Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27
ARoUr PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.

Individuals.
McLURE: ]. A. Martin. KingwOOd.
WINDSOR: John Mcmahon, Sisters
vile.
il. Cramsr, of Parkersburg, is at
the Stamm.
Part of the Rose Hill company is at
the Windsor.
wv. Goodman. Of Piedmont, O., is
at the Behler.
]. F. McMannis, Of GAINESVILLE, is a
Windsor guest.
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell is visiting rela-
tives in Virginia.
w. ]. Parsons, Stsubenville, is .
Wheeling visitor.
o. o. Hanlon, of BarnesvIlle, O., is at
the Stamm Hotel.
]. A. Alexander. of New Athens, O.,
is Wheeling visitor.
Part OF the Rose Hill theatrical COM
pany is at the Mcclure.
w. F. Anderson, OF Akron, O., is reg
istered at the Windsor.
j. b. Tuut left yesterday for the East
to purchase his spring stock.
Mrs A. Mick leaves to-day for Charles
ton, where she will visit friends.
Part Of the Rose Hill English Folly
Company is at the Behler Hotel.
Mrs. Peter Philip, ST., of 1926 Chap
line street. is lying Ill at her home.
VIM. P. Tyler, the manufacturer, Of
Washington, Pa, is at the Mcclure.
Thomas w. Edwards, Of Evansville,
Ind, is in the city calling on old friends.
Daniel Hahne, OF South Chapline
street, known all over the South Side,
is i'll.
Conrad Deist, OF Wood street, South
Side, who has been i'll, is able to be up
again.
Hon. N. B. Scott and wife left yester-
day for trip to Southern California,
Mexico.
Mrs. Sanders, a we'll known lady Of
Sixteenth street, who has been Ill, is re-
covering rapidly.
Andrew D. Palmer, the popular w. &
E. G. Railway conductor. is home from
trip to Moundsville.
George Zoeckler, the we'll known
butcher OF Fulton, is about well after
an attack Of pneumonia.
]. E. Albinger, OF Nineteenth and
Wood streets, will 60 to Steubenville
to-day for business trip.
Eliza K. Freeland, clerk at the
Beher, and Joseph thinner, CLERK At
the Stamm, are both indisposed.
Miss Nellie Kline, OF South Chapline
street, left yesterday for Washington,
where she has accepted a position.
DR.. L. B. Clark, of Fulton, who has
been unwell for two months, is con-
valescing from his long siege Of grip.
James Daugherty, q well-known old
citizen, aged about eighty years, OF
South Wood street, is dangerously sick.
Fred Schaub, the popular South Jacob
street barber, is again able to manipu-
late the razor and clippers, after pain
full Illness.
Harry Kasley, the East Wheeling
coal merchant, who had the relapse
from an attack Of typhoid fever, is now
doing nicely.
Charles Zulaui, the South Side vocal
ist. is convaescing. he is expected to
sing at the Second Presbyterian Church
next Sunday.
BEHLER. Henderson, New Mar
tiusville; G. V. Mellan, Warrington,
James n. and John Z. Freeland, z. D..
Anderson, Wavery.
Miss Della Dempsey, OF Clarksburg,
is visiting South Side relatives. To-day
she will leave to continue her visit TO
Parkersburg friends.
VIM. oliver, a progressive young min
lister Of the Allegheny City Theological
Seminary, was In the city yesterday,
and called on friends.
Christian Hagadorne, a well-knoWn
old citizen, of South Jacob street, is
very dangerously sick. He is one Of
the best known citizens OF Wheeling.
ST. CHARLES: j. w. Bostons, Man
nington; G. D. Mossgrove, Ceredo; c. B.
Willinghby, Warrington; A. A. Nc
Dougle, Parkersburg, and Charles Nc
Millen, Spencer.
Charles Rodman, of the South Side,
an employa of the B. e. o. Railroad
Company at the Junction, resigned his
position yesterday. He will enter bust
ness with bis brothers, the extensive
paper dealers.