Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicis OF the Movensat {
individuals

Adult I1OELh
Daily Chronicis or the Movensus of
IndivldunlL
A. T. Corey, of Washington, Pa. is st
the Behler.
]. S. Robinson, OF Warrington, is at
the Stamm.
Mrs. ]. D. Dubois. OF Leatherwood, is
seriously i'll.
Frank C. Each, OF S,eubenvilIe. is at
the Mcclure.
W. COgley, of New Matamoras, is
Beher guest.
Mr.. T. 2. Jepson returned from New
York yesterday.
L. E. Seybert, OF Sisterville. Is among
those al the Behler.
Stamm-Sarah Wilson, Fairmont; NJ.
HOLLAND, Sisterville.
James j. Chalfant, OF Brilliant O.,
was at the ST. Charles, yesterday.
Mrs. Pendetou and Miss Lizzie Pen
dleton are at Belford Springs, Pa.
H. r. Thompson, of New Matamorss,
O., was a st. Charles guest yesterday.
Burgess John F. Curraa, OF Washing
ton. Pa, Is registered at the Mcclure.
Joseph Bachmann, OF Toledo. o., is
visiting among friends on the South
Side.
VIM. J. Johnson and J. A. Gartlan,
well-known oil men, are at the Mcclure
Hotel.
Genial Michael O'Mally, Of the South
Side, is home from down river trip on
business.
Contractor l.. C. Driehorst, OF the
South Side, is home from trip TO ST.
Clairsville.
Edward Sohm, well-known glass
buyer OF Quincy, H., is among those at
the Mcclure.
Theodore L. Braeze, who has been
working at Kent o., is visiting his
parents here.
Miss Fife Bailey, OF covlngton, KY,
is visiting Mrs. w. w. Irwin, OF South
Chapline street.
Accom- m atlng John Dixon, Jr., OF
South Eoff street, is home from q trip
TO Atlantic City.
Griffith Mercer. a well known carpen-
ter OF Sherrard, was In the city yester'
day on little outing.
Harry Voitle, OF South Wood street.
has come home after spending some
time at StewArtsville, o.
Miss Minnie Mcbride, OF Meridian,
ILL.,, is the guest Of Miss Martha Harper
on South Chapline street.
Daniel Manners goes to Woods6eld
to-day, where he will spend a few days
visiting his wife's relatives
John McGraw, formerly OF the River
side plate mill, has goHe TO PIttsburg TO
work in one OF the mills OF that city.
Miss Alice Eagart, a charming young
lady OF South Eoff street, will leave to-
day for visit TO her parents home at
Sardis, o.
William Stonei, OF the Island, one of
the members OF the firm OF Stoae &
Thomas, is home from fishing trip TO
Cheat River.
Joseph Miller, OF the South Side, has
about recovered from the results OF
bone telen on his hand, which laid him
up for some time.
Henry Schafer, OF South Jacob street,
on whom the operation was performed
a short time ago, is getting along well.
He is the we'll known insurance agent.
J.J. Fleming, OF the Phelps Nine
Company, South Side Plttsburg, was 10
the city yesterday. He spent the after
noon In looking about the city aud us
parks.
Henry Gartley, living on Thir:y-frst
street, has gone for = fishing trip down
the river. He will be a guest OF the
Kickapoo Fishing Club, encamped near
Proctor.
WINDSOR: Geo. E. Work. j. w.
Boyer, Sistersvlle; Robert Armstrong,
Morgantown; Frank Burt, Warrington;
F. II. Hartman, Sistersyllle, and w. j.
Robb. Parkersburg.
Henry Frohme, tie Eighth ward fire.
man, who met with the accident some
time ago by falling from the engine. Is
getting along well, and will be able to
90 to his work in few days.
Nicholas Garden, OF the South Side,
who has been running the farm OF James
Garden, who met with the accident in
North Wheeling some time ago. at
Glenn's Run, has returned to the city.
Prof. Thomas Rainbow, the noted
Wheeling elocutionist, and W. A. Vance,
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, were at Moundsville yester-
day taking in the Prohibition Assembly.
Mr.. Henson Z. Waddel and wife are
at Cambridgeboro Springs, Pa, where
Mrs. Waddel Is summering for her
health. A letter received recently from
them stated that she had improved con-
sderaby since her arrival there.