Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09

Daily Chronicle Of the Movement Of
1ndlvldaals-


individuals.
svsdas telegram % tie Rf5sEEs--
NEW York, March sc. N. Shook
is here, buying goods for g.. M. Shook
& Co., and is at the st. Stephens Hotel.
d. w. Baird is at the Astor House.
Colonel Ben Wilson is at the Wind
sor.
A. NJ. Albert. of GAINESVILLE, is at the
Mcclure.
B. G. Sullivan. of GAINESVILLE, O., is at
the Stamm.
Otto Hanlon, Of GAINESVILLE, O., Is at
the Stamm Hotel.
Mrs. Fred Bischoff, Of Thirty-sixth
street. is on the sick list.
J. C. Crawford. OF Monongah, this
State, is at the st. Charles.
Lou Swabacker has returned from
business trip to New York.
Charles Muller, the North Main
street saloonist, is quite sick.
WINDSOR: E. M. Mullen, Parkers-
burg, and ]. r. Wilson, Huntington.
A. H. Handlan, of st. Louis, is
guest Of w. c. Handlan, OF this city.
J.K. Myers, Of SteubenvilIe, noted
scene painter, was in the city yesterday
Frank Marshall, Of Sistersvllle, is
visiting his parents on the South SIDE
Peter Philips, of South Chapline
street, is better in his attack OF sickness
Henry Soldsn, Of Twenty-ninth
street. left yesterday for Florida Tor his
health.
james Brady and Andrew Schrader.
of the South Side, are visiting at Ill
tonville.
Miss Hattie Poole, of MOrristown, O..
got back last evening from visit to
her home.
Mrs. Mary Boulder, OF 1908 McCullOch
street, was better yesterday in her serl-
Gus illness.
John L. Pracht, formerly OF the b. d
0. car shops, is home from a business
trip down the river.
Jacob Schlimmer, a well-knoWn rail-
roader, is confined at his home as a
result OF an accident
SrAaIM-Mrs. Charles Perrin and Sis
ter, Grafton; B. R. James, Huntingdon
and S. Pew, Clarksburg.
Genial E. X. Freeland, clerk at the
I Behler, is organizing crack base oaii
team for the coming season.
Mrs. VIM. Smith, wife OF the popular
street car conductor, is home from q
visit to Moundsville friends,
The condition of George Bedson, OF
North Wheeling, the well-known clti'
zen, remains about the same,
/ Miss Kennedy, OF Thirteenth street,
left Yesterday for visit to Hanover
Baltimore, and Newark, ~ j.
Paul Schrebe, bright lad OF the
South Side, has accepted position at
the Forty-third street pharmacy.
Miss Lizzie Serig and Theresa Maser,
of North Wheeling, will be home soon
from a four months western trip
ST.. CHARLEs.-D. re Morris, Park
ersburg; Mrs. R. NJ. Sheets, Grafton; z.
M. Burk and r. Y. Helm, Grafton.
McLuRE-F. M. Kiren, Warrington;
| Mrs, A. ii. DOndlley, ali hOhU, "OHH
S. Hamilton, Fairmont; L. M. Sheets,
Grafton.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter, OF
Pittsburg, are the guests at the resi-
dence of the Dannenburg brothers, OF
3749 Eoff street.
Miss Amelia Dannenberg, a popular
young lady of the South Side, will leave
in the morning for a weeks visit to
friends in Wellsburg.
Miss Minnie Maxwell, Of 210O Market
street, got home yesterday from trip
through Mexico and attending the Call
fornia Midwinter Exposition.
Charles Johnston, the popular chief
clerk of the B. 81 o. car shops, at Ben
wood junction, is back from visit to
his parets' home at Clarksburg.
Miss Mollie Carl, of West Middle
town, Pa, will arrive in the city
in few days and will be the guest OF
South Side friends for several months
BEHLER-John Henderson,, Hunting
ton: L. e. Joseph, Morgantown; Chas.
J. Morgan, Huntington; d. G. Engle,
Grafton; +. L. Burgage, Pennington;
T. A. Riley and wife, Parkersburg.