Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle Of the Movement Of
individuals.

Individuals.
James A. McHenry, Esq.,a prominent
lawyer of Cumberland, Nd, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. George 5. Feeny.
Miss Elsie Whitaker has returned
from a few days trip to Pittsburg.
James Mohser, of Chicago, an old
Wheeling boy, is in the city.
A. Ii. RipDel, q South Side barber, will
leave tomorrow for Sistersvlle, where
he will open a shop.
Arloff Z. Miller, formerly OF this city,
was here from Pttsburg yesterday on
business.
John Camm, the genial gateman Of
the B. e O. passenger depot, has a rare
collection Of old coins, which he has
framed.
F. f. Agnew, the genial B. & o. rail-
roader. has ceased his frequent visits to
st. Mary's, and the boys are wondering
why.
Transfer Agent Strahl, Of Benwood
Junction, visited friends in the city yes
terday.
John NJ. Garvey. the popular B. & 0.
railroader, is on the sick list.
Charles Dunlap, General Suprintend-
ent of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific, was in the city last Thursday
on business.
Miles Sweeney, who is to join Coxey's
army, is not the genial 3. * y. railroad
er. Miles i. Sweeney. BE wants peoples
minds made clear on this pOint.
George Hall, formerly Of the Union
News Company in this city, has gone to
New York City to join Barnum's show.
He will be the contracting agent.
Michael J. Coyle, the Ohio River
Irish news agent, received lot OF gen.
uine Irish Shamrocks. de made al the
young sons Of Erin happy by presenting
them with sprays from the Shamrock.
George Dean, formerly of the Union
News Company in this city, is in the
city visiting friends and will remain till
next Monday. lie is now a school
teacher Of Marion county, this State.
Train agent, John McKown, who has
been I'D, is much better.
e. Steer, a prosperous farmer Of Ohio,
was In the city yesterday with one Of
the finest horses ever seen here.
A. r. Young has moved to his elegant
new residence near Wheeling Park.
II. &. Bachmann, the South Side bus
mess man, is home from a trip to Fair
mont.
Charles Hrst, the baggage master at
the b. d. o. depot, wore green leaf
yesterday and said he was going to be
an Irishman one day in the year at
least.
Charles Il. Greene, of Martins Ferry,
will leave soon for California, where he
will 20 for his health. he will stop at
Colorado, en- route.
Ernest Seabright, the former South
Side Druggist was in from Sherrard
last Friday with a load OF wheat.
Joseph Enugh, of Wellsburg, is Wis
iting South Side friends.
Miss Alberta, daughter of George w.
Grub, of the South Side, is quite i'll,
Or. II. C Brannen is given her the
medical attention.
II. f. Behrens will be homo from his
Western tour this week.
A. y. McNash is sick. He is the we'll
known insurance agent.
Miss Clara Fullerton, a handsome
young lady Of South Chapline street,
who has been III, is better.
Walter Wills, the popular South Side
business man, is indisposed.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Riddle, OF Mount
Pleasant, o., are visiting. at the resi-
dence OF j. q. Leasure, of the South
Side
VIM. Seabright, Henry Quicker and
Charles Beck, young South Side boys,
went fishing last Friday and caught
tweuty-one German carp in Big Wheel
ing creek.