Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of
individuals.
DC. Spence, of Grafton, is registered at
the Behler.
FL. Kinda is at the Stamm, from Hunt
lngtOn, w. Va
s. NJ. Sterrett Of Henderson, w. Va, is
1t the Windsor.
Mai. George Shorts, Of West Liberty,
was in town yesterday.
J.E. Terry, Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie, is at the Mcclure,
Miss Clara Manley, OF Steubenville, is
lhe guest of Island friends.
Miss Molle Mason, of the South Side, is
visiting friends in Cleveland
Mrs. Henry Shorts. OF South Wood
ureet, has a bad attack Of grip.
III. Krim, of South Chapline street,
left Yesterday for Dubuque, Iowa
Ar. Hughes left over the Panhandle
Yesterday morning for jamestown. y. y.
VIM. p. Tyler, well known manufac-
turer Of Washington, Pa, is on the hotel
list.
p. Mullen, Of Piedmont, and J. Kimmel
and wife, OF Martins6urg, are at the ST.
Charles.
hlaELlu HOUuGOLs "a Last " AAGNAAAAAf ANAl
yesterday morning for Columbus, 10 visit
his brother.
Miss Minnie Harris, Of East Liverpool,
is visiting her uncle, James Hunter, OF the
South Side.
Thomas Pettigrew, Chief Engineer of
the Ohio River railroad, is a business Wis
itor in the city.
Fred w. Bartlett. Of Warrington; r. f.
darlington and W. n Arnett, Jr, Of Fair
mont, are az the Behler.
Mrs. j. ID. Wilson, Of Sixteenth street,
has returned from visit with relatives III
New Castle, Beaver aud Sharon, Pa
A portion OF the Men and Women COM
panv and the Crescent Concert company,
OF Boston, are registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Ellen Garrett, of Cambridge, Ohio,
who has been visiting friends in North
Wheeling for some time, has returned
home.
VIM. H. Hague. the genial prescription
clerk at Young's drug store, in East Wheel.
ing, is In Barnesville visiting friends Ter a
few days.
w. W. Wickham, assistant 70 the super
intendent Of the Ohio River railroad, went
down over the road yesterday morning on
business.
Louis Gosney, Of North Wheeling. who
was injured oy falling down the steps at
the W b. 4 4. bridge some time ago, is
recovering.
Otho Buylage, the well-kuown butcher OF
the South Side. has gone 20 his home IN
Detroit, Mich, on account Of q serious at
tack o. rheumatism
NJ. Il. Wolf and Edward Baldwin re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Pitts burg,
where they have Deen attending meeting
Of the Shrluers of that place.
Miss Virginia Crawford, Of the Island,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Adams. Of Scott City, Kansas, for the
passed six month, has returned home.
Behler's West Virginians-A. L. Brown,
Grafton; A. Courtrite, Parkersburg;
Henry Crest Grafton; j. b. hnOth, Man
ningtOn, and Dan Kelley. SiSteraville.
Fred. Bartlete, Of Warrington, is at the
Behler. He is en- route from Pittsourg,
where he had a 500 Irish setter dog in a
hospital for treatment fora broken leg.
Col. Thomas O'Brien, Hon. Joseph
Woods, Hon. John COrcOran and William
Simpson came up from Parkers0urg, yes
terday, where they had stopped over on
their return from Charleston.
Black DO> ener. OF Wheeling, is in at
tendance at L. y. Court. he shows no
signs Of his recent political battle, and is
as genial as ever. Postmaster W. J. W.
COwden and John J.. Shellhase, Of Wheel
ing, are here 10 testify before the grand
Jury in the Harry HouSer mail robbery
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