Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-23
ARnur People.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement Of
Individuals.


Individuals.
w. Hanes, of Pittsburg, is in town.
Henry Martins, of Washington, Pa, is
here.
ia. Rodgers. from Pittsburg, is at the
Behler.
Geo. DAVIS. from Charleston, is at the
McLure
C.K. Lenters, of East Liberty, is at the
Windsor
sW. Mathews, of Moundsville, is on the
hotel list.
M. G. Tyler, of Monongah, is guest at
the Mcclure.
HIM. Mccullough, of sistersville, is
Windsor guest.
JH.B Blair, from Washington, Pa, is on
the Mcclure list.
Mrs. Josephine Campbell, of Upper Ben
wood, is very Ill.
S. w. Matthews, of Moundsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Gutman and daughter left yes
terday for Philadelphia.
G. w. Crazy, Of East Liverpool, o., is
business visitor in the city.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell was in Parkers-
burg yesterday on legal business.
DR.. Tolson and wife left Yesterday over
the Pan Handle for Philadelphia.
Hon. Clarence L. Smith, Of Marion
county, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. ]. 3. Floyd, Of Kanawha County,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hall, of South Jacob street,
is convalescing from a severe sickness.
Miss Holloway, of Bridgeport, left over
the Pan Handle yesterday for Chicago.
Jesse Leydick, of Thirty-fourth street,
is recovering from bad attack OF fever
A son of Squire Jos. A. Ankle, OF the
South Side, is very sick of typhoid fever.
Collector E. NJ. Gilkeson and State Sen
ator Finley left yesterday for Washington.
VIM. Bartels. of South Eoff street, is
about after a severe attack OF typhold
fever
Mrs. William Breenan. of South Jacob
street, is able to be about after severe
illness.
Miss Hubbard left over the Pan Handle
yesterday for Fab River, Mass, to resume
her studies.
JIM. Graham, division Superintendent
of the B. & o., is at the Mcclure, from
Newark, Ohio.
Albert Speidel, the well-known South
Side glassworker, has secured position al
the Tube works
Mrs. Charles H. Hobbs, of Pittsburg,
is guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Hobbs, on
South Eoff street.
Rev. j. M. Stephens, pastor of the First
Presbyterisn Church, of Bridgeport, LETT
yesterday for Philadelphia.
Edward Michaels, the conductor on the
w. &E. @. railway, is home from hunt,
and he says he killed six squirrels at one
shot.
Mrs. Andrew Rattery and father, from
East Liverpool, Ohio, were guests yester-
day of Mrs. Will Menkemiller, OF the South
Side.
State Senator W. H. Tarr, wife, and
daughter. Miss Bessie, Of Wellsourg, left
Yesterday over the Pan Handle Tor CHI
cago.
f. Petrole, a wheelman, is registered at
the Mcclure from Washington, ID q. He
rode yesterday from Smithneld, Pa,
ninety-one miles.
Robert Fadeley, formerly assistant at
Will Menkemeller's pharmacy, has &C
cepted position at William Twins store,
on the South Side.
JEFF Miller and wife. Of Philadelphia,
are the guests of the family of w. l.. Rose,
on South ChaplIne street. Mr. Miller was
formerly mailer at the LaBelle.
At the Stamm: VIM. H. Morgan, Minnie
L. Morgan and VIM. Mitchell, Grafton;
Ed. r. Green, Jackson; James Erskine,
Amos, and L. G. Wilson, Sistersville.
w. L. Whyte, the accommodating driver
at the Niagara hose house, accompanied by
his wife and family, have gone TO Edging-
toms Lane for ten days visit to his
father.
Two children of John Hellstern, Of Cald-
Wells Run, are very low with typhoid
fever. Mrs. Hellstern died OF the same
disease but few days ago. The family is
a sorely afflicted one.
At the Behler: J. W. Buyers, Padens
Valley; o. E. Painter, Sistersville; w. j.
Cook, Parkersburg; X. G. Hammett,
Selama; Oliver Carroll, Wasp; A. Lancas-
ter. Parkersburg; Ephriam Wells and
daughter, Sistersville, and II. L. Sample
and daughter, Fairmont.