Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-04
Anour PEoPLE
Daily chroaIcls OF the Movement OF
IndivIduals.

Mrs. Il. Gartner, vile or the ESSs
End butcher, is indsposed.
Miss Varona Miller, of Marietta, O.,
is visiting in the East End.
Lou Swabacker has just returned from
a business trip to New York.
Manufacturer r. Z. Spears will go to
PittsbDrg to-day on business.
Jacob Taylor. OF South Eoff street, IS
home from visit to Glenn Easton.
Hugh Letzkus has returned from q
trip to Mt. Clemens and the lakes.
Jehn Deegan, OF the East End, has
accepted a position at the tube works.
Mrs. John Roemer, wife OF the Sec
rotary of the w. 81 L. g. railway, is Ill.
Miss Fannie Wheat left yesterday for
Science Hill Seminery, ShelbVviile, ky.
f. F. Agnew denies the report that
he was married as erroneous and un-
true.
ST. CHARLES: George B. Flanagan,
Parkersburg; W. Crow, Jackson Court
House.
John Eaton and G. c. Sands. prOmi-
nent oil men Of Pittsburg, are at the
Windsor.
James Manton, the mail carrier, left
yesterday for a hunting and fishing trip
to Fish Creek.
Mcclure: l.. E. Davis and Fl. W.
Chaddock, Grafton; George A. Craw-
ford, New Martlnsylle.
Miss Hickey Wagner, OF Sixteenth
street, and Miss May. of Fulton, are
visiting at Richmond, o.
j. Washington, superintendent OF the
South Pennsylvania Oil Company, is
stopping at the Windsor,
A child OF James Bropson, the Bel
mont furnaceman, which has been i'll
for five months, is getting better.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Mennamier, o! Wash
ington, d. c., is the guest of Mrs. Jos.
Finnegan, OF South Jacob street.
Miss Annie Speaker, who has been at
New York City on visit, has returned
to her home on Fourteenth street.
Walker and Harry Settles, OF Monroe
county, o., are visiting at the nome OF
John Fulton, of Nineteenth street
p. R. Black, Esq, Of the West Vir-
ginia Natural Gas Company, has depart
ed for Littleton to spend his vacation.
Henry Nolte. Charles Riester and
Harry hoffman,, Of the East End, re-
turned from Washington, d. c. Sunday.
George Summerfeld, Peter Miller
and George Evans, OF the East End,
have gone for a visit to Roney's Point.
Geo. II. Shanks and J. Porter, OF West
Alexander, arrived yesterday on their
wheels. They expect TO go home the
same way.
Conrad Case, Frank Smith, Edward
Brandfass and Gotleib Katzebach will
go for an extended fishing trip up the
river this week.
Frank P. Chamberlain, the employe
of the offices OF the w. i. az I. In this
city, is home from spending his vaca-
ton at Akron, o.
James Burris, Of Mt. Morris, Pa, will
visit George McKown, OF Mccullough
street, East End, this week, and will
take in the fair.
Samuel Peat, the boss car inspector
of the Union depot, got home last night
tram a.few days visit to his wife and,
family 81 Toledo, O. -
BRUNSWICK: George Flanagan,
Parkersburg; Matte A. Stone, King
wood; William Donley, Moundsville,
and J. A. LoYelock, Salem.
Mrs. Francis Hast and daughter
Efie, Of Cumberland, Md, are spending
their vacation with their cousin, Mrs.
Henry Albright, of the East End.
Henry TempIeton, Robert Riester,
Frank Nolte and Nathan Kraus, OF the
East End. will leave to-day for fishing
trip to Mackinaw Islands, Mich.
Miss Eta Calland. of SummersvilIe,
O., is in the city attending the open
ings, and stopping with her sister,
Mrs. II. Riley, OF the South Side.
Charles Pockl and son, Henry, Of the
North End, are home from Clinton,
where they hunted ground hogs.
They returned with six large ones.
Walter Sawhill, from ClaysvilIe, Pa,
has accepted position as night clerk
at the Brunswick. de will 0s FOUND
an accommodating young gentleman.
Mr.. L. A. Montague, has been trans
ferred from Martinsburg 20 be gauger
at the rectifying houses In wheeling,
his labors TO commence al once.
Mrs. l.. d. Clark and family got home
last night from two weeks visit to
Columbus, o. She is the wife OF the
well known employe OF the w. d l.. e.
freight offices in this city.
WINDSOR: r. L. Collum and wife,
Sistersville: A. L. Jacob, Clinton; A.
]. Wilson, Grafton; II. w. Burnett,
Weston: +. A. Orr, Salem; John L.
Gallagher, Moundsyille, and J.A.Smith,
Peasants.
Frank Gordon, who has been acting
as agent for his father, General +. y.
Gordon, on his lecturing tour, was Ia
the city yesterday and made short calls
on the newspaper men. General Cor
don will lecture at the Opera House
September 18th.
William M. Cox, the manufacturer,
got word from two of his old school
mates and comrades ia war, whom be
has not seen fo7 thirty years, telling
him TO meet him at the @. a. Z. en-
campment at Pittsburg. They are
now in Louisville, KY.
SrAMM: b. W. Leonard, j. q. High
land, E. w. Jones, S. c. Leonard, I. G.
Ridge, &C. SEWERS, William stown; Jos.
Hartman, Huntington; J. w. Shankel-
ford, Chenille; Robert Hill, Mounds
Vile; q. J. Simon and wife, Manning
ton: o. 3. Ramey and family. Sisters
Vile; b. Newell, Remington; o. Z.
Neal, Kenoya
Hon. ). A. Wildman and wife, Of
Norwalk. O., who visited this city dur