Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04

Daay chroalcls OF the Movsmsnh of
Individuals.

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Jack Roseter. OF Toronto, O., is visit
ing friends in this city.
c. w. Hall, of GAINESVILLE. o., is reg
istered at the Stamm hotel.
Mrs. r. NJ Lemmons, of McMechen,
was in the city last Monday.
James Trotter has been appointed
postmaster at Steubenviile.
Mrs. W. II. Fee is still very low, and
her recovery Is very doubtful.
VIM. Schultzs, son of the Squire,
is home from down river trip.
Lataue McLain left yesterday for the
interior Of the State on business.
f. X. Harris, Cleveland, O., busl-
ness man, is in the city on business.
Mrs. S. P. Browne, OF Chicago, is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Ziegenfslder.
Prof. John Stathers, OF Sistersville.
is a guest Of relatives on the South Side.
o. R. Wood and wife left for Wash
ington City last evening, and from there
they go TO California.
w. w. Wood. of the planning mill
firm. is on business trip through the
| State.
Charles Hobstetter, Of the South Side,
is home from O four months visit to
NJ arietta.
John Emig. OF TweDty-fourth street.
is home from business trip through
the State.
Attorneys B. T. Bowers and L. Bruce
Hall, of New Martinsville, were in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. William Fee, of South Main
street. was in dying condition yester-
day afternoon.
Alexander Rodgers, of Slstersville,
was a guest among friends on the South
Side yesterday.
Richard Meek is seen on brand new
bicycle, and is q member of the Y. M,
c. A. Bicycling team.
WINDSOR: Mrs. E. Z. Tuckett, Fair
mont; John James, Moundsville; A. G.
Prickard, Warrington.
DR.. VIM. Gillespie and son, OF Sisters
vile. are in the city, the guests OF DR..
w. Z. Stathers, OF the South Side.
McLuRE: w. H. Vodrey and NJ. NJ.
Scott, Bethany; L. A. Brenneman,
John Mcmahon and L. c. Applegate,
Wellsburg.
J. L. Campbell. of the Island, and
family, left yesterday for Meyersdale,
Pa, where he proposes to go into the
oil business.
Selmon Parker, the accommodating
employee Of Ebeling's pharmacy, is home
from a visit to William Murray of New
Cumberland.
Miss Mabel Brown, OF Cleveland, who
has been the guest of Miss Elsie Whta
ker, on Chapllne street, left yesterday
for her home.
Andrew Golluer, of Twenty-eighth
street, who is i'll at the City Hospital,
is able TO be up. His friends had given
his recovery up,
Henry Hungerman, John Schroeder
and George HobStetter, genial South
Slders, will go to-day to the country for
a grounding hunt.
John Green and John Gunlock, we'll
known South Side potters, have gone TO
FairmOnt in The interest OF the striking
potters of Wheeling.
Oliver House, OF Braddock, Pa, who
has been a guest for few days or his
father, John House, OF the Island, has
returned 10 his home.
Mr.. Berry Lee Priddie, of Hunting
ton, chief clerk in the Office Of q. 5.
Marshal Wnson, is in the city on busi-
ness connected with the Z. s. Court.
Mrs B. f. Meighen, of Moundsville,
and Mrs. r. j. Farrell, OF Lttleton,
Yesterday were the guests of DIR. I. H.
Meighen, the popular Benwood ply
siciaD.
Joseph Sliptner, Benwood citizen,
who has been in Proctor for the last
four months, was in the city yesterday.
He went TO Benwood and voted tho
straight Democratic ticket.
James Calhoun, VIM. Zimmerman aud
James Flanagan, popular South Siders,
got home yesterday from Beaver Falls,
Pa, where they went TO see Coxey's
army. They saw and come away.
STAMM: A. M. c. Flanagan, New
Cumberland; Josephine Clark, New
Martinsville; ii. Banai, New Martins
VILE; s. G. Burdett, Charleston; w. w.
Cole. Point Pleasant; j. G. Clifton. Cliff
ton, and j. w. Bradshaw, Valley Falls.
Brooke Adams has moved from near
Wheeling Park to this city after 3 four
years stay there. Mr.. Mckee, Of the
Island, will move into the house va
Gated Joseph Webb has moved into
the Blanchard property at Pleasant
Valley.
Albert Guenther, a contractor Of this
city, now at work on a big contract at
Marlinton, Pocahontas county. who has
been here few days on pleasure trip,
started for the woody wilds last Monday
night. 1t is quite trip, as forty miles
of it will nave to be made on horseback.
Hon. John L. McGraw, of Grafton,
spread his signature on the register at
the Hotel Windsor, yesterday. Col.
McGraw is here to attend the u. s.
Court, which is now in session. He is
accompanied by Mr.. +. NJ. Durbin, who
will be cashier Of the new bank to be
started az Parkersburg.
Or. John II. Pipes and wife, Of the
South Side, are at Rome Italy. WORD
was received from there yesterday by
letter dated March 21,just after they
had landed at Naples. Italy. Their
voyage was by way Of Gibraltar, which
they inspected from the ship. At the
beautiful city of Algiers, in the Barbary
States, they stopped six hours, and
were driven over the CITY. They are
having a most delightful tour.
BEuIER:-M. c. Gales, Mrs. W. Kit
tie, and Leland Kittle, Beverly; John
J. Martin, Fairmont; L. NJ. Denney,
Morgautown; J. C. Morgan, Parkers-
burg; J. 0. Hite, Monongah; w. H.