Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-23
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
IndivlunaIS


Windsor.
w. D. Wood, OF Montgomery, Ala, is
at the Behler.
George Hallman, Of Washington, Pa,
is in the city.
j. C. Crawford, of Monongah, is at
| the st. Charles.
w. II. Burns, of Washington, Pa, is
a Mcclure guest.
C. II. Reed and wife, of Bolton, are
st. Charles guests.
A. F. Nichols, of WelIsburg, was a
Brunswick arrival.
Nathan Hanes, OF Proctor, is regis
tered at the Stamm.
A. c. Stanley, of Washington, D. c.,
is Brunswick guess:
II. NJ. Russell, Esq. is back from an
extended Eastern trip.
Frank Bowles, OF Toronto, o.. is reg
istered at the Windsor.
Mark MossdaIe, OF Warrington, was
at the Brunswick yesterday.
Frank Fountain, of Warrington, is
| among those at the ST. Charles.
Allan Wells, of Long Reach, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Andrew Schroeder, OF the South Side,
is home from trip to Toltonvile.
John Arbenz has returned from trip
In the interests OF the Rattan Company.
Mrs. DR.. l.. s. Riggs, OF South Chap
line street, has gone for visit down
the river.
Miss Alfalfa Stacey, OF New Brigh-
ton, is a guest Of the Misses Zane, on
the Island.
Walter Williams and wife, of North
Main street, are home from a visit to
Atlantic City.
G. w. Aphenzeler, the well-known
Bridgeport tailor, is home from trip
to Atlantic City.
BEHLER-H. Snodgrass, ]. F. Sweeney
and w. M. Jones, Warrington; M. ID.
Woods, Cameron.
Mcclure: John Hugh, Falrmont; A.
f. Wilks, Kernes; and n. Crawford,
New Martnsville.
Popular Fred Frazier. Of the Wheel
ing bakery, is home from his vacation
| Trip up tHo IiNOl'
William Myers, OF Moundsvlle, was
among friends on the South Side yes
terday on business.
w. o. McCluskey is expected home
to-day from visit to Atlantic City and
other Eastern points.
T. Il. Hutchinson, of the South Side,
is home from a recreating trip to Berk-
ley Springs, this State.
Fred Zarnitz and wife, OF North
Wheeling, are home from a delightful
sojourn at Atlantic City.
Alfred Paul, wife and daughter will
be home the latter part of this week
from an eastern pleasure trip.
Miss Mollie Clancy, of Clarksburg, is
the guest Of the Misses Emma and
Marie Kline, Of South Chapline street.
Mrs. Jennie Bosley and daughter
MYRTLE have returned from a visit to
relatives and friends in Wetzel county.
Charles T. thinner, OF South Chap
line street, will leave to-day for visit
to Washington, d. c., and New YORK
City.
Theodore Grade and William Kain,
well known young men OF the South
Side, are home from a visit to West
Liberty.
WINDsoR-J. M. Rowan, Charleston;
D. 6. aHallbaugh, Warrington; r. M.
Shaw, Parkersburg; John McMahon,
Sistersville.
Colonel ]. s. Bush, salesman for the
Joseph Bell Stove and Range Co., has
gone on business trip into interior
West Virginia.
George Heinlein, of the South Side,
got home yesterday from visit to the
camp of the Mystic Crew Fishing Club
down the river.
owen Palmer, a well known young
man OF East Wheeling, has resumed
work at the Home Conserve Company,
after a brief Illness.
A. NJ. Jolly, the late general manager
of the Wheeling Street Railway Com
pany, has moved to Beaver Falls, from
his late residence on the Island.
The Misses Mile Scslly and Katie
Rafferty,, popular young ladies OF the
South Side, have gone to Mountain
Lake Park to spend the summer.
Isadore and John Bowman left yes
terday for an extended hunting trip near
Salem, o. They went we'll equipped to
bring back large amount OF game.
Ernest Young, of Greene county,
Pa, who has been on visit TO friends
an South Chapine street, has gone to
RIce's Landing to continue his visit.
A. G. Robb left yesterday on a two
weeks trip to New York, Boston and
other Eastern cities to select goods for
f. b. Potts new fall and winter stock.
William Kirchner. EDWARD Bach, and
the Misses Emma Bach and Fannie
Kline, well known young people, are
home from trip to West Alexander,
Pa.
Mrs. Carrie Waterman aud daughter
| Miss Maud, Of Reading, Pa, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wa
terman, of Bridgeport, have returned
home.
Miss May Sioller, OF Luston, Neb.,
who for some time has been at the
home of DR.. l.. 5. Riggs, on South
! Chapline street, for visit, has gone TO
the country to spenp several weeks.
Assistant Circuit Court Clerk John
Walton and wife are home from two
weeks tour OF the lakes While absent
| Mr. Walton took part In the reunion OF
his old regiment, the Twenty fifth Ohio,
the members of which he had not seen
since they were mustered out in the
| summer Of 1866. Clerk Walton, by the
way, has a great war record, having
served considerably over FIVE years. He
enlisted about two weeks after Sumpter
was fired on. and served year or more
after Lee surrendered. He was wounded
| three times.
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