Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-22
ScAEHERLEIN 6 Bro, 20 Zane ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChroaicIs OF the Movement OF
individuals

daily ChroHlcle OF the MoTement OF
individuals.
L. S. Miller, OF SIstersvills, is at the
Windsor.
H. Il. Darrah, OF st. Clalrsvills, is at
the Mcclure.
r. D. orcett. OF Washington, Pa, Il
IT the Behler.
McLURE-C. &. KImmoDs, Clifton; E.
c. Owen, Grafton.
Rankin Wiley, Jr., Point Pleasant, is
Wheeling visitor.
st. Clair Kelly, of st. ClairsVille, is at
the Windsor Hotel.
John NJ. Doddridge, OF Charleston, is
the guest OF relatives on the Island.
Major J. c. Anderson has returned
from trip to Mountain Lake Park.
J. A. Garland, prominent Pennsyl-
vanIa oil man, is AZ the Mcclure hotel.
Miss Gene Wright is home from Beth.
any College, where she has been attend.
ing sch DOL.
Miss Bonham, OF Jersey City, n. Y,
is the guest OF Miss Martha Cald well,
OF the Sixth ward.
Miss Matilda Bowman. OF Uniontown,
Ps., is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Men.
del, on Twelfth street.
Miss Harnchen Bonnheim left for
Allegheny City, Pa. yesterday, TO visit
Miss Mile Schonfeld.
ST.. CHARLES: Geo. K. Benson, Sis.
tersville; w. II. hennig, Huntington,
and K. +. Dubois, Fairmont.
viii Caldwell arrived home from New
Haven, Conn, yesterday, where no has
been attending Yale College.
Miss Hulda Delaplaine is home from
! Winchester, Va, where sho has been
the guest Of Miss Elsie Logan.
The many friends OF Miss Agnes Con-
rad are sorry to hear that she is quite
sick at her home on Thirteenth street.
Miss Maggie Welsh, OF New Martins
vile, who has been visiting among
friends on the South Side, has gone tC
her home.
WINDSOR. S. Spencer, Jr., Point
Pleasant; P. Il. Reynolds and Robert A.
Armstrong, Morgantown; f. b. Beoser,
Sistersville.
Superintendent Of Schools Virgil A.
Lewis Is registered ~ the Stamm House,
en- route for the West Liberty com-
mencement.
John c. Lynch, Secretary Of the Y.
NJ. C. A., nand wife, are on visit &c
the former home OF the Secretary al
Harrisburg, Pa.
John Halstead, Of the South Side,
has gone to Newark, n. j., whore he
will make his future home, having
accepted position there.
Clarence Venard, Of the South Side,
who was taken TO the City Hospital a
few days ago, very i'll OF rheumatism,
was reported much better yesterday.
BEHLER-W. Il. Abbott and wife,
Warrington; r. c. Carpenter, Sisters
Vile; Geo. w. Simms, Burlington; VIM.
d. Boyle, SistersyiiIe; c. A. Prichard,
Warrington.
Miss Mamie Maxwell, OF 21o0 Mar
ket street, left the city for tour In
Northern Switzerland, TO be gone for
several months. She sailed yesterday
from New York for Europe.
Herbert Harrel, formerly drug
clerk Of the South Side, DOW one OF the
students alta college for pharmacists
in Philadelphia, is expected In the city
to-day 10 spend his vacation.
DIR. James Stathers, OF South Jacob
street, who has been on a delightful
fishing excursion to the mountains OF
this state, has returned to bis home,
having had good luck with the trout
Joseph Hablg, one Of the most popu-
lar among the South Siders, has re-
sumed his position with the Cleveland
Provision company, and his smiling face
can be seen again on the wagon 10 most
any part Of the city.
STANM: Virgil A. Lewis, Charleston;
Mrs. c. j. Kou and daughter, Man
nington; J. River and wife, Salem; Il.
c. Jones and wife, Point Pleasant; j. II.
Haggerty and T. J. Rex, Manningtoni
Jas. II. Frobme, SIstersyille.
That genial South Slider, Miles j..
Sweeney, is home from Charleston,
where he was one OF the delegates TO
the Hibernian convention In that city.
He had a good enough time 20 last him
for many years, be says, and be cannot
speak loud enough In praise OF the peo-
pie Of Charleston for their generosity.