Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-08
Wall Paper. Kurner & Chew.
Thin week.
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicis of the Movement of
Individual

Daily Chronicls of the Movement OF
individuals.
E. ]. Wilson, of Pttsburg, is Wind
sor guest.
VIM. f. Weir is on business trip to
Omaha, Neb.
Charles L. Bogges, Of Fairmont, is a
Behler guest.
j. A. Seamon, CT Washington, Pa, is
at the Stamm.
L. E. Hisllp, OF Grafton, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Capt b. B. Dovener, left last evening
for business trip.
j. T. Moore, of GAINESVILLE, is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
Latane McLain is home from ten
days business trip East.
Mrs. n. A. Wilson, and Miss Flora
Wilson and Bessie Lamb are homo from
months stay at Atlantic City.
VIM. H. Harrison, OF Newark, O., a
B. & 0. official, is Mcclure guest.
Mrs. d. Mcdonald, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, is registered at the Windsor.
Mrs. B. B. Smith, of Warrington, was
in the city yesterday buying goods.
MCLURE-G., w. Fleming and wife,
Buckhannon; S. Il. Adams, Grafton.
Mrs. Louisa Hedinger, well-known
old lady of Forty-fixth street, is very
i'll.
Miss Kate Daley, Of Thirty-sixth
street, is the guest Of friends in Pitts
burg.
Squire Alexander D. Humphreyville,
OF Mt. Pleasant, O., is registered at the
Behler.
W. PEBBLES and T. Sniffsn, prominent
Young men of Columbus, Ohio, are a.
the Windsor.
Mrs. James Wilson, of Fortieth street,
is convalescing from protracted and
serious illness.
DR.. l.. II. Lindsay, who has been in
disposed for some months, is able 20 be
at his Office again.
Mrs. Louis Bischoff, OF Forty-third
street, is home from visit to friends In
Woodstield, Ohio.
L. Relnheimer, an old Wheeling boy,
now OF Philadelphia, Pa, Is registered
at the Mcclure hotel.
Michael Dsnzer and son, of South
Chapline street, are home from fish
ing trip down the river.
Miss Louise Bischoff. OF Forty-second
street, is getting along fairly well In her
attack Of typhoid fever.
NJ. % ri
street, is home from visit TO the home
Of her father at Sherrard.
Joseph HOFFMAN and wife, Of the
South Side, will be home this week from
their western wedding tour.
Louis A. Note, well known citizen
OF South Eotf street, is quite Ill and
under the care of DR.. Ford.
John Greer and Joseph Auber, South
Side young men. are home from q trip
TO the interior OF the State.
Miss Kate Morgan, of North Wheel
ing, charming young lady, has gone
for visit to Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. Charles Bremen, Of South Eoff
street, who was reported 10 have taken
so suddenly Ill. is getting better.
Miss Annie Schaefer, one Of the most
popular South Side young ladies, is
home from a visit to the country.
Harry Fritz, a well-known young man
of Upper Benwood, was worse yester'
gay in his attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Is ridget Hughes, Of South Wood
street, who has been very low, Is getting
better. She is now on fair way toward
recovery.
STAMM.-W. L. Edwards, Mounds
Vile; A. j. Yoke. Grafton; VIII A.
Strickler, Ellsnboro; Joseph Hartmann,
Jr., Mannipgton.
James Mitchell, South Side potter,
left yesterday afternoon for his home In
Trenton, n. j. He will stay there IN
til the strike is settled.
The Misses Lille and Lucy Machin,
of TiltonviIIe, who have been the
guests of Miss Annie Cooper, Of 1929
Jacob street, for the last week have
gone to their home.
BEHLER.-W. II. Evans, Montgomery;
w. +. Rothllsberger, Warrington; K. ).
Horner, Sistersvilie; z. u. Caldwell,
Parkersburg; z. L. Maitland, Sisters
Vile: j. w. Goodman. Piedmont
WINpsoR-E. F. Marsh, SistersvilIe;
Mrs. Il. Il. Smith, MaDnington: the
Misses Bertha and Jennie Heavier,
Buckhannon; the Misses Emma ana
Eva Dietrich, Moundsyille, aud A. j.
Russell, Sistersville.