Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09
Auour PEOPLE
Daily OhronIcis OF the MoVsmsu; OF
IndlVlduRlL

DAILY OhrO1icl0 OF thu AS'oSNs ~
IndlvlduRlL
Toney Kiper, Of Tiltonville, O., is in
the city.
Albert Hughes, of East Liverpool, is
in the city.
Part of the Faust" Co. are stopping
at the Mcclure.
Part of the "Taust" Co. are stopping
at the Windsor.
Part of Grifith's Faust" Co. are
chartered at Van Keuren's.
Col. Ben Wilson, of Ciarksburg, is In
the city and is stopping at the Windsor.
Mrs. Martin Burns, of Petersburg,
IS the guest of relatives on the South
Side,
A. S. Carr, an oil man OF GAINESVILLE,
O., is in the city and is stopping at the
Windsor.
J. Bowen Knots, we'll known oil
land leaser, of Warrington, was In the
city yesterday.
Miss Eliza Greer, OF Martins Ferry,
is lying very low at her home on West
Washington street.
George Swartzlander, a we'll known
oil well driller, of SistersVille, was IN
the city yesterday.
w. H. Beihl, of the South Side, who
has been at Sistersville for some time,
has returned home.
Chas. w. Hunter, prominent cigar
manufacturer O! New Martinsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. MichaeIs, pressman at the War
wood tool works, moved to his former
home in Pittsburg yesterday.
w. C. Mooney, we'll known oil man.
who has large interests about Woods
field, O., was in the city last night.
r. NJ. Sheets, OF Grafton, Superin-
tended OF Telegraph of the Baltimore IL
Ohio railroad, was in the city last night.
Mrs. Robert McEldowuey and little
daughter Geraldine, Of New Martins
vile, ars the guests of friends in the
city.
John Mcintosh, of Ravenswood, a
member of the Board Of directors OF the
Moundsvllle peni:entiary, is in the city
and is stopping at the Windsor.
Hon. William Kirby, Railroad Com
missioner of Ohio, was in the city yes
terday. He was accompanied by James
McMillen, Inspector of Railroads and
Bridges.
VAN KEUREN-Hugh Hill, Pittsburg;
A. b. Farrell, Huntington; w. l. Ong,
Wellsburg; w. o. Chappell, GAINESVILLE;
J. r. johnson, Huntington; o. q. Beans,
Steu benville; j. 3. Reed, Pittsburg.
ST.. CHARLEs-E. ]. Williamson, Utica,
n. Y, s. S. Speer, Chicago Junction,
Ohio; William McNichols, BarnesYille;
G. b. Bell, Bellaire; Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Scully, Bellare; Charles W. Hon,
Altoona, Pa.
BEHLER-J. B. Knots, Warrington;
John Murphy, Washington, Pa; j. +.
Cook, Petersburg; A. f. Carey, Wash
ington, Pa; P. c. Williamson, Manning
ton; R. II. Weaver, Wellsourgi John
Hendershot. Kenova.
BRUNswIcK-Mrs j. H. Watson, Ma
rietta; WIN. Smith, Cameron; Marx
Miller, Sistersville; ]. A. Hanlen,
Coshocton, O.; Frank johnson, Proctor,
w. Va; Ed. James, Hundred, w. Va;
Enoch Lewis. Sistersville.
McLURE-F. w. Floto, Stsubenvile;
J. C. Smith, glastonbury, D.; II. b. Al
len, Washington, Pa; WIN. h. DETER
Warrington; II. A. Perkins, Pltts0urg;
J, R. Grub, Butler, Pa; Il. j. Shredder,
Akron, O.; f. Barber, Alliance,
W1NDsoR-Clerk Smith reports guests
stoppinR with him: L. l.. Higgins, Brad
ford: J. j. Chipley, Mooreield, w. Va;
John A. Mcintosh, RaVenswood; j. w.
Reecber. Newark; r. w. Mcconnell,
Sistersville, c. d. HOgg, Cadiz, o.; Q. M.
Hugh, Lima.
II. C. Larimore, a prominent Wetzel
county Republican politician, was In
the city Yesterday, and Of course was
inbilant over the great victory scored
bv his party Tuesday. He said be ex-
pected a victory, but was surprised at
its magnitude.
q. w. O. Hartman, OF Middlebourne,
w. Va, a prominent Republican, was
In the city yesterday, and attributed
the recent victory Of his party to the
workipgmen who had gotten tired OF
hard times "caused by q Democratic
administration.
STAMM-W. A. Denny, Waynes6urg,
Pal. S. Robinson, Warrington; }. M.
Copoway; Fairmont; Will Mason, Park
ersburg; Mrs. j. Swiger aud daughter,
Sbinpston, w. Va; Charles Gross, Ma
rietta; 4. e Conathery, Raymond City,
w. Va; w. T. Lewis, Washington
oDDrIITI so dozen SILK Embroi-
INpEIIAI dered Null Handker-