Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.

Individuals.
McLURE-Lawrence Riley, Weston.
Prof. John Mullen was In the city
yesterday.
R. Sheppard, OF Steubenvllle, O., is at
the Mcclure.
f. Wilson, OF GAINESVILLE, O., is al
the st. Charles Hotel.
Dr. John McComas, OF New Martins
Vile, was in the city yesterday.
Henry Kilver, OF Cincinnati, is guest
OF his parents on South Jacob street.
A. H. Lane, a prominent Democrat OF
Sardls, o.. was in the city yesterday.
Constable ]. R. Larue, of the South
Side, is better in his attack OF sickness.
Hamilton Burt, of South Eoff street,
is a visitor among relatives in Pitts
burg.
Miss Daisy Fry, OF Cameron, is Wis
itor among friends On South Chapline
street.
Edward Jackson, Ol Tlltonville, was
the guests OF friends on the South Side
yesterday.
James B. Cook. of Sistersville. passed
through the city yesterday on visit to
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Mamie Stein, of South Eof
street, who has been sick for some time,
has about recovered.
WINDsoR-Charles w. Barrick, New
Martinsville; John Nolen, SisterSyille;
2. J. Coniff, Rowlesburg.
Charles Relh!er, OF Alley D, who suf-
fered such "a bad accident al the ice
plant, is getting we'll rapidly.i
ST. CHARLES. j. b. Cook, Sisters
vile; P. Cooke, Cameron, and q. b.
Woodcock, New Martinsville.
Mrs. Fred Nelly, Of Parkersburg, is a
guest al the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Etz, of Thirty-ninth street.
George McIntee, salesman for Dudley,
the wholesale produce man, will leave
to-day for business triple Dillionvale.
Miss Frank Hill, charming young
lady from New Martlnsvlle, has been
the guest OF friends. in the city since
Friday.
Squire William Manion, Of Twenty
fourth street, was able to be in his
office Yesterday, after a painful illness
Of rheumatism.
Theodore Schultze and George Balzer,
we'll known young men Of the South
Side, left yesterday for hunt In the
mountains Of this State.
William Fritz and Walter Humes, Of
the South Side, who work at Sisters
Vile, are the guests Of friends in the
Forty-third street locality.
STAMM-H. w. Johnson, Warrington;
f. w. Paxton, WelsburR; ID. Powell,
Pennington: Edward Weider, Sisters
Vile; J. B. Witten, Mannington.
The Misses Birdie Grub and Annie
Schafer, accomplished young laoies Of
the South Side got home yesterday from
a visit to friends in the country.
DR.. Eugene L. Warren has opened
his. offics at the corner Of Twelfth
aud Chapline streets, In the room
formerly occupied by Judge CrAnmer.
BEELER-J. H. Sower, Sistersvile;
NJ. J. Powers, Moundsville; j. L. Will
son. Huntington; o. B. Ramsay, Sisters
willie: Alexander McCammon, Hunting
ton, and Rev. VIM. Walsh, st. Clair.
Rev. c. F. Schilpp, of St. Joseph's,
w. Va, who has been attending the in
staIlation ceremonies at the Cathedral,
is the guest of his old friend Martin
Thornton, formerly proprietor OF the
Hotel Bruins wick.
DIR. G. W. Kelly will leave Tuesday
for Canton, O., TO attend reunion OF
the school boys OF half century ago,
who were pupils at the Canton Male
Seminary. There are not many sur
| yiyors of the class, but about twenty
are expected. and the reunion promises
TO be a very enjoyable one.