Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of
individuals.

90. Hanlon is here from GAINESVILLE.
RIM. Sheets, liberation, is at the Nc
Lure.
Geo. w. Gotten, of Finleyville, is at the
Stamm.
Capt. T. NJ. Calvert is registered at the
Behler, from Warrington.
Albert Berkeley, Of the Island, is very
sick of typhoid fever.
w. B. Parkhurst, Esq, of Grafton, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Daisy Ewing has returned from
visit to Huntington, w. Va
Lee Gee, a Chinaman, is registered at
the Mcclure from Clarksburg.
Mrs. Miller. Of the East End has recov-
cred fromra severe attack of rheumatism
Mr.. Charles Kraus is lying dangerously
Ill at his residence on North Main street
J. w. Wilson, of the Niagara Fire
station, has a little girl not expected to
live.
Mrs. J. Sultzbacher. of Steubenville, o.,
is visiting her parents on North Chapline
street.
Marshal C. E. Johnson and Officer j, F.
Johnson, of Bellaire, were up on business
last evening.
Miss Hannah Salterbach, of No. 1915
Main street, went East on business yester-
day.
ElMrs. Albert Wilson, of New Castle, Pa,
IS in the city, visiting friends on the South
side.
Mrs. VIM. Potter of Oak Grove, Pa, is
visiting her father, VIM. Richardson, on
the Island.
Mrs. George Gordon, of Parkersburg,
who has been visiting friends here, has re-
turned home.
Patrick Green, of the South Side, has
gone to his home in Pittsburg. He has
typhoid fever.
c. Kraus, of the firm of G. Kraus &
Co., is lying very low at his reslnence on
North Main street.
Mrs. VIM Patten, of Oak Grove, Pa, IS
spending few days with her mother, Mrs.
VIM Richardson, on Zane street
The genial civil engineer. Charles White
of this city will leave for Wetzel county In
a few DAYS on an extensive surveying trip.
Robert Linabarger and Francis Eb-
ling have returned home after pleasant
visit with friends in Butler, Pa, also in
Sharon, Pa.
Miss Anna and Eva Dillon, of Pittsburg,
who have been visiting their sister, MISS
Mollie Dillon, Of Thirty-hrst street, have
returned home.
AR. Leyda left the Mcclure last even
ing for his home in Beaver Falls. He was
here on business relative to the present
street railway strike.
David Cook and Mary E. Jones, Wells
burg; F. M. Ashcraft, Littleton, and q: V.
Hinder, Huntington, are the West Nlr-
ginians at the Stamm.
w. H. Tallman, Mrs. Tallman, his moth
er, and Miss Nellie Topping, who recently
returned from Kansas City, have taken
rooms at the Mcclure House.
Frederick Parker and family will move
from Cambria City, Ind, to this city soon.
Mr. Parker is the father Of James, the
hustling employee of Greer IL Laing.
Miss Fannie Moose and Miss Lydia Lou
den, of Cameron, and Miss Addie Wilson,
of Glen Easton, are guests Of the latter's
sister, Miss Matte Wilson, on the South
Side.
Detective James J. Burke and wife, Of
Pittsburg, are in the city to attend the fu-
neral of the children of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Webster. Mrs. Webster is Mr.. Burke's
sister.
Misses Mary and Maggie Gilpin, two
popular Baltimore, Md. young ladies, are
visiting their cousin, Mrs. T. NJ. Garviu,
at Leatherwood. and Miss Mary McCrum,
of the Bethany Pike.
Otto Jaeger, President Of the Seneca
Glass Company, of FOstOria, O., accompa-
MED by his wife, arrived yesterday. Mr.
Jaeger is here to attend the annual meet
ING of the FOStOria Glass Company, OF
Mouudsville, of which he is large stock
holder
rTba laevino, Of William q SON of contrac-
tor VIM. Stabbs, accompanied by Daniel
lifting, for pleasure trip 10 England was
announced in the REGISTER MIR. Stabbs,
of the Island, has heard from the travellers
and they are now at Hexen. IN Northumo-
erland, England, Mr.. lifting, who is
popular young stone cutter, came near
drowning while skating on the Tine river
He advanced too far into the stream AID
the ice broke and the young Wheelingite
was soon overhead, struggling for life. The
hfeboat crew were soon on hand and the
man saved. He was very much Frustrated
but is well now.
West Virginians at the Behler: Tim
Gushing and George 3. Duffy, Of Clarks-
burg; Geo. Graham, wife and daughter, of
Sistersvile; w. n. Hoste, of ST. Leo; A.
B. Booth, Sistersvile; c. G. Harter, St
Leo: r. G.. Caldwell, Sistersville; Oscar
Budd. of Sistersville; Edward Smith,
Morgantown; Lee Felix, Morgantown; A.
Courtrit, Parkersburg; A. J. Jenning,
Middlebarn; Il. n. Corbett, Waverly; @.
NJ Humphrey, Sistersville; j. w. n. Cru
Der, Sistersville; George Caldwell, Aw-
barn; j. +. Coast. Jackson Court House,
and a Hamilton, CottageVille.