Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07

is at the Aston House. J. Emshelmer Is
at the st. Denis Hotel. NJ. Horkheiner
is at the Hotel Brunswick. (. z. Jepson
is at the Hotel Imperial.
McLURE: John j. Jacobs, Clinton.
Miss Ella Lambas, Of Twenty-third
street, is i'll.
James Sheets, Of Brilliant, O., is
visitor in town.
Mrs. H. G. Clark, OF oakdale, Pa, is
at the Stamm Hotel.
]. T. Thompson, OF Taylorstown'
Pa, is at the Stamm.
Miss Courtney, OF Clsrksburg, is
guest Of the Windsor.
VIM. P. Tyler, OF Washington, Pa, is
registered at the Mcclure.
Z. Hudson and wife, Of Massillon, o.,
are registered al the Mcclure.
Jas. B. R. Streator, of Washington,
Pa, is registered at the Windsor.
Edward Fritz, the South Side butcher
who has been been Ill, has about recoy-
cred.
Miss Anna Garden, of South Chap
line street, left yesterday for visit to
Pittsburg.
Elizabeth Eisenbeg and Annie Enger-
inc, OF East Wheeling, are visiting at
Sstersville.
Allan Wells, Of Long Reach, who has
been in the city on business, has re-
turned TO his home.
STAMINA. Russell, SiStersville; T.
J. Hinde, Huntington, and Nj. A. Bren-
nemau, Sistersville.
Mrs. DR.. l.. S. Riggs, OF South Chap
line street, who has been on the sick
list, has about recovered.
Andrew Goellnsr, OF Twenty-eighth
street. who has been quite I'LL was taken
to the City Hospital yesterday.
Thomas Ratclif. the we'll known
South Side citizen, was improved some
yesterday in his dangerous illness.
II. II. Riggs, Of Twenty.seventh
street, left yesterday for Greene coun-
ty, Pa, on a visit and business trip.
Miss Lizzie Seabright, Of Martins
Ferry. is a guest at the residence OF
Louis Armbrecht. Of 1895 Jacob street.
George Wait, engineer at the city gas
works, has gone TO the country for the
purpose Of purchasing fast driving
horse.
Mrs. Charles T. Hustler. OF Baltimore,
formerly OF this city, is visiting her
sisters, the Misses Zlnn, on Tenth
street.
ST. CHARLEs:-W. w. Harmon, Man
nngton; T. A. Harris, Parkersburg;
c. H. Taylor, Friendly, and c. Book
overs, Anthem.
DR.. J. II. Pipes and wife will leave
to-day for their foreign tour. They
will sail Saturday morning by the
elegant steamer Columbia.
WINDSOR: A. C. Hall, Charleston; A.
J. Russell, Sistersvlle; r. NJ. Hite,
Fairmont; John A. Mcintosh, Ravens
wood, and A. C. Wells, Sistersville.
Capt. A. c. Hall, OF Charleston, a
member of the Board OF Directors Of
the Penitentiary, is In the city, and will
attend the meeting Of tho Board az
Moundsville to-day.
His host of friends will be grieVed 20
hear that Squire George Ankle is very
III again. He has had relapse In his
attack Of illness and there are fears OF
his condition.
Last Sunday DR.. L. S. Riggs, OF
South Chapline street, was called TO
Greene county, Pa, by his father, a man
aged so years. having fallen and frac-
tured thigh bone. The doctor returned
yesterday.
Mrs. G.. w. Miller. OF Washington,
Pa, is the guest OF Mrs. John Roemer,
OF South Main street This lady Is the
wife OF one of Washington cOunty's
most prominent citizens, and she has
many friends in Wheeling.
James w. Ewing, who returned from
the University Of Virginia some ten
days ago, and has since been quite III at
the residence OF his father, at Leather
wood, was able TO be out yesterday, but
does not expect TO return TO the uni
Versity this spring.
BEHLER: John Buckner, p. j. Dunn,
R. A. Mcdowell, d. Remmey, Parkers-
burg; n. Kahn, Warrington; Chas. W..
Barrick and Jacob KOontz, New Mar
tusvIlle; A. L. Knoph, Hundred; George
X. Thomas, Warrington; j. w. HaW-
kins and wife. Mddlebourne, and John
Henderson,, Huntington.