Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle of the Movement o
TrdivfduaIe.

DAILY Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals
G. Mayes. of Pittsburg, is Windsor
guest.
A.E Dent, of GAINESVILLE, is Mcclure
guest.
F. B. Stokes, of Pittsburg, is at the
Mcclure.
wv. Early, of St. Clairsvine, is Beh-
Ter guest.
John Murphy, of Washington, Pa, is on
the Behler list.
w. Houston. of Pueblo. Col, registered
the Behler yesterday
James Newman, Of Allegheny, IS visit
ing South Side friends.
B. D. Northrop. of Washington, Pa, Is
guest at the Stamm Hotel.
o. D. Cline. postmaster at Hebron, w.
Va. is in the city on business.
Rev. ]. George Wall, of Cleveland, was
at the Behler Hotel yesterday.
G.. G. Spencer and wife, of Washington,
D. c., are registered at the Windsor.
John Zarnitz, of Twenty-fifth street, IS
laid up with bad attack OF rheumausm.
General Manager w. r. Woodford, of
the c., L. & W., was in the citYlast even
ing.
W1xDsoR-O. d. Curry. Pickens; ]. ].
Chipley, Mooreheld; G. II. w. BeVerlin,
Grafton.
Jack Strles, popular young man OF
North Wheeling, is home from vlslt up
the river.
Miss Lille Berlizheimer, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, is visiting her uncle, ID. Gundiing, OF
Chapline street.
John Howley, of Allegheny City, is
is spending week with his parents on
| Twenty-ninth street.
Henry Wooster and Jas. Riddle, North
| Wheeling gentlemen, left yesterday Tor
an up-river fishing trip
Coss. Albinger, of Thirty-frst street, and
John Bowman. Of CaldwelPs Run, Will go
| to-day for hunt TO ST. Clairsville.
STAMM-W. Harris, Grafton; A. ]. Lvda,
Moundsville; Mrs S. A. Duncan, West
| Liberty; Mrs. j. Amsioker, Parkersburg,
| +. H. Pipes, Cameron, and O. II. Richard
son, Elizabeth.
f. j. Schuenernan, the well known
candy maker for Geo. l.. burst, leaves to-
day for Pittsburg, where he will meet
his wife, who has been visiting ner parents
in Trenton, n. j.
Hon. Milo f. Winchester and wife, OF
Armenia, New York, are visiting tneir
nephew, Mr.. E. r. Hitchcock, on Main
street Mr. Winchester is one Of the lead
ers of the Republican party IN Dutchess
county, New York.
Special Examiner E. II. Carver, of the
Bureau Of Pensions, az Washington, ID. e.,
is stationed in the West Virginia district
again. The Captain is member OF the
United States bar and man highly
esteemed by the Boys in Blue.
John Kemple, Jesse Schafer, George
Lutz and George Boadwig are home from
a hunt to Glover's Gap They were out
three days and got two squirrels. The
bows said they believed the game all went
TO Ohio to vote for Mckinley.
The many friends of Mrs. Carver will be
pleased to learn she is among them again.
The members of the Wheeling Democratic
Club were handsomely entertained at Mrs.
Carver's home in Washington City during
President Cleveland's inauguration.
BEHLgR-L. G.. RENDER, Sistersville;
VIM. Lafferty and wife, NJ. L. Fleming,
Miss Fanny Parks aud Mrs HorSeman,
Moundsville; Miss Maggie Talbot, Fair
mont; James Yard, MorgantOwn; j. II.
BlRyney, Fairmont, and j. b. Knots. Man
nington.
Christ Behrens, OF Birmingham, Ala, is
a guest Of his brother H. f. Behrens, the
South Side grocer. Mr.. Behrens removed
from this city to the South about ten years
ago, and engaged in business in Birming-
| ham. His friends will be pleased to learn
| that he is prospecting.
JOS Bell, the veteran manufacturer Of
this city, is home from visit to Chicago,
Muncie. Ind, and the West. Mr. Bell was
seen yesterday, and stated that the small
pox panic which has reigned there since
! last June, is at an end. Till recently since
| last June there has been no school, church
or other public assemblages in the town.
Workmen who could get away fed the
town, and the people were panic stricken.
Every body had to be vaccinated, and all
| belongings had to be disinfected. Mr.. Bell
showed his grip, which yet has "disinfect-
| ed" marked on it.