Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movement of
individuals.

I
terday on a flying visit. Very few OF
the local politicians caught up with
him. Charley was asked q great deal
about politics at Washington, but he
did not know much.
How about Joe Miller? "Think his
chances are good; in fact, think he will
got there"
What about JepsonP "Don't know.
Did not learn anything about how his
candidacy stands"
How does Watts stand? ats little
doubtful" II he don't get it, who then?
1T will probably come this way..'
Is that all you know? mot much
more"
Hon. G. w. Atkinson returned yester-
day from Charleston.
H. 7. Foster, OF Pittsburg, is the
guest OF friends in town.
VIM. Koch, OF Jacob street, has been
quite IN for several days.
Miss Jean Friend is spending Easter
with friends at Pittsburg.
Miss Ella McKown, of the East End,
is a guest Of Pitts0urg friends.
Mrs. J. Miller, Of Newark, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in the East End.
Miss Lydia Good is the guest Of Miss
Lydia Bushfeld at Allegheny, Pa.
James Rafferty,, Of the Eighth ward,
has recovered from severe illness.
Chas. Voitle and wife, OF Moundsville,
were guests OF friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clarke, Of Brook
Ion, are in the city visiting their par
eRts.
Miss Annie Meyer is confined to her
home, on South jacob street, by ILL
ness.
Miss Gertrude Fisher is able to be up
again after a severe siege of typhoid
fever.
Jamie. son Of James Nlchol, Of Forty
first and Eoff streets, is Ill OF pneu-
mOnia.
Miss Annie Johnson, teacher at the
the Richie School, is cOnyalescent after
q severe illness.
Leo. Brilles is home from Wooster
College spending his spring vacation
with his parents.
Robert Teasdale left last evening for
Washington, ID. c., called there by the
death Of his father.
john j. Uonlff, Esq, left yesterday
afternoon to visit relatives in Rowles-
burg, Preston county.
Jesse Cross, a b. Il o. fremen, was
promoted 10 the post OF engineer OF En-
CINE No. $50 yesterday.
Miss Lydia McMechen, accompanied
by her visitor, Miss Montague spent
yesterday in Plttsburg
Mrs. Albert Remele and daughter,
Ruth, are visiting her nieces, the
Misses Gaus, Of Allegheny.
Ben jefferson, fireman in the Ben
wood yards, returned yesterday from
two months stay in Chicago.
Frank Stanton, j. D. Stanton and
r. s. Allison went out to Bellefonte
Yesterday to spend few days.
Mrs. Andy Roth, of Chicago, is in the
CITY. called here by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Goodwin.
Cashier Dobbins and Hon. c. w
Brockunier returned yesterday from
business visit to the lower end Of the
State
Charles R. Woods, Of St. Peters.
Mimi, is the guest OF his sister, Mrs,
James Comerford. Of South Chapline
street.
Miss Maxwell, of this city, and Hon.
Lewis Bennett and wife, OF Weston,
were at Yokohama, Japan, on February
14th last.
Miss Nina Commerford, who has been
teaching school near Plttsburg, is home
on visit to her parents on South Chap
line street.
Mrs. George Chrlslieb, of the South
Side, has left the city hospital where
She underwent a severe but successful
operation.
John j. Quigg has accepted a posi-
ton with Stewart Ralph IL Co., manu-
facturers Of snuff, and will start on his
first trip April LIST.
w. A. Hodge, who has been travelling
for wholesale house, has given up the
road, and gone back TO his old place
with J. 5. Rhodes Il Co.
Frank G. Cox, Of West Liberty, candi-
date for County Superintendent Of
Schools. was in the city yesterday look
ing after his canvass little.
w. L. Schafer, OF the South Side,
went TO Pittsburg yesterday morning to
see cali Bahia" and spend Sunday with
friends. He will return on the b. ~ 0.
this evening.
Hazlett Freeze, who has been home
from the Ohio State University on
visit to his parents in the Eighth ward,
will return 20 Columbus and resume his
studies tomorrow.
Capt. Louis Delaplaine it contemplate
ing a trip to Washington during the
early part OF the week, for the purpose
OF arranging the necessary details pre-
Daratory TO taking charge OF Uncle
Sans interests at Havre, France.
Do NOT fail to attend the curtain sale
at Rhodes, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. 1t will pay YOU.
BEAUTIFUL hand-painted China Eggs
at COleman's Drug Store.
PROF. Shelf is the only Optician in
the city that fits artificial eyes. You
will find him at ITO Main ftreet.
MONDAY, Tuesday and Wednesday l
will have 4 Special Sale OF Carpets and
Rugs. Call aud secure bargains.
HENRY JACOBS.