Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle OF the MoVemsnt OF
individuals.
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Daily Chronicle OF the MoVemsns OF
individuals.
George Heard is here.
G. a. Currie. of Pittsburg, is here.
JIM. Porter, of Pittsbnrg, is at the Nc
Lure Hotel.
Mrs. Chris. AItmeyer, Of Forty-third
street, quite III.
Thomas Smith, of Warrington, was in
the city yesterday.
+. A Orr, of Salem, ". Va, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
J. c. Clark and wife, Of Steubenville,
o.. are Behler guests.
Coss. Albinger, of Thirty-First street, is
home from visit East.
William Heinlein, lad of South Jacob
street, is sick OF scarlet fever.
Frank Ritter and son, Frank, Jr., have
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Capt William Johston, Of Springdale,
Pa, an oil man, is at the Mcclure.
H. B. Maxwell, Of South Jacob street,
has bad attack Of typhoid fever.
James r. Travis, Of the South Side, is
home from business trip TO Ohio
Amos S. Bell aud wife, OF New orK
City, are registered at the McLure.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of South Jacob
street, who has been quite sick, IS well
Mrs. B. B. Smith, of Warrington, was
in the city yesterday purchasing goods.
E. E. Fegau, a prominent Wellburg
glassworker, was in the city yesterday.
Charles Becker, of South Jacob street, is
home from visiting Moundsville friends,
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is the guest Of Sommerville, Ohio, frleDds.
Jos. Striebich, of Braddock, Pa, is a
guest Of Frank Albinger, OF the South
Side.
MI. Cahiu, of the Cleveland Catholic
Uniuerse, is in the city in the interest OF
that paper.
Mrs. John Carney. of South Jacob street,
returned yesterday evening from visit to
FrOstburg, Md.
VIM. Tracey. of thr Title and Trust
Company, got home yesterday from the
Worlds Fair
It was stated last evening that Captain
John Mcclure was seriously Ill at his IS
land residence.
Messrs. Edward and Isadore Metz, OF
No llO4 Main street, have just returned
from Chicago.
Charles Traver, general passenger agent
of the Chicago and Northern, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Higgins, of South Chapltne
street, is home from three weeks Visit 10
the Worlds Fair.
Dan Thornburg has been quite Ill at his
home, near Elm Grove, for some weeks
past, but is better now.
Thos. O'Brien, Jr., returned from a six
weeks business trip through the South,
and left yesterday for Cincinnati.
Mrs. VIM. Cunningham, Of Forty-seventh
and Jacob streets, who has been very Ill OF
hemorrhage of the stomach, IS improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hays Of Belmont
county, Ohio, were guests or Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Detwiller, of the South Side, last
Sunday.
Mr. Peter Zoeckler, Of Deadwood, d. t.,
arrived in the city last evening, on a
visit to his parents, MIR and Mrs. Peter
| ZoeclIer.
John Waterhouse, Thomas Darrsh and
G. II. Copp have gone TO the South Branch
Of the Potomac near Romney for fishing
| and hunting trip.
St. Charles-G. S. Parks, Sisterville; P.
NJ. Burk, Grafton G. l.. Wilson, Ceredo;
| Frank Clark, Moundsville; A. A. Mc-
Dougle and Frank McLearn, Parkersburg;
J. j. Amos, Rockport.
Col. Rob ert White, who has been i'll
nigh unto death at Mt. Clemens, Michigan,
has so far recovered as to be able 10 travel,
and is expected home this week.
Johnnie Bachmann, of South Chapline
street, has an attack Of diphthera. Miss
! Emma Westwoed, a teacher Of the Sixth
ward, also mas the disease.
Col. Thomas O'Brien and wife left yes
terday for Louisville, KY, to be present
when their daughter formally enters upon
the life of a Sister, in convent in that
city.
BEHLER-D. B. Taylor and wife, Park
| ersburg; ID. ID. Driver. Warrington; VIM.
| Clark, New Martinsyille; G. l.. Fleming,
Warrington; w. j. Hawken, Fairmont,
and Dean Hannah, Sistersville.
Mr. M. J. Coyle. the well known and
popular Union News Agent OF the b. " ..
railroad for over the past two years, has
been transferred to the Ohio River road.
| We wish him every success on his new
route.
Stamm-Dr. J. B. Watson and Fred
Carroll, St Mary's; J. w. Boyers, Padens
Valley; J. d. Clayton, Grafton; w. Z.
! Snodgrass, New Martinsville; ). w.
LangDlte, Morgansville; M. J. Tenack,
Frank Smith, West Union, aud Mrs.
Atkinson and children, Parkersburg.
George w. Henderson,, of Armstrong;
Mills. o., is guest of Soute Side friends.
MIR. Henderson, has been blind for nearly
two years, and came TO the city TO have DR..
Dickev perform an operation on his eyes.
The doctor has performed the delicate
surgery, and it is thought Mr.. Hender-
shots sight, partially at least, will be re-