Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.
w. A. Carney is now clerk at the
Windsor.
Albert Dietrich, Of Darlington, is a
Behler guest.
c. E. Hobbs. of Washington, D. c., is
at the Windsor.
o. P. Feeey, of Washington, Pa, is
at the Windsor.
F. c. Percival, of Warrington. is a
Windsor arrival.
j. w. Leonard and wife, OF Washing
ton, Pa, are in the city.
E. D. Bennett, of Washington, Pa, is
registered at the Behler.
DR.. A. Y. Hugh. of Cherry Camp, is
visiting az the Stamm.
n. z. Stiner, OF Washington, Pa,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Annie Mabig, Of Newark, O., is
visiting friends 10 this city.
T. w. Bliss. ESQ.,, is visiting relatives
in Washington county, Ohio.
Harry Fisher, OF Sistersville, register
ed at the Windsor yesterday.
George V. Brown and wife OF St.
Clairsvilfe, is at the Mcclure.
NJ. f. Hamilton and ]. o. Huey, OF
Warrington are at the Behler.
w. w. Beall and wife. of Wellsburg,
were visitors In the city Yesterday.
Fred Husenan is the new shipping
and entry clerk al the Wheeling
bakery.
Miss Rose Stein. OF South Main
street, has gone to spend the summer in
the country.
DR.. J. A. Campbell. OF the South Side,
is home from trip TO the interior OF
West Virginia.
TT. Geraghty, manager OF the Union
News Company, and wife, are at Pitts
burg on visit
Miss Linnie Nichols, OF Wellsburg,
is visiting at the home OF J. C. Jones,
on Fourteenth street
ST. CHARLES: ]. A. Porter, Samuel
Crouch, Slstersville, AMI Mrs. 5. w.
Fellows, Parkersburg.
BEHLER-J. A. and K. NJ. Snide,
Amos; ]. w. Shannon aud Richard
Rubbell, Warrington.
Miss Tillie Koohler, OF South Market
street, will leave to-day for visit TO
friends at Dennison, o.
Michael Joyce, OF McKeesport, Pa,
was in the city yesterday the guest OF
Samuel Gibbons, OF Forty-thlrd street.
William Barns, assistant manager OF
the Union News Company in this city,
will leave to-day for three weeks
vacation trip through Eastern Pennsyl-
vania.
A. B. Myers, a well-known farmer OF
Sherrard. was in the city yesterday asa
guest OF William Smith, OF South Jacob
street.
A gang Of men arrived at the ST..
Charles Yesterday. and will begin work
to-day, finishing the long distance tel
ephone line.
DR.. w. E. Siathers, OF South Jacob
street, will go to-day to the home OF his
parents in Tyler county, this State,
called there by the illness OF his father
Martin Conner. of Twenty-sixth street.
who was shot In the back recently while
taking black berries over the river, Is
getting along well and his recovery Is
assured.
Edward Hipslev, OF ThIrtY-nrst
street, the young man who was so Sc
verely burned In Harry Kings confec'
tionery, on South Chlpllne street, Is
able to be out again.
Popular j. c.. Woods is again at the
Behler. Since leaving the city he has
been on an extensive tour over the
county, and is looking first class and
jollier than ever, II that can be.
Lewis Becker, John Wachter, VIII
liam Deptke, and James Burns, OF
SteubenvllIe, were IN the city yesterday
on their wheels. They took run out
to the park and spent the day pleas
antly.
John w. Milligan, OF the Union News
Company aud formerly at the S:amm
Hotel In this city, has accepted a posi-
ton as property man with Field x
Hances' Speciality Company. OF Boston,
and will repair TO that city about tic
first OF September TO begin work.