Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.

Individuals.
ia Hall, OF Plt,sburg. is here.
E. S. Davis, of Cameron, is at the
Windsor.
w. C. Mooney. of Woodsield, O., is
a hotel guest.
Mrs. E. Rose. of Baraesville, Ohio, is
at the Stamm.
Hugh Trevery, of the B. 81 O., Is WIS.,
iting in Moundsville.
Herbert Moore, OF Twenty-second
street, is indisposed.
A. D. Parr and wife, OF Washington,
D. c., are at the McL0re.
D. G. Taylor and wife, OF Parkers-
burg, are at the Windsor.
James Wilson. of the South Side, Is
In Cincinnati on business.
E.P. Wnloughby, of Warrington, is
registered at the st. Charles.
LII. Ernbee, advance agent OF Fore
paugh's show, is at the Stamm.
A. J. Clarlis and II. Harris, OF Wash
ingtop, Pa, are at the Windsor
George NJ. Beck, Of the South Side,
left yesterday for Washington, 0.
w. L. Rose, Of the firm OF w. l.. Rese
& Co., is homs from down-river trip.
State Superintendent of Free Schools,
Lewis, left the city Saturday morning.
Miss Lizzie johnson, Of Steubenville,
is the guest OF friends on the South
Side.
ST.. CHARLEs:-J. A. Harper and L.
f. Oldham, Mannington; j. McCoskey,
Parkersburg.
Mrs. Henry Hess, OF Seventeenth
and Wood streets. is well, after long
and serious illness.
Perry Fisher, of Forty-third street,
will 20 to-day TO take in the sights at
Steubenville. 0.
james Flanagan, the popular South
Side barber, will be in Allegheny CITY
to-day on visit.
Edwin Jackson, of Tiltonville, Is
guest at the home OF William Graoe' OF
South Wood street.
Mrs. Thomas Mackin, OF South
Wood street, will be the guest or friends
in Pittsburg to-day.
Miss Mary Burt, of Wood street. East
Wheeling, left yesterday for visit 10
friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs. NJ. C Glass, OF Elm Grove, will
20 soon for an extended visit TO rela-
tives in Columbus, o.
James Christie, VIM. Gibson, and
John Preston, are BehIer guests. They
live at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Louis Bischoff, Of Forty-third
street, left yesterday for visit to
friends at Woodsfeld, o.
Martin Miller and James Halcon, OF
South Jacob street, left yesterday 10
spend visit in Pttsburg.
Mrs. II. T. Dinger and daughter, Miss
Alice, of Pittsburg, are visiting rela-
tives at the Garden Spot"
Miss Louise Bischoff, apopular young
lady of Forty-second and Jacob streets,
has an attack of typhoid fever.
Rev. James LLOYD, Of Hendersburg,
Ohio, was in the city having an artih-
cial eye fitted by Prof. II. Shelf.
Charles Stroebel, the South Side shoe
man, is thinking Of taking q trip to the
State OF California on his wheel.
Hon. C. L. Weems, prosecuting at
torney OF Belmont county, o., was in
the city yesterday from ST. Clairsville.
Mrs. ]. 81. Ebert, Of Chicago, who
has been in the city among friends, re-
turned TO her homo yesterday alter
noon.
The Misses Lille and Lucy Machin,
OF Tiltonvile, are the guests at the
home Of William Cooper, OF 1929 Jacob
street.
STAMM:-Joseph Hartman, Jr., Man
nington; e. Roane and daughter, Sis
tersvile, :and j. A. Bandi, New Mar
tiEsville.
john Ritter, the Atlantic fireman, Is
home from pleasure trip to Pittsourg.
To-day he will go TO Sistersvllle on
short visit.
Baggagemaster W. ]. Riley, Of the B.
& o., who has been off duty, seeing the
ball games in Pittsburg, has gone to
work again.
BEHLER-R. G. Caldwell, Parkers-
burg; w. w. Evans, Sistersville; Mrs.
Ed Smith, Morgantown; w. Sherman
Watson, Fairmont.
Mrs. Fred Bonnenberger and Mrs.
William Decker. Of Washington, Pa,
are at the home OF Charles Hagedorn, OF
the South Side, on visit.
Prof. Shields, of New Martinsvills,
was in the city Saturday on business.
He had been over in Ohio looking after
his farm interests in Belmont county.
Charles Becker, the barber OF Forty
third street, and the well known cap
tain OF the Forty third Street Sports,
has the offer to 20 to Texas to play in a
ball team.
c. r. Pehler, Of the South Side, who
was injured some time ago at the Ice
plant, was able TO be on the streets
again yesterday. He is still unable to
walk without cane.
Mr.. Jack Duncan, Of Clarksourg, who
has been gauger here for the past six
months, with headquarters in the
Custom House, has resigned his posi-
ton, aud left for home on Friday. Mr..
Duncan made many friends while in
Wheeling, who will regret to hear OF
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