Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle OF the Movs,usnt o
IndiyidualS


DAILY Chroniole OF the Movement oi
Individuais-
L. Dudley, OF Parkersbprg, is a Behler
guest.
Capt. II. j. Hinde. OF Huntington, is at
the Stamm.
j: II. Merryman, OF Bethany, was at the
| Mcclure Yesterday.
e. w. Wall, OF st. Clairsviilo, is regis
| tered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Alonzo Raper. OF South Jacob
street, is Ill with grip.
lohn II. Kelly. representing tho Catholic
Columbian, is In tho city.
Andrew Mckinley, OF the Arlington, Is
nome from hunt to Ohio.
Mrs. George Stephania of South Jacob
street, who has been i'll, Ia better
me condition OF Stephen Waterhouse,
OF South Jacob street is very criticnl
Mrs. Rev G. M. Afford. who has been
Ill Tor couple OF weeks, is improving.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell left vesterdav
afternoon for Tyler county on legal bust
| ness.
James and William Henegan and Daniel
Doyle, OF Steubenville, were at the Wind
sor yesterday.
Grew, of Washington, Pa, are regis stered
at the Stamm
Frank Mansfield. Of Mt. Holyoke. Md.
Is guest OF Captain Carney, of South
Chapline street
DR.. E. q. Myers IL again attending tn his
professional duties, having recovered from
slight indisposition.
Martin Thornton returned home vester-
day from Lexington, KY, whero he has
been visiting his brother.
~. Is. Wilkinson, prominent business
man OF Armstrong; Mills. o. vns In the
city yesterday on business
buwaru Rose, ~ son OF the foreman of
| the Elghth ward hose house, has bad at
| tack OF typhoid pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirke La ShelIe. OF New
| York. are at the McLure Mr. La Sbelle
| is manager OF "Robin Hood"
Mrs. II. II. HornbrOok and son. of
| moundsvlle, are guests Of Mrs u. d.
Marsh, of South Jacob street.
Miss Bertha Wilke. Of South Jacob
street. returned yesterday evening from "A
visit TO friends at Buffalo. ". Y.
H.. ~. Kelley, the accommodating young
pharmacist or Charles Menkemillcr'R drug
store. is on duty after en- attack Of grip
Miss Nellie Thornton, Of Louisville,
KY, IS visiting her uncle. Martin Thorn,
ton. and her aunt, Sister Catherine, al Mt
DE ChantaL
Fireman August Nolte. Of the Eighth
ward hose house, suffers from an injured
back. The accident occurred at the fire
! last Thursday evening
BEuLER-W. n. johnson, ManDington.
w. 9. Fleming and w. Lafferty, Wells.
burg; w. a. Brost, New Martinsville:
John Stea'cy, Sistersvlle
Mrs. Joseph Seybold, OF South Water
street, who has been il. is better Cen
evieve,a daughter OF Mr.. Seibold, is conva-
lescinR from an attack Of diphtheria
Fred y. NOlte. Of South Jacob street
VIII leave In few days for n trip 20 " evy
York City and Boston. Mr. Nolte Is Re.
cordinR Secretary OF the St. Alphonsus
Society
George L. Mccoy, a son OF the Doctor
OF South Jacob street. will leave this
morning for the University Of Pennsylva.
mia, at philadelphia, after spending the
holidays hero.
Miss Martha Ford. who appears NJ the
Opera House next Tuesday and Wednes-
day, with the Wilfred Clarke Comedy
Company, Is daughter Of the well known
Baltimore manager, John T. Ford
Mrs. S - Wallace. who has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs r. " Freese. Of Fif
teenth street, left for her home At Los
Angeles. Cal. She was accompanied as |
far as ST. Louis BY her mother. who will
make an extended visit 20 her brother in
that city.
X. r. Fast, DR.. e. VI. McI.ane and
Allen McLane. Of Steubeuville. and Mira
l.. T. /Oller OF Baltimore passed through
the city yesterday en- route % MORGAN. |
town, with the remains Of DR. Lanes
father, who died at Steubenvillo last |
Thursday.
Messrs. Burt Watson and J. r. Bolts
who were elected delegates 20 represent ,
the Wheeling Brcklayers' Union M |
Omaha, Neb., left yesterday afternoon at |
4 go on the y. 81 o. railroad. Their many /
friends extended them quite a reception l
before their departure
Marshal White was reported in n critical 1
condition LAST night. The physician enter |
tains very slight hope FOR his recovery 1
Mr. Whites illness has been or short dura- |
tion lie FIRST suffered from an attack of /
grippe. from which ho was compelled 10 /
20 20 bed. Tho disease Induced paralysis |
Of the throat. making IL impossible for him /
90 swallow medicine or nourishmeut lie /
has been unconscious for several days.