Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-21

Daily Chronicle Of the Movement Of
individuals
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town.
Al. Harris, of Salem, O., is at the
Mcclure.
C. W. Bray. of Youngstown, O., is in
the city.
wv. Goodmsn. Of Piedmont, o., is a
Behler guest.
George Tappan. the popular mail car
rier, is indisposed.
Architect E. B. Franzheim left for
Cincinnati last evening.
James Henegan, OF Steubenville, o.,
is among Windsor guests.
Charles Zulauf, the South Side vocal
ist, is confined TO his bed.
G. L. Huscroft, OF Steubenville, o., is
registered at the MeLnre.
]. P. Spriggs, of Woodsfeld, o., is
reslstered at the Windsor.
VIM. Weiss, a Cincinnati business
man, is az the Behler hotel.
L. H. Taylor and j. C. Allalan. Of
Pittsburg, are Behler guests.
McLURr.-J. A. Carton, Warrington,
and c. p Snyder, Charleston.
Miss Lizzie Brandfass, OF Brilliant,
o., is visiting friends in town.
c. B. bennington, of Pittsburg, is
registered at heStsmm hotel.
R. A. Gallaher, editor OF st. Mary's
Oracle. was in the city yesterday.
G. w. McCammou, OF West Alexan-
der, Pa, is registered at the Stamm.
NJ. Jones, OF Memphis, Tenn, a
glass buyer, is at the Mcclure House.
w. B. Howell, formerly proprietor of
the Howell House, Of this city, Is In
town.
Louis Driehorst and wife, of Muncie,
Ind, are guests Of South Wheeling
friends.
1.-The Girls from California Theatrical
Company" are registered at the st.
Charles.
Mrs. George X. Wheat arrived home
yesterday after an extended visit to
New York City.
Secretary j. C. Lynch, Of the Y. Nj.
C. A., is home from the Ohio State Con-
vention at Youngstown
ST. CHARLES: Charles Woods, Park
! ersburg; B. A. Hamlin, Mannington;
and r. Il. Hehin, Grafton.
John Widener. son Of Joseph Wide
ner,' who has been confined with an
attack OF the grip, is improving.
Dr. Worthen, of Welsburg, formerly
OF Wheeling, is again located In this
city, as assistant TO Dr. II. II. Harrison.
Edward Baker, the popular w. s. l..
E. freight house employe, will leave
tomorrow for a visit TO Marietta, ONO.
His many friends will be panied TO
learn of the serious illness OF Maj. Jno.
NJ. Doddridge, at his residence on the
Island.
BEHLER: Thomas Showers, Manning
ton; j. N. Freeland, Burton; Frank
Johnson, New Martinsville, and James
Wilson, Grafton.
Mrs. w. j. Blake and sister, Mrs.
Mary Sanford, of Moundsville, are
guests at the home of G. w. Sanford, OF
20l9 Woods street.
Mrs. Rachael Hendricks, of Allie
gheny City, Pa, is here TO attend the
| funeral of her sister, Mrs. G. q. Arms,
OF South Jacob street.
Almond Jose, popular South Side
hotter, left last Monday for France, his
former home. He will be gone ten
months and then will retnrn to Wheel
ing.
WINDSOR. N. Robb, Parkersburg;
George A. Wlckam, Sistersvile; j. G.
Hule, Central City; A. L. SnOdgrass,
! Warrington; j. p. Thompson, Fair
mont.
Thomas Spears, one Of the best
known ex-mill men Of this city, living
on Twenty-seVenth street, is very
slowly recovering from his dangerous
illness.
STAMM; Joseph Hartman, Jr., Man
nington; c. w. Stewart, Slstersville;
Mrs. w. Brown and Miss Madge, Nor
gaDtown; Oscar Jenkins, Parke rsburg,
and Chas. Z. Lloyd, Palatine.
Major J. C. Anderson, OF Charleston,
Senator Sommerville, OF Wheeling, and
Capt. Robinson were 10 the city over
night Sunday, and left this morning for
a trip over the Norfolk and Western
Railroad. Huntington Advertiser.
e Miss Marie Kline, OF South Chapline
street, was taken seriously III Sunday
night. Three physicians were called,
! and she will be taken to the hospital to-
| day where she will undergo a~serious
operation. Her many friends will be
palned to learn Of her serious illness.
Henry Steck, financial secretary OF
Fort Henry Lodge, No. 2, Shield Of
Honor, yesterday received letter from
Oscar Seely and mis- physicians, stating
this former Wheeling citizen and noted
vocalist, is very ILL., and suffering from
throat trouble. He is now located In
Huntington, and his condition is re-
| garded as serious.
Mr.. Oscar Seeley, the plumber, will
60 to st. Augustine, Fla, Wednesday
| for the benefit of his health. Mr.. Seeley
| has a good business here and many
friends who will regret to hear Of HIS
departure. He has secured good man
TO manage his business in his absence.
Mrs. Seeley and her daughter Pearl
will remain here. Huntington Herald.
Judge c. P. Snyder, Of Charleston.
ex-Congressman from the Third dis
| trict, was 10 tue city yesterday on bust
ness, guest at the Mcclure. The
! Judge entertained quite group OF his
friends last night With stories OF tar
Don fishing ln Florida and incidents In
! his campaigning trips through West
| Virginia. He can tell good story and
kept his audience In a good humor all the
| while. He returns home this morning.
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