Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
ABOUT PEoPLs
Daily ChroaIcio OF the MOVemsns Of
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The members of the De Monte Com
pany are registered at the Behler.
G. II. Medlck returned yesterday
from a business trip to PittsouFg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackstone, OF Man
nington, are guests at the Stamm.
Rev. T. A. Anderson and family, #
Sistersville, were visitors here yeStF-
day.
Harry Benedict. of Sistersville, YES
in the city yesterday calling on acquaAt-
ances.
James McCuskey, of New Mar: BIS
Vile, was the guest OF friends in the ety
yesterday.
Mac Snodgrass, a prominent Demo
ocrat OF New MartinsVille, was inthe
city yesterday.
P. A. Coniff, of Rowelsburg, is inthe
city 10 attend the wedding Of his brother,
! Hon. J. J. Coniff.
Frank Baldwin, a we'll known LAWYER,
of Massillon, was in the city yestenay
on legal business.
A. c. johnson, prominent reprisen-
tative of the Standard OIL Company, is
at the Brunswick.
Thomas Boyle, the well known oper-
ator OF the Steubenville district,is In
town for few days.
Frank Slechner. Of the South Side,
who has been seriously Ill for Soms time
is able 10 be out again.
Elmer Blggs, travelling SALESMAN for
| Geo. S. Feeny, spent Sunday vita his
friends in West Liberty.
John Chapman, prominent of man
and business gentleman OF Sisteryile,
was in the city yesterday.
United States Commissioner Camp
bell is on a visit to New Cumberland.
He will return Wednesday.
Chas. Young, a prominent young bus
/ ness man OF JohnStown, Pa, was ! bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Burkhardt, of the East
End, who mas beeu visiting friends at
Darlington, o., has returned nome.
r, c. Kerens, Of ST. Louis, of the Ma
tional Republican Committee, and d
great friend OF S. B. Elkins, is at the
Mcclure.
Louis Niemeier, representing the for
eign truls house of Leo Rosenstein,
called upon the wholesale grocers here
yesterday.
Lou Roessler, proprietor OF the Bruins
wick, returned from Pittsburg, where
he has been in quest of ew appliances
| for his house.
VAN KEUREN-O. S. Dole, Clarks-
burg; Simeon Compiler, Piedmont; M.
w. Memo, Sistersvil!e; Rev. J. W..
| Moutfort, Cairo.
Dennis Mularky, we'll known South
| Side glass worker, has accepted posi-
ton in the Moundsville glass works and
loft for that place yesterday.
William G. Warren, the favorite char
acter impersonator aud Shakesperian
reciter, arrived in the city yesterday
! and is Quartered at the Stamm.
Richard Jennings, manager OF the
| Kanawha Oil Company, at Sistersville,
passed through the city yesterday on
his return from trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Agnes Conrod, Of Thirteenth
street. will leave in few days for Wes-
ton, where she has accepted a position
as stenographer with Mr.. Flnster, OF
that place.
SrAsIM: w. II. Stroughton, Herman
! Junken, o. z. Cimotti and j. c. Owens,
Pittsburg; w. NJ. Snodgrass, New Mar
| tinsville; o. Z. Ramsy, SistersVills; l.
| +. Wichert, Cameron; Miss Roome and
+. C. Sutton, Sistersylle.
w. c. Dewson, one Of the best posted
travelling men on the road and now rep
resenting the Capitol Shirt Co., OF
Steelton, Pa, was at the Windsor yes
terday and reports business boom
! that has not been equalled for years.
BRUNswIcK-Clarence Field, Sisters
vile; j. B. Burrows, Washington, Pa;
| w. H. Tudor. ST. Clairsville; Francis
| LOTUS, MI. Pleasant; Joseph Crippen,
| Bellaire; J. A. Hanlen, Coshocton: a.
| c. Bird, Masslloa; f, w. Hill, Martins
Vile.
McLURE: G.. e. Gilmore, E. D..
Speck, f. A. Buchannon, w. V. Taft
ner. and w. II. Gill, Pittsburg; w. b.
Defenbaugh, GAINESVILLE; James Paul,
w. II. Paul, and Il. Little, Wellsburg;
H. j. Mayors, Oakland; c. P. Coroett,
Massilon.
Room Clerk Smith, OF Hotel Windsor,
gives the following arrivals from nearby
point: w. w. Cunning ham, +. q. Free
man, and +. r. Babcock, Pittsourg;
George w. Brashesrs, Baltimore; Chas.
Young, JohbStown, Pa; George ?. Rust
Wellington, Ohio; Z. A. Cunningham,
J. T. McManus, GAINESVILLE; j. 5. Noble,
ClaysylIle.
SQUIRE John A. DopIer, Of Proctor, a
promineut WeIzel county Democrat,
was in the city yesterday, and reports
! the outlook In his section 10 be very
bright. He says the Democrats are
aroused and are making grand fight
for Howard. He thinks old Wetzel
will give one Of the largest msjorities
this fall she ever gave.
BEHLER-Manager White and his
Vivian lie Monte company; Chas. Lede,
WInsfsld; A. w. Green, Warren; c. D.
Munsen, Buckhannon; J. w. Goodman,
Piedmont; A. NJ. Cone, Littleton; a.
NJ. Frank and c. T. Beuler, Gallipols;
l. Bser, Pomeroy; Lee Nelson, Ceredo;
c. NJ. Conston, Ripley; j. F. Daughty,
| Petersburg; 0. A. Maple, Jake Run.
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