Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-27
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of
Indivituals.

Daily Chronicis of the Movements of
Individuals
ID. Jones, of South Woods street,
is i'll.
Alex Leck, of Grafton, is at the Nc
Lure.
DR.. John H. Pipes and wife are now
in England.
W. R. Warner, an iron man Of Gin
cinLati, is here.
Am. Albert, of GAINESVILLE, is a
Wheeling visitor.
Mrs. Charles Kettler, OF a737 Wetzel
street, is quite sick.
McLURE-A. j. Russell and Rowan
| Cornell, Sistersville.
S. H. Seamon, agent OF Forepaugh's
shows is at the Stamm.
John GourIey and wife, Of Claysville,
Pa, are at the Stamm.
w. C. Lynch. the great base ball man
of Pittsburg. is In the city.
| J. F. Townsend, a prominent rail-
roader, is on the hotel list.
r. f. Duffy and Mrs. NJ. Duffy and
sister, of Charleston, are at the Wind
sor.
BEHLER-A. G. Glendenning, Hunt
ington and E. NJ. Steward, Sisters
vile.
FIR. Layng, a prominent railIoader
of Plttsburg, is registered at the Me-
Lure.
Fred Schwartz. of Forty-fifth street,
is home from spending the winter in the
South.
MI. D. Adler, OF the firm o! A. L.
Rice & Co., returned from New YORK
yesterday.
E. p. Lee, Of the Barnesville Enter
prise, and son Charlie, were Wheeling
visitors yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Hahne, Of Forty-third
street, has gone to Ohio to spend few
days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bliss, OF near Grape
Island, visited friends and relatives In
the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Yahn, OF the East End,
left Wednesday for Cincinnati to visit
her brother Edward.
August Helmbrecht, OF 5000 jacob
street, who has been i'll for some time,
was worse yesterday.
The child OF Frank Walther, OF TWEEN
ty-seventh and Chapline streets, who
has been ill., is better.
Miss Caddie Bowman, Of South Chap
line street, got home last night from a
visit to East Liverpool.
Chas. A. Bailey and wife, and ID. G.
McKennan, or Washington, Pa, are
among those at the Mcclure.
Miss Emma Howard, of South Jacob
street, will leave tomorrow for a two
months visit to friends at Littleton.
William NJ. Cox, OF Twenty-fourth
street, will leave next Sunday for New
Albany and other places in Indiana for
a visit
Mrs. Samuel Kendrick, Of Washing
ton. Pa, was yesterday guest at the
home OF the Misses Clarity, at 2625
Chapline street.
Barney Grbbns, James Elder,
Charles Biddoff and Roger Conroy. Of
! Tiltonville, were in the city last
Wednesday visiting friends.
Misses Dora aud Alvira Meerwein
two accomplished young ladies OF Par
kersburg, are visiting Miss Lizzie
Kraft, OF South Main street.
John Ray, one Of the guards at the
penitentiary at Moundsville, and WHO
were in the city yesterday, the guests
of A. T. Ray. of the Eighth ward.
Wade Warfield and family, who have
been the guests at the home John Water
house, of South Chapline street, left for
their home In Sikesville, Nd, yester-
day.
O. R. Wood, the accommodating trav-
cling passenger agent OF the w. IL H.
f., ccompanied by his wife, got home
last evening from "trip to the State Of
California.
SrAMM-H. J. Thompson, Philippi;
Thomas Cats aud wife Moundsvlle: A..
d. Wells, Sistersville; Basil I. Bowers,
of New Martinsyille; E. P. Stewart
Warrington.
John c. Crogan, the Niagara fireman,
has been called to Steubenyille, by the
death Of his sisters child. William
Stephens, extraman, has Mr.. Crogans
place at the hose house.
Fred Bishoff, OF Thirty-siIth street,
is worse in his attack of illness. He Is
the gentleman who fell down the stairs
at his home a few nights ago and has
not been able to move since.
William Frohme, Sr., of South Eof
street, is much better, and was able
Yesterday to be about in his yard. He
is now on a fair way toward recovery.
He has been sick since last January.