Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-24

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.
MoLURE: NJ. B. Mccarty, Buekhan-
non.
George K. MeMschen is home from
Wellsburg.
A. J. Cecil, Of the Centre foundry, is
indisposed.
S. W. Guce, Of Youngstown, o., is at
the McLure.
Mrs. Theresa Sanders, Of Eighteenth
street, is very low.
Mrs. John Flading aud son are visit
ing 10 Washington, d. e.
Mrs. H. c. Ulrick, CT Lazearville, this
State. is visiting South Side friends.
WINDSOR: J. NJ. Eaten, Grafton; Ray
Randolph, Amos; J. D. Hamm, Sisters
vile.
Mrs. C. Il. Etz, Of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs. A. Wise, a well-known lady Of
South Eoff street, has bad attack OF
grip.
Henry Hartman, Of the South Side.
is home from a business trip to Wash
ington, Pa.
Miss Name Alexander, OF West Alex
ander, is a guest Of Miss Jennie Hervey,
of Zane street.
Louis Hull, OF Seventeenth street, a
well known citizen, over 80 years OF
age, is seriously III.
Miss Nettie Bennington, OF South Mar
ket street, will leave tomorrow TO visit
friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Laura Deffenbaugh, Of South
jacob street, will leave for Huntington
to-day to visit friends.
Manager Howard Brenneman, Of the
Wheeling Bakery, will go to-day for a
business trip to Pittsburg.
Hazel Friese, a student in civil engi-
neering az Columbus, is visiting his par
ents on South Wood street.
Captain John Ray, one OF the force at
the penitentiary at MoundsviSe, is VS.
iting friends on the South Side.
Fred Schneider, the young South Side
man who was injured by coasting
accident, was able to go to work yester-
day.
Miss Belle Wilkinson, Of South
Broadway, Island, is home from Zanes,
vile, o., where she visited her grand
parents.
Hon. n. b. Scott and wife and their
son Guy l.. will depart on Monday for
Colorado Springs, where, after BRIEF
sojourn, they will leave for California.
Miss Lizzie Brown, stenographer and
typewriter at George X. McMechen IL
Son Company's works, is not yet able
10 resume work after her attack OF
dlphtheria.
p. II. Tamplet, the new treasurer OF
the Kelly Institutes in this city,
Charleston and Rsvenswood, is in the
city He will leave this morning for
Charleston.
SrASM: J. T. Korn and wife, Man
nlngton; O.. @. Martin, Moundsyllle; j.
C. Vandervert, Weston; j. w. Boyer,
Paden's Valley, and J. +. King and
wife, Sistersville.
Miss Blanche Pennell, charming
young lady of Columbus, o., who has
been visiting at the residence of Squire
George Ankle for the last three months,
returned TO her home yesterday.
Consul Louis Delaplain is now in
Washington, d. c., attending to bust
ness matters. He is expected to depart
for home on Monday night, and Will
reach Wheeling Tuesday morning.
BEHLEH: John StealeY, George Nc
Farland, Sistersville; Charles ). JAZZ d.
son, Parkersburg; c. C. Davis, Sisters
vile; John Thompson, New Cumber'
land, and j. s. Diebolt, Sistersville.
The condition Of Charles Breise, OF
Ford's Crossing, was some improved
Yesterday. lie is the young man who
/ had a blood vessel in his mead TO break
last Thursday nearly causing his death.
/ w. r. Woodford, general manager OF
/ the c., L. & W., and j. Z. Terry, gen
eral freight and passenger agent Of the
same road, were in the city yesterday
on business. They report business
/ looking up.