Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-17
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Daily ohronIcle OF the Movemsas of
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Aovomens OF
IndlVidaAls.
Special to TIE Register.
New YORK, September I'D. &.
and r. S. Stalnaker. of Wheeling. paid
the ST. Cloud. New York visit to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
John C. Peak, o; Clarksburg, is at the
Behler.
Jessie Beckerstaff, of Stsubenville. is
at the Behler.
W.B. Denny, of Washington, Pa, is
at the Stamm.
R. T. Center, of Salem, O., is a St.
Charles arrival.
Lee Phillips, of Pittsburg, is register
ed at the Stamm.
F. B. Harness. OF Waverly, is regis
tered at the ST. Charles.
BIG. Karnwalton. Of TayIerstoWn,
Pa, Is at the Brunswick.
Charles Young, OF Sistersville, was at
the 81. Charles yesterday.
George Morehouse, of the City gas
works, is at Pittsburg on a visit.
J. w. Leonard and Fl. T Hunter, OF
Washington, Pa, are at the Mcclure.
After visiting Plttsburg for week
Louis Hllebrand, Of Upper Benwood, is
home.
WINDSOR: Louis Austin and E. F.
Hauke, Petersburg; G. f. Kelley, Sis
tersvile.
Mrs. George Stephsni, of South ia
cab street, who has been i'll, is able to
be about.
The Misses Lizzie and Sadie Diebold,
of South Market Street, are home from
a visit to PIttsburg.
Ten OF Robert Downing's company
and fifteen of the Liberty Bell company
are at the ST. Charles.
Robert Downing, his manager, n. ID.
Farnum, and Miss Eugene Blair are
registered at the Mcclure.
Edward Bachtler has been elected
President of the Longfellow Literary
Society OF Washington School.
Miss John Fewman, who has been
visiting In this city for week. left for
her home in Pittsburgh last evening.
Louis Strautman, OF South Water
street, met with a bad accident some
time ago near his home, has about re-
covered.
BEnLER: ]. B. Craig, New Martins
vile; w. T. White. Warrington; w. V.
Briggs, Huntington, and c. A. Snod-
grass, Tariff.
Conrad Hirsch, the assistant secretary
of the R.ymann Brewing Co., has gone
to the Eastern cities for two weeks
vacation trip.
Jacob Hillenbrand, a popular young
man of the South Side, will leave for
Woodsfed, O., to-day to take control OF
barber shop.
Charles Schmidt and Paul Reymann
are home from McKeesport, Pa, where
they attended the centennial celeorl-
ton Of that city.
After a pleasant visit toPlttsburg Mrs
Frank Falkenstein, OF Twenty-seventh
and Chapline streets, returned TO her
home last evening.
Lieut.. w. c. P. Muir, military instruc-
tor at the Linsy, returned yesterday
from visit TO Shelbyvilie, Ky. lie was
accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. T. II. Jones and son, Ewing. OF
Chicago, formerly OF this city, are Visit
ing at the home OF her father, Mr.. W.
II. Chapman, OF the Island.
J.B. Atwell, a well.known man o! the
South Side, has accepted position with
Peter Coleman, the ThirtY-third street
cigar manufacturer, as d salesman.
DR.. J. w. Myers, Of Forty-third
street, and Miss Alice Fagert, of South
Eoff street, are home from visit TO the
Doctors parents home at Sherrard.
Mrs. Charles T. Reed and daughter,
Inez, OF Fourteenth street, have re-
turned from Plttsburg, where they took
in the big parade and other places OF
note.
William Turner and Ralph Parkison,
of Moundsville, are in the city the
guests OF Robert Devine, OF South
Jacob street. Tomorrow Mr.. Turner
will leave the city for Bethany, where
he will attend college, aud on Thursday
Mr.. Parkison will leave for Philadelphia
to attend the Jefferson Medical school.
B. w. Connolly, Supreme Represen-
tative Of the Supreme Lodge X. OF 7.
of the world, arrived home Saturday In
company with the Grand Chancellor OF
the State. Mr.. Connolly reports the
order in a most flourlshing condition.
He reports the recent meeting to have
been a very successful one. Even In
the face OF the recent hard times a
handsome income as TO members and
finances was reported Mr.. Connolly
also took in the q. A. Z. encampment
at Pittsburg.