Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-08
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

I
Individuals.
John L. Smith, the real estate agent Of
| Bucl1hauuop, was in the city yesterday.
| He said that business is increasing IN his
| county: that ell the saw mills and facto-
| ries are running full force Of hands, and
| the tannerv. owned and operated by Mr.
| Flactry, of Pittsburg, Pa, Is IN
| creasing its capital and force OF work
| men. The schools are all in prosperous
| condition, some six hundred pupils going
| to the four different schools. The Metho-
| dist Conference Seminary is out OF debt
| through the energy aud management OF
| Prof. Hutchinson In fact, he SAID, I'VE
| scarcely know that there is panic, and
| our people are not scared about free trade
| We nave had but one failure In business In
our county for five years. That was the
| Dyer & Cradock firm. IL was started on
wind and water and died a-0ornln'."
SrAMM-O. Carr Sistersville.
Miss Amelic Schwertfeger, Of the Island,
is i'll.
Miss Mamie Jones, Of North Main street,
is sick.
J. S. Hutchinson, Of Washington, Pa,
is a Windsor guest.
John Kline, the North Main street grocer
is laid up with grip.
Harry Campbell, of Parkersburg, Is at
the Stamm Hotel.
Part Of the Meteor company is regis
tered at the Behler Hotel.
Foreman John Wilson, of the Niagara
is still confined to his room.
Willis o. Robb, insurance adiuster, OF
Columbus. is at the Mcclure.
Andrew T. Sweeney his gone to house
keeping on South Penn street, Island.
G. II. Rodeheaver, of the Union bridge,
was taken very sick yesterday athis work.
J.E. Forester and W. NJ. Jones, OF Sis
tersville, are registered at the st, Charles.
Thomas Horne, B, g. o. Waterman at
the Thirty-third street crossing, Is very Ill.
VIM. G.. Wilkinson, of Tenth street, is
able 10 be out again after bad attack or
| grip.
Charles Hobstettler, of South Chapline
street, left yesterday for a visit to Mari
eta.
William Kenney, the North Wheeling
business man, has bad attack OF pneu-
monia.
Moses Kiudleberger, the North Market
street barber, is laid up with bad attack
Of grip.
MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Thompson, Of Al
ley l3, are both confined TO bed quite Ill
with the grip.
Miss Maggie Clifton, OF Chicago, is Wis:
iting her uncle, George w. Clifton, OF
Fourteenth street.
r. j. Hyndman, of Cincinnati, and j. w.
McGary, of Cleveland, iron operators, are
in the city on business.
Mrs. Kerr, of Chicago, who has been
guest Of Mouudsvilie friends, has taken
apartments at the Mcclure.
Ernest Seabright, of Ebeling's phar-
macy, has quit the drug business and has
gone to farming at Sherrard.
Walter S. Cunningham OF North Market
street, has accepted a situation as clerk
with Emsheimer IL Company.
Leroy j. King, Of New York, and w. A.
B. Dalzell, of Fiudlay, o., glass magnates,
are registered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Pouatschek and daughter, Of North
Wheeling, left yesterday for New York
City, where they will reside.
BEHLER: NJ. c. Moore and S. Y. Jacobs,
Sistersville; A. NJ. Croe, Littleton; Andy
Clark, Dean, and James Wilson, Grafton.
Jacob Schafer aud J. W. Kemple, well
known South Siders, are home from Mari
eta, where they visited Mr. Schafer's rel
atives.
J. g. Harrigan, Jno. McCoe, Is. NJ. Nc
Lure, and c. NJ. McGraw and wife, of
Washington, Pa, are registered at the
Behler.
Edward BumgardGer, OF Thirty-sixth
and EofR streets, left yesterday to accept
position at Hartford City, this State,
where ne will reside.
Coss Albinger and Frank Braugan,
South Side sports, are home from hunt
to New Martinsville. They bagged TWEEN
ty-four rabbits on their one days hunt.
WINDSOR: Edward Downey, Sisters
vile; w. +. Hite and II. G. Harvey, Hunt
ington; Miss Letta Gardner, Sistersville;
Jno. A. Mcintosh and wife, Ravenswood,
and Frank Burt, Warrington.
Probably the latest arrival OF any
Wheeling citizen from the Worlds Fair is
A. E. Scheehle, the popular North Wheel
ing druggist, he having arrived last Tues
day He says that even yet it Is immense
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