Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-26
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY chronicIs OF the Movsmsns o
Individuals

A. B Champion and w. R. Kimball are
in the city.
n. Hill, Of Washington, Pa, is a guest at
the Stamm.
B. K. McMechen is in New York City
on business.
C. B. Thompson. Of S~istersville, is a
Mcclure guest.
W. Il. Page, OF Washington. Pa, isa ST.
Charles guest.
Jno. Telly, Of South Wood street, is very
III OF pneumonia.
C. s. Guthrie, Of Pittsburg, is register
ed at the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleischmam left yesterday
for an eastern trip.
STANM-O. B. Ramsey, Sistersville, and
T. 5. Jones, Grafton.
Wm. Wilson, of Benwood. has gone on a
visit TO New York City.
Louis Schaub, the popular South Jacob
street barber, is indispoSed.
Louis Atwell, OF Forty-third street. will
move TO Cameron this week.
Ex-Governor Fleming and wife were In
the city q short while yesterday.
The James A. Reilly German Soldier
company is at the Behler Hotel.
Frederick Bremen, of Caldwell's run, is
very dangerously i'll OF pneumonia.
Jos. Carroll, of South Market street, has
accepted a position at Steubenyille.
Miss Sue Wright is home from Bethany
College TO spend Thanksgiving week.
Miss Anna L. Kackley, Of Point Pleas
ant. o., is visiting friends on the Island.
Mrs. John Arthur, Of PittsburG. IS a
guest Of Joseph Waterman, Of Bridgeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cook and Miss Bessie
Cook are visiting relatives in New Athens,
Ohio.
o. j.. Morrison, OF South Eof street.
who has been very sick, is able to be about
again.
Mrs. Kate Terrell, Of South Chapline
street, who has been very i'll, is mucn i'm
proved.
Hon. Sep. Hall, the newly elected Grand
Master Of the l. .. o. F., returned home
yesterday.
c. o. Cunningham, the South Side clerk,
is still at Sardis, O., at the bedside Of his
sick mother.
Miss Annie Bennett, OF Wellsburg, is a
guest to-day OF Miss Maud Jones, Of Four
teenth street.
John Nolan, of the South Side, q well
known street car man, has q bad attack OF
typhoid fever.
John Kemple, and Jos. Bowr-en, we'll
known South Siders, are home from a trip
down the river.
ST. C~HARLEs--John Sheats and wife,
Grafton; Hannah Morton, w. n. Fran
stein, Asheville.
Frank Miller and Edward Brandfoss are
spending a day in Pittsburg, seeing the
Turn Day exercises.
The child of Joseph Seybold, Of South
Water street, which has the bad attack OF
~diphtheria, is better.
James Flanagan, the South Jacob street
barber, will eat Thanksgiving turkey with
friends in Parkersburg.
Mrs. Charles H.. fancy returned homo
yesterday, after q three weeks visit in
Washington and Virginia.
Mrs. John Lewis, of Wellsburg, Is q
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Brady Nor
gan, Of South Chapline street.
William and Louis Klaproth, Edward
Dwier and Jack Lawrence, will leave to-
day for a trip down the river.
VIM. Cogley and Patrick Horn, OF the B.
and o. section force, have gone TO Cam
eron to spend their Thanksgiving.
Joseph Hammond, a well known street
car operator, who has been laid up for ten
weeks, will soon be able to work again.
Col. C. L. Smith, the versatile and able
editor Of the Fairmont mder, passed
through Wheeling on his way East, Fri
day.
Miss Lucy Taylor, Of Pomeroy, O., who
has been visiting her brother, Charles Tay-
lor. OF Forty-6fth street, will return home
to-day.
BEHLER-The Misses Edith aud Susan
Courtride, j. II. Barry and II. M. Mahon,
Fairview, and +. L. King and wife, Sis
tersville.
Mrs. Thomas p. Anshutz. who has been
visiting in the city for a month past, lett
on the 40 b. g. o.. train this morning for
Philadelphia.
DR.. w. K. Taylor, the South Side ply.
stefan, is able to be about again He was
laid up for two weeks with a bad attack
Of blood poisoning.
Mr.. Cosser, of Benwood, who has been
in California for several years, has
returned. He has been gone eleven years,
and when he returned few knew him.
Miss Mallie Fawcett, OF Kingwood, this
State, a pleasing young lady, who has been
the guest for a few days Of friends In the
city, returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Anshutz (nee Miss EfiC
RusselD, who has b9en visiting her Ole
home after a years stay In Paris, left last
night for Philadelphia, her future home.
Mrs. Emily Baker, an old lady livinC
back Of BenwOod, formerly OF Twenty
/ fourfh afrppf a well lrnaWn lodu e. dan
gerously i'll. II is said she cannot recover
Mrs. Julia Blstt, Of Linn Camp, Mar
shall county, is a guest at the home Of j
w. Schultz, Of South Chapliue street
She is accompanied by Mrs. Chrlstini
Blatt.
WINDsoR:-S. F. Malloy. st. Mary'si
S. ". Wiley, New Martinsville; G.. Y
Henderson,, ParkersbDrg; G.. r. Smith
New Msrtinsyille; Il. A. Scrofford. Fair
view.
Miss Ida Carl, an interesting young lady
Of West Middletown, Pa, is a guest at TIE
home Of Henry Dannenberg, Of Thirty
seventh street. Miss Carl will spend twt
weeks in the city.
G.. +. Lyon, a popular and accommoda
ing clerk IT. Gutman'S clothing house, vii
leave to-day for Chicago, where he will en-
gage in business for himself. During 81
stay in Wheeling he made many friends
who will be pleased 10 see him succeed il
his new venture.
Mr.. Rudolph Fleischmann and bride
nee Miss Lisette Laughlin, accompanies
Miss Mamie Patterson, left last eyeninl
over the 3. Il o. for Washington City
They will remain there until next Thurs
day when Mr.. aud Mrs. Fleischmann vii
SAL for Switzerland, where they will re
side Ia the future.