Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily CHRONICLES of tbs Movemens Of
Indivicun

! Nindsor.
II. p. McGregor is back from New
York City.
G. C. Reppetto. of Moundsville, is q,
the Stamm.
| f. c. Brown. OF Pittsburg, is register
ed at the Brunswick.
s. 5. Hanlon, OF GAINESVILLE, is regis
tered at the Ssamm.
| D. Holibaugh. of Slstersville, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Lawrence Haran, of Fairmont, is al
| the Brunswick Hotel.
| Peter Smith, of Thirty-eighth and
Wood streets, is i'll OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. Hugh Letzkus left yesterday for
Mt. Clemens, Mich, and the lakes.
Mrs. William Knoke. wife of toe pop
ular South Jacob street saloonist is Ill.
II. c. Saum, OF Harper's Ferry, was
registered at the Brunswick yesterday.
George r. Work, ex-Sheriff OF Wash
ington county, Pa, is Behler guest.
Mr.. G.. Il. Jones, of the North End. is
spending MS vacation at Proctor, w.
Va.
A. d. Work. OF Sstersville, is among
friends on the South Side for short
visit.
A son of Fred Bledenbach, the
Water street saloonist, is very Ill OF
scarlet fever.
P. j. Altmeyer, the South Jacob
street undertaken, is HAT is home out
is able to sit up.
William Ward and Patrick Copinger,
Of the South Side. are home from visit
to Washington, Pa.
Miss Mamie Jones and Miss Minnie
Huff, Of North Main street, are visiting
at Proctor, w. Va.
John Reinacher, of South Main street,
will leave in q few days TO spend the
summer in the country.
John Mikels, the we'll known business
man Of 40l1 Jacob street, is suffering
from badly poisoned hand.
McLURE: G. 3. Thompson and w. Il.
Daton, Sistersvlle; o. NJ. Lynch, Clarks-
burg; C. c. Tudor, Warrington.
b. f. Stubs, the South Main street
saloonist, left early this morning by the
B. g. O., for o trip to Atlantic City.
| Charles Metz, one of the employees OF
G.. Mendel & Co., Will leave to-day for
a trip to Denver. COL, on sightseeing
tour.
George Striff, the well.known street
car conductor of the Wheeling line, Is
home from d visit to his parents ut
Canton, o.
Patrick Quinn and William Wilson,
of East Liverpool, who have been on
the South Side Oh visit, have gone to
their homes.
The wife and family of William R..
| CooeY, tho South Side undertaken, are
home from visit to the country back
of New Martinsvile.
Mrs. Annie Oberley, we'll known
lady Of FortJ.sixth street, was taken
very suddenly sick Tuesday, but was
much better yesterday.
ST. CHARLES: E. d. Kernon and
daughter, Grafton; f. A. Daley, Sisters
]. r. Foster and wife. Parkersburg, and
j. II. Harter, Sistersville.
Mrs. Laura Stevens, Of Twenty-third
street, left yesterday evening to spend a
couple of weeks with her brother, who
lives near Washington, Pa.
DIR. William F. Ebbert Of Fulton, is
how in New York City taking special
course In a hospital there. He writes
that he is getting along well.
Edward Cannon. the night operator
| at the B. & o. Yards, and wife will leave
in q few days for a trip Of ten days to
| Cleveland and other large cities.
Tod Noise, of the Island, Is the name
| of the new toll man at the Union bridge.
Alexander Frazier has resigned his posi-
tion, and Mr.. Noise has been appointed
in his place.
Mrs. N. f. Rowand, of South Market
street, wife of the popular baggage
master at the Union depot, left yester-
day on visit to her father Thomas
Bartlett, of Littleton.
Captain C. Shriver, of the First west
Virginia Artillery, is at the Stamm.
He is on his way home TO Bethany from
Msrtinsburg, where the State encamp-
ment was held this year.
ID. G.. Halibaugb, OF the Sistersvllle
Neps, came up with the Wheeling
delegation from New Martinsville last
night and will not return for few days,
having business out the Il. Il o.
Thomas Mears, the Martins Ferry
manufacturer. is home from trip TO
Atlantic City. He was accompanied
home by his wife and daughter, Miss
Emma, who have been at tina. place for
some time.
Chief Haley, OF the fire department;
Edward O'Msllsy. OF the Niagara en-
CINE house, and Mayor Caldwell lett
Yesterday afternoon for BarnesviIie'
where they will inspect new ire ap-
paratus at that place.
Mrs. d. w. Brewer, OF Covington,
Ky, wife OF the evangelist, is here
aiding ion in his work al ODD Fellows
Hall. She is in Martins Ferry calling
on Frank Brooks, her fathers brother.
Her father is buried there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Koehnllne, we'll
known lady Of Bridgeport, is home
from a trip to Mt. Clemens, Mich,
where she was for health. Mrs. Eliza
beth Zimmers and Harry Koehnline,
also of Bridgeport, accompanied her,
but they still remain there, ana VIII
stay during the summer.
A city full OF friends, who have been
so much concerned about her for the
past few days, will be happy to learn
that Miss Mary Longs condition is
very materially improved to-day. Her
temperature st this writing 10 very
mach lower, and her recovery Is conf
IDENTIFY looked forward to.-Chdrtestoa
Mail.
Dead aud Dying at Morgantown.
Specialize the Rs1is;sr.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, August l.
Joseph Zinn, tweDty-three years old,