Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-28
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.

Postmaster OKane is in Washington.
Perry Fisher, of Forty-third street, is
Ill.
IF. Lovejoy, OF Pittsburg, is at the
Mcclure.
o. H. Stapleton, OF Parkersburg. is at
the Stamm.
City Receiver Kindleberger is up the
river, fishing.
w. c. Mooney, of Woodsfsld, O., is
at the Mcclure.
o. E. Lowery, OF Washington, Pa,
is al the Behler.
Prof. Shelf, the optician, has returned
from New York.
Oscar w. Young, Of Washington, Pa,
is at the St. Charles.
Henry Koch, OF East Liverpool, is an
arrival at the Behler.
r. T. Brown, of New Matamoras. is
registered at the Stamm.
". f. StifeI left Yesterday for At
lantic City by way of the Pan Handle.
Rev. Father Bauer is in Wheeling
for brief visit.-PGrkerSburg Sentinel.
Miss Maggie. Eskey, of South Chap
line street. is Visiting friends at Keyser.
Miss Clara Brinkmann, OF Forty-third
street, is home from visit to Sherrard.
Godfrey Schul, OF South Jacob street,
is home from fishing trip down the
river.
Joseph Speidel IS home from a
trip TO fishing camp out Wheeling
creek.
Charles Schempi, OF South Eoff
street, who has been very i'll, is much
better.
BEaLEH.-J. f. Johnson and John
Preston, Huntington, and Edward
Block, Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hammond and
son, of South Jacob street, are visiting
al Ravens Rock.
Edward A. Erb, OF Fifteenth street,
will leave Monday for trip TO Mounds
vile camp grounds.
he. Mackall, Of Beaver, Pa, is at
the home of DR.. j. II. Pipes, on South
Jacob street, for visit.
Charles Bon, of Stewartsville, o.,
is at the home OF Harry Voitle, on
South Wood street, for visit
Judge letters, Charles Smith and
Fred Happy are at Myers Lake, near
Canton, o., for a little outing.
Rev. C. NJ. Afford, OF the Third Pres.
byterian church, will be home this
evening from trip to Philadelphia,
Pa.
ST.. CHARLES B. f. White, Parkers-
burg; f. A. McCourtaey and p. D..
Dents, Huntington; Peter Swint, Wes'
ton.
Mrs. Charles Prayer and son, Earl, Of
Edgington, arrived home yesterday
FROM five weeks visit 10 Youngstown,
Ohio.
Charles Fox came up from Sisters
vile yesterday TO spend few days
with his parents on South Market
street.
Mrs. William NJ Baird, wife OF the
accommodating chief clerk OF the Pan
Handle, is at White Sulphur Springs
spending the summer.
MCLURE: NJ. q. Worley, Kingwood;
Capt. J. n. Williams, Friendly; John j.
Jacob, Clinton; w. W. Evans, Sisters
vile; c. d. Elliott, Sutton.
w. P. Wickert and C. GAM, OF
Omaha, Neb., passed through the city
yesterday bound for New York. They
have been riding for week.
Miss Mary Gabler, OF Brownsville,
Pa, who has been visiting her cousin
Miss Ethel Braden, of Woodstielo, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
The Misses Minnie Grubb, Emma
Pollack and Jean Waterhouse are home
from q visit 10 the boy choir camp, out
Wheeling creek, near Elm Grove.
Miss Ruth Van Pet, formerly q
Bridgeport, now Of Chicago, passed
through toe city yesterday en- route 10
the Moundsyille camp grounds TO spend
the summer.
VIM. II. Halpin, OF this county, will
sail from New York Tuesday, in a
steamer Of the North German Lloyd
line, for Bristol. lie secured steerage
passage for $40.
NOI. Ben hlleOU was ~ AuV wv 'pi
few minutes yesterday. lie was just
from Zanesviile, and has about com
pleted arrangements for commencing
work on the Moundsville water works.
Edward O'Donnel, the former bag
cagemaster at the Union depot. had a
stroke OF paralysis few days ago,
affecting his left side. lie is able to be
on the streets again, but is not able to
work.
Otto Werner. the South Side barber,
and John Coleman, the druggist, have
come from tho fishing camp on Fish
Creek to do business In the city to-day.
They will return 10 the camp IN The
morning.
J. N. Hiner, who for the last two
years has been the agent for the Adams
Express Company, in this city, left al
noon yesterday for Terra Haute, Ind,
where ne is TO assume control OF the
same company ia that city. While 10
Wheeling Mr.. Hiner made many friends,
and the move Is substantial promo
ton TO shim. j. I. Merriman, who va:
the agent for thirty years before Mr..
HIner, has charge again OF the Office In
this city.
Huntington's Levy Raised.