Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18

Daily ChrsnIcis OF the Movemsas of
individuals.

Wheeling visitor.
W. C. Yeaton, OF Parkersburg, is in
the city on business.
William Calm and wife have gone 70
Wisconsin for visit.
George E. Work. of Sistersville, Is in
the city on pleasure trip.
j. P. Kennedy, of Smithville. W.. Va.
is registered at the Behler
Pierce Kendall and wife have gone
for visit TO Fayette City, Pa.
Paul Hubert, OF Allegheny City, Pa
was in the city on Sunday for visit.
w. T. Burkley and wife, OF Market
street, are home from visit to Pitts
burg.
Miss Nellie Jacobs. of Clinton. has
left for Aurora, n. Y. to enter Wells
College.
B. L. Beard left yesterday for Colum-
bus, Ohio. to attend the Ohio State
Convention.
Miss Meryl, the daughter OF DR.. L..
Ashbrook, is unable to attend school
through illness.
James Bogard, a well known FHlt ton
Young man, has returned from an ex-
tended fishing trip.
Miss May Koch has accepted a posi-
tion at Spear & Riddles machine fac
tory as bookkeeper.
Mrs. D. j. Crown, of Philadelphia,
Pa, was calling on Mrs. Joseph Lavey,
| of Charles street, yesterday.
Miss Richie WAGNER, of No. PA Six
teenth street, is home from a two weeks
visit to her aunt at Richmond, o.
Mr.. John B. Mccoy, wealthy and
! influential citizen OF Sistersville, was in
the city yesterday on business trip.
George w. Martin. editor of the
Brookfield, Mo-, Gazette, is in the city,
aud called upon the REGISTER yester-
day.
DR.. John R. Pipes. OF Crestline, O.,
who has been visiting friends here for
several days, will return home to-mor-
row.
j. p. w. Bowers, the salesman for
the McMechen preserving works, left
the city Yesterday for an Eastern busi-
ness trip.
Mrs. August Pestinger, OF Elm Grove,
! wife OF the business man, got home
Sunday from q four months tour Of
Germany.
Willard Fillmore Dolen, assistant
boss at Thompson's South Side livery
stables, has gone for his vacation TO
Sharon, o.
Mr.. Newton Downs, OF Flint Stone,
Md, has returned home from ter day
visit to his uncle, Mr.. L. Davis, in
North Wheeling.
ST. CHARLEs.-G. A. 'Glendenning,
Warrington; w. B. Young, Linden; j..
C. Harcker, Roy; Charles Barrett and
wife. Warrington.
William White, the painter, and John
Watson, the brickayer OF the South
Side, will leave in a few days for Den
yer, Col, for visit.
James Manton, the mail carrier, went
to work yesterday morning after spend
lug his vacation at Fish creek. He
had the best of luck.
Mcclure: George w. Boss, Belmont;
]. A. Heating, Sistersvlle; A. Ii. Court
right, Helvetia; w. II. Thorber and
! Fred Bartlett. Warrington.
Squire George Ankle, wife and son,
Harry, have gone for few weeks visit
to Washington, Pa, and vicinity. They
have gone on the outing In a rig.
WINDSOR: Fl. w. Wilmington, Man
nington; J. w. Gallagher, Moundsvile;
w. C. Yeaton, Petersburg; w. 5.
Beatty and daughter, Warrington.
Miss Priscilla Armstrong, OF Thir-
teenth street, returned home yesterday
from Plttsburg, where she has been
spending several months visiting her
brother.
BEuLER.-G. NJ. Garlines, Mrs. Nan
CIV Jones and J. R. Griffith. Sistersville;
Nj. Givell, Algeria; J. Briggs, Hunt
ington; j. B. Jones, Warrington; j.
Connolly, Littleton.
Mrs. Patrick Howley and son, John,
of Twenty-thir6 street, left yesterday
afternoon for Baltimore, Md. Mrs.
Howley goes there to have an operation
performed for her eyesight.
Charles Burt, well-known young
man Of the South Side, who for the last
six months has been in Pennsylvania on
recreating tour, is again In the city.
He will remain here for short time.
STAMM.-W. w. Rulings, Sistersville;
George d. Giants and w. s. Lester,
Wadestown; c. B. Smith, MoundsvlIle;
DR.. j. j. Richardson and Robert NOEL
downev, New Martinsville; j. B. Nc
Cop and w. J. Jones, Slstersville; j. 5.
| Robinson. ManpipRton.
Henry Bowers, OF Fulton, has recov-
cred from dangerous illness. he was
working on a bridge over Wheeling
crrek, and got a slight scratch. He
worked Ia the polluted waters OF Wheel
ing creek and blood poisoning resulted.
His limbs were swollen nearly to twice
their ordinary size,
Andy Palmer and Wilson Smith, con-
ductors on the w. 81 Z. G. railroad, got
home Sunday evening from hunting
trip to Wetzel county. Before they
left the city they got word that squir-
rels were swarming down that way.
They went we'll prepared. but all they
| brought home was one measly little
squirrel each. Expense S24.
The following persons from near by
towns registered at Wheeling hotels
Yesterday: Stamm: w. w. Murray,
Claysville; Charles Muleman, Hannibal.
st. Charles: j. Jones, Warrenton. Ben
Ter: j. w. Goodman, Piedmont. Wind
sor: U. 5. Simms, Clarington. McLure:
j. II. Blair, Washington; Mrs. E. r.
Gregory, Flushing. Brunswick: ID. L.
Boggins, Greenfield; Mrs. NJ. L. jeff.
Steubenvile; j. l.. Sharker and c. Il.
Judkins, Flushing.