Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-25
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chreaicle OF ths Movemeus OF
individual

Daily Chroaicie OF ths Movsmeus of
IndividualL
Special 10 the Rsgs~.-.
NEW YORK, November 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. Schroll Is registered at the Ven
dome Hotel, and George A. Flaccus,
both Of Wheeling, is guest OF the
Astor House, New York.
]. V. stIllwell and son, OF Bridgeport,
were at the Mcclure last night
Mrs. Henry Kuukle, of South Jacob
street, is reported seriously i'll.
Z. Hamilton, we'll known oil man OF
Bradford, was in the city yesterday.
Harry Young, advance man for Sadie
I Hssson. is in the city and CHARTERED at
! the Beher.
John Emig, OF Twenty fourth street,
has returned home from 5 business trip
TO WelSburg.
VIC Yeatou, of Parkersburg, and L..
e. McKoy, OF Marietta, were in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mary Willard. charming young
lady OF Cameron, w. Va, is the CUES.
OF friends in the city.
Ed Hager, night baggage master at
the b. 81 o. depot. is lying very Ill at
his home in Glen Easton.
Rev. w. H. Lester. OF West Alex
ander arrived in the city last night and
is stopping at the McLGre.
Mr.. Phillip Albus, foreman at the
Warwood Tool Works, is the guest oil
Pittsburg friends for few days.
Col. BENZ. f. Oxley, prominent citi-
zen Of Charleston, was in tho city yes
terday and registered at the Windsor.
Rev. w. Il. Lester, of West Alex
ander, will preach at the Third PreSby'
terrain Church this morning and even
ing.
L. w. Fisher, Piedmont, o., and
John Cooper, Short Creek, w. Va, are
people from nearby towns at the Bruins
wick.
Messrs. Will Jefferson, Bob Speidel,
and viii Reiver, all OF the Sonth Side,
are on hunting tour in Marshall
county.
Mr. Fred Specht, Jr., a well-known
tenor singer OF New York city, was in
the city last night and put up at the
Mcclure.
Charles Hill and Fritz Nausmau, two
well known mill men. have returned
from an extended hunting "trip 50 Cheat
Mountains.
j. A. Garland, connected with the
Standard Oil Co., at Warrington, was
in the city last night, and registered at
the Mcclure.
Louis Jordan, Robert Clark, VIII
Lemon, South Side nimrods, have re-
turned from very successful hunting
trip out the 3. 81 o.
Clifford Smith, Proctor; John McMa-
hon, Sstersville; Chas. Ii. Turner,
Parkersburg are West Virginia people
stopping at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Broadwater, OF
SistersvIls, and A. c. Carney, OF
Moundsville, are West Virginia people
stopping at VanKurens.
Mrs. John Walton and Mrs. T. II.
Hutchison returned from Cleveland
yesterday, where they attended the
National Convention Of thu w. e. L. u.
j. w. Morris, Sisiersville; Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Frame, Fairmont; %. h.
Gardner, Jake's Run, and j. L. Wilson,
Warrington, are West Virginia people
al tho St. Charles.
George NJ. Boone, Washington, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. GInter, Newport,
Ohio; w. p. Probst, Pomeroy, Ohio; w.
G. Faehnle, Middleport, Ohio. and j.
l.. Thistle, Washington, Pa, ara people
from nearby towns at the Stamm.
BEHLRR-Clerk Schwartzoach reports
guests as follows: d. H. Criswell, Sis
tersville; w. II. Twite, Warrington;
VIM. Forsythe, Sist9rsyiIle; James For
sythe, Mannlngton; John Byles, VIM.
Fry, Washington, Pa; A. +. wilkins,
New Cumberland; f. Nj. Corbett, Sis
tersville.