Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-10
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement o
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individuals.
w. A. Terry, of Pittsburg, is here.
D. Isman, of Washington, Pa, is Wind
sor guest.
HI. Cogra, of Parkersburg, is a Nc
Lure guest.
j. w. Alexander, of Pittsburg, is a
Behler guest.
John Murphy, of Washington, Pa, is on
the Behler list.
Alexander Sweeney, Of Steubenville, Is
registered atthe Stamm.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Harper and son got home
yesterday from New York.
Edward Councilman, of Bethany, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Nora Hogan, of Warnock's Station,
o., is visiting South Side friends.
Part of the 'Niobe'' and master and
Man" companies are at the Stamm.
james NJ. Hall, general passenger agent
of the W. 81 L. E., is at the Mcclure
James Murdoch, Of Washington, Pa, is
a guest of friends on the South Side.
Part of the Niobe and the Master and
Man companies are at the Behler Hotel.
Mr.. Erling, OF Pittsburg, the well known
merchant tailor, is in the city on business.
HIM. Harper and son Samuel returned
Yesterday from New York and Philadel-
phia.
Earl Sheets, of the firm of Sheets &
Williams, is guest Of friends in Pitts
burg.
SrAMM-J. H. Dawson, Parkersburg
j. B. White, Hundred, ana f. II. Pipes,
Cameron.
Mrs. Rodgers, of Toronto O., is guest
Of Mrs. Chas. Menkemeller, OF South Mar
ket street.
Mrs. VIM. Cunningham, of South Jacob
street. who has beeu very sick, is rapidly
improving.
Michael Ziegler and wife returned yes
terdav from a ten weeks visit to France
and Germany.
Mrs. Louisa Bowers, of South Chapline
street, has returned from short visit tc
Washington, Pa.
James Lantry, an old Wheeling boy, now
located in Alexandria, Va, is In the city
visiting relatives.
Mrs. M. Barrett and daughter, Of Park.
ersburg, are visiting Mrs. ID. Simpson, OF
Thirty street.
Jesse Schafer and J.. w. kemple, OF
Twenty-fourth street, will leave to-day toI
hunt down the river.
Frank Mclaughlin, Frank Bachmann
and John Sinclair, South Siders, nave
gone down the river on visit.
Mrs. E. r. Bonenberger of South Main
street. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Z. Hough, of Fairmont
BEuLER-Charles G. Miller and wife,
hQpuinUtOn
and James Storey, New Martlnsvllle.
w. H. Brandenburg, j, G Anderson,
w. d. Turner and j. Morris, students
of Bethany College, were in the city last
evening.
Joseph McHenry, contractor, and Walter
CoWans, the Well-known liveryman, OF
Wellsburg, were in the city yesterday on
business.
John Henderson, and wife, Of Arm.
strong's Mills, o., who have been visiting
David Hahne, of Forty-third street have
returned home.
WIyDsoR-J. Blackshere and wife, Lyda
Beatty. Nellie Blackburn, Warrington
George w. Summers, Charleston; j. Mon
teith, Long Reach; p. D. Mcconnell, Sis
vile.
ST. CHARLEs-O. N. Sheats, Jennie
Isaacs, Mrs. Alex. Freeman, F. A. GRAY
niger, Grafton; Glen Noble, Cameron
John Kuhn, Pennington, and J. d. Klieves
Heburn.
At least one Democrat escaped from the
wreck of Tuesday last. J. T. Hodgeus, Of
Portland Station, appeared at the REGIS
TER counting room yesterday, smiling ano
hopeful as ever.
William Rogerson, formerly living near
Moundsvilfe, is to retire from farming.
He will have a sale to-day. This well
known gentleman has been coming to the
city with marketing for fifty years.
Capt. John Donehoo, Of Hancock, calico
at the REGISTER Office yesterday to learn il
any of the Democrats hereabouts were'se
riously hurt by the cyclone. He found al
fairly well but very much frightened wher
the first serious "bloWn was felt.
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