Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-29
Anour PEoPLE
Daily ChrOnieIe OF the Movement of
Individuals.


Individuals.
WINDSOR: A Contrite, Parkersburg.
B. Wilson, OF Clarksburg. is here.
L. H. Cox, of Huntington, is in the
city.
Prof. John Mullen is in the city call
ing on friends.
Mrs P. Jones, of woOdsfeld. O.. is
at the Mcclure.
John Strobel is i'll at his home on
South Market street.
Frank Mooney, OF wOodsfeld, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
A child of Louis Leofler, OF South
Jacob street, is very i'll.
Miss Gertie Brown, we'll known
young lady of Fulton, is Ill.
Jacob Schafer is lying very i'll at his
home on South Wood street.
VIM. w. Scholes, of GAINESVILLE, was
in to see the show yesterday.
Mrs. John Heffner and daughter, OF
Woods6eld, are Stamm guests.
S.P. Down and wife are registered
at the Windsor, from Woodsheld.
DR.. c. W. Mercer and j. n. Richard
son, Of Dillonvale are at the Behler.
Conrad Bremen, the we'll known to-
bacconist, of the South Side, Is In
disposed.
E.P. Gatchell. OF Monroe county, O.,
a well-to-do farmer, is in the city on
business.
Morris Holman and Scherd Conway,
of the South Side, spent last Sunday In
Moundsville.
William Schultze, a son Of the Coro-
ner, is at home on visit from the nsh-
ing camp at Sunfsh.
Mrs. Hoge, and son Lucius, will de-
part for Cincinnati to-day on the
steamer Keystone State.
j. w. Ago and lady, M. Wins and
lady, and Miss Jessie Brown, OF Barnes
Vile, were at the Stamm yesterday.
Ira w. Morrell, natural born joker
and a popular young man, Is among
those at the st. Charles, from Philadel-
| phia.
C. B. Hart, of the IntelIigencer, left
for Augusta, Ga, yesterday, as dele
gate TO the Southern immigration So
ciety.
]. S. Bush, the accommodating sales
man for the Joseph Bell Stove and Range
Company, will leave this morning for a
trip East
George Hildebrand, Of the South Side,
was brought home from the Holy Ghost
| College at Pittsburg on account.of SER
! ious illness.
Robert Miller, Jr., of Beach Bottom,
as good a Democrat as could be found,
was in the city yesterday on business
and incldently TO see the circus.
T. B. Rouse, Jacob Betram, W. f.
Helbliug, Clement Yoel;ey, T. A. Way,
j. w. Whlatley, OF Woodsfed, O., were
registered at the Behler yesterday.
McLURE: E. P. Manseller and r. NJ.
Thomas, Parkersburg; c. l.. Duell,
Friendly; Fred M. Bartlett, Manning
ton, and John T. Ruth, Clerksburg.
Captain William Dillon is lying in a
precarious condition at his home on
Fifteenth street. Captain Dillon is ad-
vanced in years, which makes his
malady the more serious.
ST. CHARLEs-J. R. Donaldson and
wife. Sistersville; D. E. Ballinger, Fair
view; E. K. Reed and +. T. Mansfield,
Petersburg; Miss Emma Mcintosh,
Sistersville, and w. A. j. Smith, Fair
view;
Mr.. Fred Seniour. the clever repre-
sentative Of Theo. Pomeroy Sons 81 Co.,
floor and oil cloth manufacturers at
| Utica, New York, is in the city looking
after his trade. Mr.. Seniour represents
one OF the largest and oldest houses In
the country.
STAMM: George Supler and daughter,
Cameron; Albert Day, Warrington;
Mrs. John Dudley, Sistersvils; Mrs.
John Jamison, WadestOwn; c. II. Car
penter, Cameron; r. H. Tapbermick
and Baird Reed, Warrington, and Mrs.
2. Duorr and daughter, Weston.
Harry Watt, a we'll known young
man Of the South Side, has accepted a
position with the Bennett Comedy Com
pauy. He will leave in few days for
Burlington, n. j., where he will re-
hearse with the company for two
weeks before tour Of the New Eng
land States.
BEHLER-C. D. Munson, Buckhaunon;
]. S. Evans, Cameron; R. w. Kelly,
| Parkersburg; Joseph Bushogn. Man
nington; NJ. r. Bell, Newburg; Mrs.
Mary Kotzebue, Middlebourne; G. S.
Kidd and wife, Sistersville; Mrs. John
Kelly and Mrs. l. Z. ROLAND, Manning
ton, and S. J. Henderson, Slstersville.