Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Daily Chronicle of tho Movement OF
individuals.
Special telegram to the sunday Register.
New YORK, February pa. Panll.
of Wheeling, is here, buying goods for
the Mccoy Shoe Co., and Is sto piping at
the 81. James Hotel.
J.H. Grogg. of Selby, this State Is
at the Behler.
Henry Hundt, of South Wood street,
is laid up sick.
J. f. Hinton, OF Barnesvile, O., is
at the Mcclure.
B. D. Northrop, OF Washington, Pa,
is at the Stamm.
A. A. Prichard, Of Warrington, is at
the Mcclure Hotel.
John A. Clark, of Fairmont, is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
Andrew Gollner, Of Twenty-eighth
street, is still very i'll.
e. II, Gallagher, Of Newark, O., Is a
guest Of the Behler Hotel.
r. J. Robinson, of Fairmont, was In
the city few days ago, on business.
Charles Hipsley, of Thirty first street,
who has been sick for a week, is we'll.
Miss Minnie Winan, of the Island, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Colley, Of Bellaire.
j. G. Leasure, the South Side business
man, is home from trip to GAINESVILLE
A. NJ. Banks, a broker from the East,
was in the city yesterday on business
J. r. Campbell, of the Island, left last
Friday on a business trip TO Meyersdale'
Pa.
Mrs. John Bradshaw, OF Washington,
Pa, is visiting friends on the South
Side.
George Gilmore, Of Alliance, Ohio, IS
home visiting his mothers on Fourteenth
street.
Charles Miller has accepted posi-
ton with II. e. Bachmaun q Co., as
salesman.
Miss Annie Bythine, Of Pittsburg, is
visiting Mrs. John Carney, OF South
Jacob street.
Harry Smith, . Of South Chapline
street. is recovering from an attack OF
TYPHOID fever.
E. B. Cottrill, a popular B. & o. flag
man, is of duty, visiting his best girl at
Claysville, Pa.
The Bernhard Listemsnn Company
and the Devils Auction Company are
at the Stamm.
Mrs. Joseph May, OF SteubenviIle, is
poIpb Klina IN
Twelfth street.
Mrs. VIM. Murran and daughter, who
have been visiting At Dennison, o., have
returned home.
George W. thinner, the popular South
Side barber, is spending to-day with
friends out Of town.
Miss Anna NJ. Harrington left for
Welsburg Thursday, TO attend swell
hop Friday evening.
Harry Bachman, the South Side bust
ness man, is moving MS residence from
Eoff 10 Sixteenth street.
Roy Spear has resigned his position
with Shelf Bros, and will engage In
business at MoundsyilIe.
John aud EIwood Marsh and John
Fish, all OF the South Side, left last
night for Iowa for visit.
Frederick Schaub, the popular South
Jacob street barber, is on the sick list.
he has an attack OF grip.
Rev. C. B. Henthorne has returned
aud will occupy his pulpit in the Bridge
port N. Z. Church to-day.
Miss Alice Faggot, q well known
Young lady Of South Eof street, who
has been i'll, IS much better.
Frank Cooper. the B. & o. employee,
accompanied by his best girl, left yes
terday for a trip TO Pittsourg.
George E. McEntee, salesman for
VIM. r. Dudley, will leave to-morrow
for 3 trip 10 Monongah, on business.
Jacob Hull, from the East, is 10 the
city atthe bedside of his brother Louis,
Of Seventeenth street, who is very III.
T6uis Seaman, OF the LaBelle mill, IS
ablsto be about again after recovering
from the results Of recent accident.
JG. Tomlinson. OF the Panhandle,
.,rived home last evening from Florida,
briaring some fine oranges with him.
:. Ernest Seabright, former South Side
druggist, was in from bis farm at Sher-
ard a few days ago on q pleasure trip.
Mrs. George N. Carney, wife Of the
o1nefintendent OF tina Water Works. is
Smprovlng very slowly in her sickness.
Mrs ida MeMeKahsD, Of 7ClsysEille,