Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
Individuals.
Speefnl Tslsarnn % ne R,dtsts-

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
Individuals.
Special TsiS0ram TO the R,dtsss-
NEW YORK, February 7.-R. Frank,
Of Wheeling, is at the Aston House.
S. o. Deviney, Of Fairmont, is at the
Mcguire.
T. C. Burns, of Toronto, O., is Beh-
Ter guest.
}. NJ. Hill, OF Washington, Pa, is at
the ST. Charles.
A child OF August Mayer, Of Twenty
second street, is very i'll.
w. ?. Patton, of GAINESVILLE, o., is
registered at the Behler.
Miss Ella futile, Of Etnaville, is SUI
ferng from an attack of the grip.
Otto Schmidt, OF Pittsburg, was
guest Of friends in the city yesterday.
I'M. Nelson, an insurance man, of
Philadelphia, Pa, is at the Mcclure
Hotel.
Miss Mary Murphy of South Eoff
street, is not expected to. live. She has
consumption.
Mr.. Frank Stansbury, OF the Bank OF
Wheeling, is very sick at his sisters,
Mrs. NJ. Reilly.
H.R. Worthen, of the South Side, left
last Tuesday night via the Panhandle
for a trip to Champain, H.
Joseph Burley, prominent farmer Of
Chestnut Hill, Marshall county, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Marion Welch, Of the Island, has ac-
cepted a position with the Star Manu-
featuring Company, OF ParkerSours.
ST. CHARLES: Richard Myers, Sis
tersville; w. Il. Jackson aud wife,
Petersburg; J. B. Harter, Manning
ton.
Chas. Stein, of Fulton, the we'll
known business man, is home from a
trip to Weisburg and other points up
the river.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Reed, of Hunting
TOT, who have been visiting at the home
of Henry Hoop, of the Island, will re-
turn home to-day.
August Brandt, a brother of Street
Commissioner Brandt, who has been
visiting his brother, will return to his
home near Columbus, O., to-day.
WINDSOR: V. Nino, Sistersville; D.
b. Duncan, Parkers6urg; George Get.
tings, Chas. Oaston, Sistersy,le; C. Z.
Wells, Glover's Gap, and o. NJ. Keen,
Warrington.
Mrs. NJ. II. Denzer, Of South Chapliue
street, will leave for visit 70 Coshoc-
ton, Ohio, to-day. she is the wife of the
popular emploEe Of John W. Beltz IL
Son Co. 5 planning mill.
Newton Dowler, a prominent farmer
who lives near Cameron, will return
home to-day after q two weeks stay at
the North Wheeling Hospital. He had
an operation performed which was of
very dangerous character, aud goes
home nearly cured.
BEHLER: John Stealey, Sistersville:
II. II. Hopkins, Elizabeth: +. Il. Rob-
inson, Huntington; j. II. Edie and son,
New Cumberland; jacob Koontz, New
Martinsyilie; K. II. Gallagher, Fair
mont; Chas. johnson, Clarksburg, aud
J. T. Wolf, ParkerSburg.
NJ. J. Chalfant OF the REGISTER
composing room, was called home to
MOTgantOwn by the announcement OF
the sudden death Of his brother yeSter-
day. Mr.. Chalfant has been sorely al
ficted, three members OF BIS family
having died within the past six months.
SrAAIM: ID. 4. Henderson,, Sisters
Vile; &. Edward, Keyser; ]. ]. Veg
ganter, Fairmont; Henry Waggy, Sat.
ton; q. 3. Fisher, Flat Woods; G. Kel-
lar, ParkerSburg; Bessie L. Koen,
Warrington; Theo HornbrooS, New
MGrtinsville; K. B. Philips, Clarksburg,
and 7. s. Thomas and wife, Weston.
Capt. A. {. Hall, who was for many
years Secretary OF the Kanawha County
Democratic Executive Committee, is
attee ding the meeting OF the Board OF
Direeers Of the Pepitentiary. of which
he a member. He came Up to Wheel
ing last night and spant the evening
wiz old friends he used to know wh1n
heflIved here e9od many years aeoA
Ha is now Secretary OF the First Nan
ti9lsl SaildinR and Loan Association
q where be is q prosperous !