Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of
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Individual1
Special TsE<orsn 10 1as Rsgsstsr.
New YORK, April An. Schlesinger,
Of Wheeling. is in New York buying
goods, and is stopping at the ST. Denis
Hotel.
VIM. Jordan, OF GAINESVILLE. is at the
Mcclure.
Fl. Quarter and J. S. Gibbs left yes
terday for an eastern business trip.
The Forgiven Company is registered
at the Stamm.
John Murphy. of Washington, Pa,
is at the Behler.
Mrs. VIM. Rstcliff, OF South Jvcob
street, is quite Ill.
H. 4. Spencer, of New York is among
those at the Behler.
David Bell, who has been III, is enjoy
ing his usual health again.
Henry f.. Never, OF the Sixth ward,
has gone east on business.
MCLURE-C. K. Duel, Friendly, and
G. b. Tnomlinson, Sistersvlle.
f. G. McMillln and wife are at the
Mcclure. They live at st. Clairsville.
Mrs. William Fee. OF South Main
street, was somewhat better yesterday.
w. r. Barnett, Recorder elect of
Warrington, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Fred Shallcross, the expressman. left
the city yesterday to join Forepaugh's
circus.
Mrs. Mary Slender, OF New Martins
vile, is guest among South Side
friends.
]. L. Dudley, OF Bremen & Mabls, has
moved from the South Side to North
Wheeling.
Misses Lizzie Serig and Theresa Moser
are home from a seven-months' splendid
trip through the west
Miss Annie Myers, OF Steubenville,
who has been visiting In this city, has
returned to her home.
BEHLER:-Thomas Flarers, Manning
ton; John Slater, Huntington, and j.
A. HanEle, Warrington.
The wife OF Henry Blum. OF Twenty
seventh and Eoff streets, was taken
suddenly sick yesterday.
Peter Pues, one OF the best known
citizens OF the South Side, is not eX-
pected TO live many days.
Fred Schaub, the South Side barber,
who has had such bad attack OF erip,is
able to be in his shop again.
Miss Eta Bingell, principal OF the
Fifth ward school, aud her mother are
visiting friends ia Cincinnati.
Samuel Humphrey, the South Side
base ball player, left yesterday for
Pittsburg, where he will work.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton, OF South Chap
line street, is spending her vacation
week with friends in Pittsburg.
William Scroggins, fireman at the
water works, who has been i'll for five
months, is able to walk about again.
III. johnson, OF Salisbury, n. c.. is
in the city. He is from the gold dis
trict OF that State. He is among the
guests at the Stamm Hotel.
]. L. Slater, one Of the most popular
employees OF the street car company, Is
home from pleasant trip TO Washing
ton, Pa, and West Alexander.
Engineer John Wright. OF Wilson e
Chapman's planning mill, was called to
his home near Sardis, Ohio, by 4 dis
patch stating that his brother was In a
dying condition.
William Steward, one OF the tolmen
Of the new steel bridge to Bridgeport,
who is III at the city hospital, is much
better and will be able 10 be out the
latter part of the week.
WINDsoR:-Charles Burrows. Mann
ington; George Umstead, New Martins
Vile; John A. Hutchinson, and B. M.
Amber, Petersburg; j. 5. Robinson,
Warrington; Morgan Blllingsly, Fair
mont; f. ). Wash, Huntington, and G.
c. Watts, Charleston.
Rev. Father McEllgot, OF Grafton,
left yesterday for Baltimore, where he
will be in attendance at the ordination
exercises OF Father Donahue. Rev.
Father Peters, .. NJ. Cap, OF this city.
take charge OF Father McEligots
work during his absence. Father Mar
titus, o. NJ. Cap, OF this city, left yes
terday for Baltimore also TO be In at
tendance at the exercises OF ordination.
SrAMsE George w. Clifton. Clifton;
Miss Dora BunkIey, Weston; ID. NJ.
Timberlake, Weston; P. J. Mcdonnell,
Weston; Isaac Jackson, Weston; Mrs.
]. L. Radcliffe, Wellsburg; Mr.. George
w. McCleary aud wife, Wellsburg; j.
w. Dunlevy, Cameron; j. NJ. HorDer,
Deariton; J. J. Gratshaw, BraXton; w.
w. Croore. Valley Falls; J. Tealbitz,
Slstersvlle; c. w. Moore. Slstersville;
NJ. Kane, SIstersvlle; Alex. Heauser,
Pennington; D. r. Melghen. LItteton;
NJ. l.. Beneidum, Littleton.