Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-21
ABOUT people
Daily ChroaIoIs OF the MoTemsas o
Individuals.


is visiting relatives on the Island.
Miss Mollie Humes, OF South Wetzsl
street, is indisposed.
Mrs. Chris. KalbitZer, OF South Water
street, is on the sick list.
Miss Theresa Evans, OF the East End,
is laid up with diphtheria.
Adolf Butts and Joseph Kase have
gone for IN up river fishing trip.
Samuel Peat, the boss car inspector Of
the Union depot, is we'll after an illness.
Prof. Williams will leave this morn
ing for Washington. D. c., on business.
Mr.. George Gillespie. of the East
End, has gone to Plttsburg on visit.
William McMechen and wife have
gone 10 Oakland, Nd, for a pleasure
trip.
Chas. Whally and Morgan Berger are
spending their vacation at Chippewa
Lake.
Messrs Shook and Wilkie, OF the firm
OF Geo. NJ. Shook & Co., leave for Nav
York to-day.
V. Todt, the North Wheeling shoe
maker, is confined to his home with
rheumatism.
Charles Miller and Herman Hoffman,,
of the North End, are home from trip
TO the east.
Richard Mooney and Philip Eckhart,
of the North Fad, ale home from visit
to Pittsburg.
R.R. Spears, the East Fad manuiac-
turer, left yesterday for Fort Plain, n.
Y, on a business trip.
Miss Maud Umpleby. Of Dennison, o.,
is visiting Miss Jessie Murrins, OF South
Jacob street.
Miss Georgia Myers, OF Steubenvile,
is visiting Miss Hattie Wheat. OF South
Chapine street.
Charles Bidouf, OF Tiltonville, who has
been visiting on the South Side, has
gone TO his home.
Miss Bessie Hill, a well known young
lady of the South Side, who has been
i'll, is much better.
William Bremen and f. NJ. Thomas,
wcll known citizens, are home from a
business trip to Moundsville.
John Couley, Thomas Fox and Fred
Stangel, of North Wheeling, have gone
TO Atlantic City for pleasure.
Mrs. Fred. Tape and daughter An
ME, of South Eotf street who have been
Ill. are able to be out again.
Louis Colmar, editor Of the German
paper, and wife, left yesterday Tor q
| visit to Atlantic City,
Charles Evans, of South Chapine
street, will leave this week for Mt. Lake
Park on a pleasure trip.
Miss Mary Osborne, OF South Chap
| line street, has returned from an ex-
tended tour OF the lakes.
Mrs. ]. A. Parrill has left the city 70
an extended visit to relatives in Chicago
for the benefit Of her health.
Miss Y. d. Hsrathy and Mrs. Samuel
Ashbrough, of Washington, Pa, regis
tered at the Mcclure registered.
Capt VIM. Campbell and wife, OF
New Orleans, originally Of this city, are
stopping at the Mcclure House.
b. o. Smith, prominent conductor
OF the w. & L. e., was in the city yes
terday from his home in Toledo.
STAMM: Il. w. Johnson, Warrington;
G. i. West, Sistersvlle; NJ, Jones, Pom
eroy, and C. w. Snider, Slstersville.
Otto Schroll, engineer maintenance Of
way of the w. B. & t., is home from a
visit to his former home at Columbus.
William Wolf, well-known conduc-
tor Of the Il. & o. Wheeling yards, will
leave on trip to the West in few days.
Stephen Tracey, the old steamo boat
man, of North Main street, is able to be
about after his bad attack Of rheum-
atism.
Eugene Scheehle, formerly Of the
| South Side, now Of Philadelph is
visiting his mother on South Chapline
street.
EN-. Gallery, OF the Sixth ward, has
accepted position with the c., l.. 81
w. railway, with headquarters at
Bridgeport.
Joseph Yahn, the East End cigar
maker, who has been with his family to
recuperate, will be home to-day much
improved in health.
Mr.. II. NJ. Harper and wife and
daughter, Eta, are at Deer Park, Md.
They have spent the past eight weeks
az Block Island, R. l.
George Hopwood, who was badly hurt
a few days ago at the LaBelle pottery,
is getting better rapidly. He lives on
Thirty-third street.
Mrs. Annie Paradise, wife of the &C
commodating employe OF the West Vlr-
ginia Tobacco Co., has gone fer visit
to relatives at Grafton.
Ben Honecker, we'll known young
fellow of the South Side, has accepted a
position at w. C. Armbrechts pharmacy,
on South Jacob street.
Clarence Mercer, formerly OF G. A.
Benton's hat store, has accepted po-
sitlon with the firm Of Lee Baer, the
Twelfth street clothier.
q. NJ. Hite, the Waterman Of the B.
& 0. at the Seventeenth and Wood
street crossing. who has been i'll for
some time, is able TO signal again.
ST.. CHARLEs.-E. W. Cross, Man
nington; L. f. Stewart, Anthem; R. 4.
Helfin, Grafton; j. e. Henry, Buck
harmon; d. Feather, Briceton.
Genial Howard Beswick, employed in
the freight department OF the c., L. il
W., in this city, is home from enjoying
the delights of Atlantic City for sea-
son.
McLURE.-H. B. Thompson, Sisters
VILE; w. A. Arnold, Weston; William
E. Outer. Sistersville; J. II. Watt,
Ravenswood; c. II. Henderson, Sisters