Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-16
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Daily chronicle il the noyemsns OF
individuals.

DAILY Chronicle d the Moyemsnt Of
individuals.
Special Telegram 10 tic Rs1ister.
New YORK, February l5.-A. L. Rice
is here, buying goods for A. L. Rice &
Co., Wheeling; II. z. Hillman is at the
st. Cloud. aud I. 0. Edwards at the
Astor House.
W1NDsoR-H. ]. Foudy, Huntington.
E.A. Yost, OF Amos, is at the Stamm
Hotel.
w. J. Morley, of Kingwood, is at the
Mcclure.
SrAMM; Mrs. S. G. Bran, Welsburg.
and w. E. Mayfeld, Conway.
w. S. bounds, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is
at the stamm.
H. H. Davis, of Washington, Pa, is
az the Behler.
Councilman VIM. Otto, of Sixth
street, is very I'll.
H.R. Allen, of Washington, Pa, was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
]. ]. Ferry, q railroader, is at the
Mcclure. He lives at Cincinnati.
]. w. Conger, OF the Pittsburg Post,
was in the city yesterday on business.
VIM. McElroy, ST., well-known
citizen Of South Eoff street, is indis-
posed.
August Dueker, of the firm of Wal
Their q Dueker, the South Side saloon
lists, is Ill.
Thomas Harvey, who represents O.
C. GentheE started on his Northern
trip yesterday.
Michael Tulley. a barber Of James
Flannigan's shop, is laid up with pain
fully mashed hand.
Thomas Baron aud wife, Of MIngo
Junction, are visiting Abram Baron, OF
South Jacob street.
Virgil A. Lewis. State Superintend-
ent, is at the Stamm Hotel. He is regis
tered from Charleston.
A. n. Jolly, manager OF the Wheel
ing Street Railway Company, is on
business trip to Pittsburg.
Theo. w. Fink, who represents o. G..
Genther, wholesale jeweler, started on
his Southern trip yesterday.
August Broccoli, of Fostoria, o., was
in the city yesterday. lie has gone TO
Pittsburg on business trip.
II. b. Letzkus, son Of John Letzkus,
of theEigilant engine house, who has
been very low, is improving.
A. II. Graham, of Pittsourg, and E.
S. Flckinger, OF the same city, we'll
known gentlemen, are at the Windsor
Thomas Spears, one OF the best
known of Wheeling's citizens, is very
i'll at his home sn Twenty-seventh
street.
Jno. Green, hotel keeper, Of New
Matamoras, o., is guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. r. Raper, of South Jacob
street.
Perry Nolan, Of Thirty-ninth and
Wetzel streets, is home from Parkers-
burg, where he attended his mothers
funeral.
VIM. Kenney, North Market street,
brother OF Councilman Kenney, who
has been very sick for three months, is
J improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Morgan, of
South Chaplne street, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with relatives in
Wellsburg.
VIM. Fry, an employe of the Wheel
ing Electrical Company, is home from
near Hannibal, O., where he attended
che Frrarol Of bic ~ nj ar
Mrs. Sarah E. Hathaway, of South
Chapline street, has returned after
having spent two weeks with friends at
Cambridge and Washington.
Thomas Speilman, the always ac-
commodating Niagara fireman, has
gone for visit to PitJsburg friends.
Lively jack Crogan is filing his place.
w. IL. Colts, engineer of the Vigil
liant, is suffering from painful back.
He suffers from the result Of an acct
dent ten years ago, when ne was thrown
from the engine.
The condition of VIM. Lantry, the
deputy sheriff, living on South Jacob
street, is much improved. He is now
able to sit up and to tell one of his jokes
with his old time ayidty.
BEHLER: Lewis Wilson, MoundSville;
c. W. Bowles, Petersburg; Eddie q.
May, Moundsville; Mrs. George A.
Smith, Marion; Harry Campbell, Park
ersburg; j. c. Way, SisterSville; f..
Myers and wife, Parkersburg; Il. c..
Layman, SisterSville; J. S. Robinson,
Morgantown; JAMES O'Brien, Fairmont;
and S. c. Argus, Waverly.