Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movement of
Individuals.


Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
Individuals.
]. Harrison is in town from Washington,
Pa.
S. M. Flanagan, from Pittsburg, is atthe
Stamm Hotel.
&C. Gale, of Bluefield, w. Va, is a
Mcclure guest.
G. w. Swisher is at the Mcclure. He is
from Fairmont.
C. c. Dunkle. of Lavalette. w. Va, is on
the Mcclure list.
B. McMahon, of Warrington. is regis
tered at the Behler.
DIR. Hay Beall arrived home from Phila-
delphia yesterday.
ED. Crum, from Wayne, W. Va, is a
guest OF the Mcclure,
Samuel Swayne, Of the W. & L. E..
freight depot, is of duty sick.
Homer Grey. Of Twenty-second street,
has bad attack Of typhoid fever.
Rev. d. S. Hammond, of Williamstown,
w. Va, is stopping at the Mcclure.
EN-. Turner, from Morgantown, is in
town. stopping at the Mcclure Hotel.
Mrs. l.. Hanes. of Council Bluffs,
Ia, is guest of friends in the East End.
Supt. j. E. Taussig, of the w. B. & T..
railway, is in Pittsburg on business trip.
A s. Carr. the noted oil operator, is
registered at the Windsor from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
Harry L. Graebe and wife, of Fostoria,
are guests of Mr.. Graebe's parents on the
South Side.
Mrs. w. H. Friedel, who has been visit
ing her parents at Medina, ONO, has re-
turned home.
Miss Maud Spooner, Of the Island, will
leave next week for Chicago, to see the
Worlds Fair
J.F. Townsend, assistant general freight
agent of the w. & l.. E., was in Plttsourg
yesterday on business.
Clarence Hane, assistant shipping clerk
at the Riverside tube works, is visiting MS
parents at Kinsmuth, o.
Mr.. Lee, of Lynchburg. Va, has accent
ed position at the Standard will, and Will
make his home in this city.
Mrs. Rev. c.. M. Afford. of South Eeof
street, is home from two weeks visit to
her former home in New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. Chas. L. Hobbs and son, Of Ken
sington, Pa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Hobbs, on South Eoff street.
Foreman George Chew, of the W. & l..
E. freight house, has resigned. George
Coffman has been chosen TO fill his place.
Travelling Passenger Agent Charles
Traver, Of the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad, was among railroaders yesterday.
Mrs. E. M. Gotten and sister, Miss List,
left on the steamer Sunshine for ParKers-
burg, where they will visit Mr. Cotten's
parents.
At the Stamm: ]. p. Sweeney, Sisters
vile; Basil II. Bowers, New Martinsville;
G. Billest, Sistersville; @. A. Richardson,
Elizabeth, and Jos. Christy, Warrington.
At the Windsor:-J. E. Hunter and
Miss Maggie Farrell, Moundsville; j. M.
Allen, Grafton; John r. Powell, Barton;
A. F. Bowman, Parkersburg, and j. g.
White, Morgantown.
Mrs. Peter F. Farrell has returned from
an extended visit in Colorado, California,
and other parts of the world. She was &C
compauied by her daughter Mrs. George
Millsop, Of Mont Rose, Colo, who will be
her guest during the summer.
L. S. Young, formerly of the W. q. tele-
graph office, this place, is moving his goods
to Wheeling to-day, at which place he is
now working. Mrs Young is spending
few days with Mrs. u. L. Sample, Jr.-
Washington Democrat.
At the Behler: A. Lancaster, Parkers-
burg; Miss Harmon, Sistersville; James
Dixon West Liberty; S. G. Angus, Waiver
lv; J. G. Bartlett, Spencer; T. B. Hamil-
ton, Hundred; Thos. Flowers, Warrington;
]. w. Gushing, Sistersville, and r. w. KeI-
ley, Parkersburg.
John Zotz, designer and builder Of the
elegant new altar in ST. Johns church,
Benwood, was at the Behler last night, on
his way to his home at Terra Alta, West
Va. The old gentleman is an enthusiast
over his work In the Benwood church, as
it is the fnestin this State.