Signal Company, IS
the guest Of his cousin, Dan Crimole, OF
North Market street.
Miss Jennie Emsheimer, of North Main
street, has returned home from pleasant
four months visit to friends in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston.
Miss Martha Clarke, who has been en-
Toying the holiday vacation among her
many friends here at home left last even
ing for Baltimore to resume her studies at
the Woman's College.
Fathers Powers and Hartley of Steuben-
vile, Father Mattingly, of Martins Ferry,
Father Fitzgerald, OF Bellaire, and Father
Ross, of Mingo, were guests Of Father
Weigand, of Bridgeport, yesterday
McLURE-Part Of the Robin Hood Opera
Company; c.. A. Weaver, Of Moundsville;
Chas. B. Smith and G.. 3. Dunlap OF Park
ersburg; o. X. MucIley and A. j. Morris,
of Bethany; j. II. Knapp, OF Phlllppl.
Robert j. Smyth, Of this city, who has
been travelling for Philadelphia grocery
house for the past three years, has resigned
his position, and will enter business for
himself in this city, in the wholesale
| grocery line.
Mrs. Thos GlannoA, of North Main
! street, was called to Grafton on Monday
last to attend the funeral Of her brother,
who died at that place on Sunday night.
This is the third death Mrs. Glannon has
had in her family in the last three months.
BEHLER.-F. p. Baker, Of Sistersville;
James Lane, Of Warrington; part of the
Robin Hood opera company; @. A. Pritch-
ard. of Warrington; B. Thompson and
wife, OF Sistersyille; Pat McMahon, OF
Warrington; W. Il. lady, Of Wasp; j.
T. Rohrbaugh, Of Proctor.