Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-18
ABOUT PEopLs
Daily Chronicles OF the Movement oil
Individuals.

Special 10 ne RsOsrs-.
NEw YORK, July 17.-Among the
West Virginia people at New York
hotels to-day were: From Wheeling,
G. A. Bremen and o. Cappell, st. Cloud.
From West Virginia, J. E. Hunter. w.
j. Shepherd. ST. James A. NJ. Shep-
herd, L. ID. Shepherd, ST. Cloud.
]. A. Dobler, Of Proctor, is at the
Stamm.
R. HIbbes. of Piedmont, is at the
Behler.
A. j. Wilmoth, of KeYssr, is a Nc
Lure guest.
S. H. Wallace. of Steubenville, is at
the Windsor.
George II. Smith, of Washington, Pa,
is in the city.
Geo. Montgomery, Of GIover's Gap, is
a hotel guest.
G. P. Schmidt, OF East Liverpool, is
at the Behler.
Mrs. E. NJ. Tucker, of Washington.
Pa, is at the St. Charles.
ST. CHARLEs-J, d. Murphy, Sisters
Vile; and w. J. Anderson, Wyatt.
Supervising Inspector w. p. Chan
celor is in the city awaiting orders
Miss Sadie Bates left yesterday for
Mt Lake Park to spend the summer.
Miss Bessie List leaves to-day for
MI. Lake Park, to spend the summer.
Ralph Finnell is spending his vaca-
ton at Carksburg and the mountains.
Miss Laura Gardner, of Pittsburg. is
visiting her parents on the South Side.
Mr.. Mortimer Pollock and wife will
leave to-day for Englewood, New Jer-
sey.
Father Nutritious, Of ST. Alphonsus
Church. is home from trip to Pitts
burg.
Joseph Miller, of South Eoff street,
is off duty, suffering from a bealed
thumb.
James Clark, of South Chapline
street, is home from business trip to
Moundsvllle.
Miss Amelia Miller, OF Fortieth
street. is home from delightful trip to
Cleveland, 0.
SrAMM: Mrs. F. Wells and Miss F.
w. Priest, Sistersvlle, and p. +. Nc
Donald, Weston.
Mrs. Racine Woeber, of Canal Dover,
O., is the guest OF Mrs. Fred Sengewalt,
of South Wood street.
Miss Clarke, OF st. Louis, Mo-, Is the
guest OF Mrs. Chas. j. Milton, OF Monu-
ment Place, Elm Grove.
Henry Floersheim and family, of AL
legheny City, will go to Atlantic City
this week, to remain month.
Mr.. Henry f. Meyer, OF No. 2s07
Chapline street, will leave shortly Tor
the West, where he will work.
Mrs. John L. Rice and daughter, Miss
Bessie, leave to-day for Aurora, where
they will remain for some time.
George Garden, OF Thirty-ffth and
Wood streets, is home from the Y. r.
S. c. L. convention at Cleveland. o.
Joseph Rist, one of the we'll known
motormen Of the street car company, is
home from q two weeks visit to Sisters
vile.
Rev. Hutchinson, OF the West Virginia
nj. L. Conference, will make an address
at the Hearne Tabernacle tomorrow
night.
Frank Bartlebach, the son OF Rev. b.
G. Bartlebach, who accidentally shot
himself at the Junction, few days ago,
is getting along well.
Johnnie Marley, the son OF the South
Side physician who was so badly hurt,
few days ago, by falling from win
dow, is getting along well.
Thomas Billings, of the Mountain
State fishing club, has returned to his
home, after an outing Of several weeks.
He lives on the South Side.
Henry Etz and wife, Of Thirty-ninth
street, will be home to-day from visit
to Parkersburg. Mr.. Etz is the well
known South Side jeweler.
Louis Bischoff and Edward Murrins,
OF Forty-third street, have gone for a
fishing tripdown the river TO Proctor.
They will be guests Of the Happy Six
fishing club.
lSaOOT6 uitOu duu WIio, -iioo i'H"'S
Bickerton and William Niebor and sis
ter, all of the South Side, are at Mag
ara Falls on a pleasure trip, and will be
home tomorrow.
Clyde Ford and Edward Wheat, Of the
South Side, have gone down the river
in Mr.. Wheat's yacht, the Drummer, on
five days journey, partly for business
and partly for pleasure.
Miss Ella Young, of Thirty-fourth
street, is very i'll. Monday night she
was taken with spasms at her home.
She was little better yesterday, 1t re-
curing four persons to hold her. She
is in critical condition.
BEHLER: Robert STAFFORD, Manning
ton; A. Hamilton, Ravenswood; W. D.
BOYLE, Warrington; w. j. Schwisler,
West Milford; c. Ii. Ice, Pennington;
G.. A. Glendenning, Huntington, and
pohart Stafford. Warrington.