Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY chronicis OF tho Moven.n, OF
individuals
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individuals
Special Tssec-av. 10 az Rssss,sr.
NEW NoRK, January 10 Tho following
people arc here from Wheeling: 4. w
Bcardsley, Astor House Il. b. Mel ain
Morton House; =. Alexander is in New
York buying goods for Alexander X Co.
OF Wheeling, and is stopping at the Aston
House,
w. w. Alexander OF Akron, O.. is in the
city.
Thos. s. o'Nell.ot Pit,sburs, is Behler
guest.
The Blue Jeans Company is Mt tho Beh.
Ter hotel.
A. Y. Smith, OF ClArksburS, is at the
Windsor.
J. ID. Marsh, the South Side grocer, is
indisposed.
Edward Scott of East Liverpool, o.. is
NJ the Stamm.
Roger Collins, OF Washington. Pa, is at
the ST Charles.
G. w. Moslcy, OF Charleston, this state,
is a Mcclure guest
Miss Title Wheeler, OF Thirty. nfth
street, has the grip
G.. Nj. Fleming. OF 3uclxhannon, is regis.
tered nj the Mcclure.
Mrs. l.. Rouss, OF Woodsheld, O.. il reg.
istered at the Beh)er.
Mrs John Mcnamara, OF South McCol.
loch street has the grip.
Mrs. James Fulton. OF South Jacob
street, is on the sick list
BEuLER-G. y. Biggs. Huntington. and
Charles Duliu, Mauntugton.
George Brown and wife, OF St. Glars.
Vile. O., are Windsor guests
IL. Woodwork. OF Huntington, is regis.
tered at tho ST. Charles hotel
August Medicb. OF the Homo Dressed
Beef Company, is suffering from grip.
William Frohme, Sr., OF South Eofr
street, Is no better in his attack OF sick
ness.
A child OF Charles Mcgalia, OF South
Eon street. is dangerously III of typhoid
fever.
Charles Tape, OF Forty third street,
the well know citi1cd, is improved In his
| illness.
William Fritz. popular South Jacob
street butcher Is visiting friends In the
country.
Miss Elizabeth Reilly, OF South Maiu
street, is visiting her aunt at summer
Held, Ohio.
Squire Joseph A. Ankle, of tho South
Side, who has been IN, is able TO be IN his
! Office again.
Herman Spccht, OF South Chaplin,
street Is home from Pittsburg, where ht
visited relatives
Fred Reed, OF Wheeling IL home fro N q
| visit TO Ptttsburg, Pa, where he has been
visiting relatives.
Contractor Frank Wagner, OF South
Jacob street, is able TO be about aftor M
Illness of typhoid fever.
Mss Nellie Harris, OF Huntington. Is {
| gucst NJ the residence OF William McGroy
| ST., of South Eo1 street.
Herman Carl the Forty-third street
| barber, gave up his shop yesterday and
went To work at the tube works.
Superintendent g. l.. Williams, anc
Roadmastcr CHARLES O'Brien, OF the OH,
| kivcr railroad, was IN the CITY yesterday
Geo. n. Biggs, of Huntington, formerl,
| President OF the Commercial Na,ionR
Bank OF that place, was in the city yestcr
! day on business.
SrAMM-ThOmas shetland, Weston; Johr
| FlOriau and Theodore Cline, Warrington
| IL. t.. Morgan and wife, Grafton, and j
! Morgan Couoway, FairmonL
! George Hcndershot. OF Armstrong,
| Mills, o.. well known on the south Side
! who had an operation performed on hi
| eyes Ia this city, reports that his cyesigh
Is about restored.
DIR. John a. Myers, DIR. dc Roode an,
| Prof RRne, OF Morgantown. are registcre,
At the Windsor. They will leave to-day I
take part in the Farmers Institute n
| West Liberty, which closes Tomorrow
On Friday ana Saturday they will atten,
a similar meeting at Wellsburg.