Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement Of
individuals.
r. G. Gerwig, from Pittsburg, is here.
r. c. Hall, from TitusviIle, Pa, is at the
Mcclure.
Peter Pluce, of Forty-third street, is
very sick.
Never HOrkheimer left yesterday for
New York.
Flagman John Madden, of Ford's Cross
ing, is sick.
wv. Mulholland, of Philadelphia, is
Mcclure guest.
f. McDowry, OF Washington, Pa, is on
the Windsor Hotel list.
Jas. Newhardt, of Thirty-fourth street,
has a bad attack of scarlet fever.
Miss I.illia Marsletter, of the South
Side, has a severe attack OF typhoid fever.
r. e. Scheubart, the Market street jew
eler. was in Pittsburg on business yester-
day.
Miss Sallie Tucker, from Grafton, is Wis
iting Miss Annie Tucker, Of south Chap
line street
WNpsoR-H. U. Beverlie, Grafton; j..
T. Virison, Huntington; f. l.. Mapel'
Morgantown.
Joe Pollack and sisters, Misses Gussie,
Dee and Blanche, left yesterday Tor Chl-
cago TO visit the Exposition.
Frank Mccormick, of the B. II. o., has
returned TO his home at Garrett, lnn.,
after visiting on the South Side.
Nile o. Ford, son Of DR.. Ford, OF the
South Side, is home from his vacation
from the college az Delaware ..
Miss Maggie O'Neal. from up the river,
who has been guest Of South Side
friends, has returned 10 her home.
James Flanagan, the popular South
Jacob street barber, is sick at his home on
South Jacob street, Of typhoid fever,
Mrs. Eva Moore, who makes her home
with Rev. AID. Perry family OF the South
Side. has had bad attack Of typhoid fever,
but Is much improved.
Jacob Altmeyer, of Germany, cousin OF
Undertaken p. j. Altmeyer, is guest at
Mr.. Altmeyer's residence on south JACOB
street. below Forty-third.
Miss Carrie Erb left Wednesday morning
for lexington TO attend the annual COM
mencement exercises Of the female college,
where Miss Tillie Erb attends school.
Everett A. Thomas, of this city, has
filed his application for the position OF In
spector of Hulls at the Treasury Depart
ment.
TIE McLURE.-L Reinheimer, Fair
mont; Mrs. W. w. Walker, Warrington;
w. L. Lewis, Charleston; VIM. g. Wor-
ley, Kingwood, and ID. A. Pratt, Sisters
vile.
SrAMM-H. w. Petit, Salem; J. o.
Brooks. Moundsville: Fred Helmick, Fair
mont: 5. @. Sommerville, Point Pleasant;
BAIL T. Bowers, New Martinsville; t. j.
Hinde, Huntington; Il. j. Price and wife,
FairmOnt.
Charles B. Howrey, Of Mississippi, got
the position Of Assistant Attorney General,
which Hon. Wood Daily declined. Col.
Arnett's friends had connected his name
with the place, but the Colonel made no
active effort for the place.
BEHLER-A. Centric, Parkersburg;
Flora McCoach. Sistersville; 4. G. Amph.
rom, Paden's Valley; Henry Ferguson,
Sistersvile; John Jones, New Martins
vile; c. j. Hall, Sistersyllle; Jacob
Korntz. New Martinsville; A. +. Banks,
Warrington, and VIM. Dis, Parkersourg.
DR.. c. a. Keim has returned from
pleasant s0iOurn to Chicago aRd the Co
lumbar Exposition, and reports the Expo
sition a grand achievement of our Amsri-
can architecture, and wonderful beyond
all expectations, and is very largely at
tended from all parts Of the civilized world.