Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ohm nicIs OF the Movement OF
Individuals.

Individuals.
Joseph Hs.milson, of Washington, Pa,
is in town.
]. S. Stewart, Of Morgantown, is at
the Stamm.
W. Il. Tudar, Of st. Clairsville, is at
the Windsor.
Thomas Preston, of Washington, Pa,
is in the city.
Mcclure: Col R. E. Fast and wife,
Morgantown.
J. G. Green, of1Washington, Pa, is at
the ST. Charles.
l.. E. Smith, OF Sistersvills, is a
Wheeling visitor.
John Mcmahon, of Sistersyille, is at
the Windsor Hotel.
j. Simpson, of Mouldsville, registered
at the Windsor yesterday.
Fl. c. Sherrard. OF Steubenville, is
registered at the McLlre.
Robert Watson, of Washington, Pa,
was in the city yesterday.
]. j. Rafferty,, OF the b. & o., is of
duty, and has gone for fishing trip.
Perez Harden is home from Chicago
to spend few weeks with relatives in
the city.
Miss Laura Bender and sister, Of
Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting Miss
Schopper.
Miss Mabel Gates, OF Charleston, is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Il.
F. Taylor.
j. W. Conley. of Holidays mill, who
has been on the sick list, has gotten
much better.
John Keith, from Ohio, was guest
yesterday among his many friends on
the South Side.
Mrs. William Smith, wife OF the well
known street car conductor, has gone TO
Sherrard for visit.
John Gnlhooley. one Of the well
known B. & o. men. is of duty and Is
down the river on visit.
John D. Marsh and John Roth, the
grocers OF the South Side, will 90 to-day
TO visit friends in Sherrard.
Frank Moore, Of GAINESVILLE, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles MenEe-
meller, Of South Market street.
ST.. CHARLEs-A. C. Hamilton, Man
nington; John Cochran, Cameron; VIM.
Parkeson and wife, Parkersourg.
Mrs. Burke Watson and son, Archie,
of the South Side, have arrived home,
after a weeks visit in Kent, Ohio.
Mrs. Pauina and Mrs. Viola Schlantz,
of Finishing, O., are guests at the home
OF VIM. Smith, on the South Side.
Henry Schafer, the insurance agent
OF the South Side, will leave in the
morning for trip to Deunson, 0.
Napoleon Parker, of Long Reach, is
the guest Of his brother. SeImon, OF
Ebeling's pharmacy on the South olde.
Miss Clara Fullerton, one among the
| bandsomest South Side ladies, will go
this week for visit to friends in Pltts'
burg.
A. G. Gross, one Of the well known B.
& o. brakemen, has resigned his posi-
ton and will go West to make his future
| home.
William Helfenbine, OF South Jacob
street, who fell from a wagon few days
ago aud was badly hurt, Is able TO be
| out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. WinesburE, Of
Jacksonville, Ind, are visiting their
nephew, Mr.. Robert Affolter, OF Six
teenth street.
Miss Aggie Sgler, OF Steubenville, is
a guest a. the home OF William He'll
stern, the popular motornan, en- Tween
| ty-fourth street.
Charles Smith, John Kock and John
Korn, we'll known citizens Of Fulton,
| have gone TO the interior OF the State
on fishing trip.
DIR. J. R. Manley. the South Chapline
street physician, Is at Parkers on pro-
| fesslonal business, and will be home to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Owen DunlavY and two chill
dren left last Thursday for two
months visit to her sister, Mrs. b. j.
Cumday, at Cape May.
Miss Alberta, the daughter OF George
W. Grubb, OF South Market street, will
leave in the morning for visit to
friends at Dennison, 0.
Misses Letitia Cornell and Maggie
Dobbs, two accomplished young ladies'
OF South Main street, are visiting Mrs.
John Fordyce, OF Freedom, Pa.
Herman Carl, tho Forty-third street
barber, is on duty again in his shop
after being laid off as the result OF cut
ting his hand badly with razor.
Edward Short, of the South Side, the
empoye Of the planning mill OF August
c. Fisher, who suffered the recent pain
full accident, is getting well rapidly.
C. w BrockunIer returned yesterday
from Romney, where he attended the
meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of
the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf
| and the Blind.
Clarence VanNort, Of the South Side,
who was taken 10 the City Hospital last
Friday night In the patrol, being very
III OF rheumatism, was reported much
improved yesterday.
August Schunze, son Of the Cor
oner, OF the South Side, is on visit
to his fathers home, from Woodland,
down the river. where be Is with the
Mountain State Fishing Club.
Harry Bennett and z. AIbinger. OF
this city, have left for Brooklyn. \. Y,
where they are to join Buffalo Biils
Wild West Shows. They will leave
this fall for Paris, London, Liverpool
and all other large cities across the At
lantic.
BEHLER-H. T. Tembln and wife,
Warrington: w. d. Boyle, Center
Point: N. GosnelI, Meadville; John
Askusou, Wasp; J. L. Johnson, Alma;
J. A. Beatty, Warrington; W. Watson,
Sistersville.
Henry Brllles, our enterprising mer-
chant tailor agent, is again In our city.