Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-03

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
MCLURE: ]. ]. WEIGH, Rulings, w.
Va.
]. B.. Finley. OF Parkersburg. IL in
the city.
Miss Lulu Altmsyer, Of South Jacob
street, is i'll.
j. W. Good Imam, of Piedmont, O., Is
at the Behler.
VIM. P. Tyler, of Washington, Pa, is
at the Mcclure.
E. NJ. McDermott. Of Huntington. is
hotel visitor.
James L. Cameron, Of Barnesville,
o., is at the Mcclure.
R. NJ. Shaw, OF Parkersburg, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Fred Hyer, of Thirty-third street, has
serious attack OF grip.
James +. Lantry, secretary OF the
Planters Insurance Company. Alex.
andria, Va, is In the city on business.
L. Rauser, formerly in the employ OF
FL. f. Behrens, has gone TO California
with his family, where he will locate.
Mr.. Ben Horkheimer accompanied by
his sister, Miss Sarah, left Saturday for
Cleveland, Ohio, 10 visit friends.
Miss Hope Mills, OF Market street, is
spending the holidays with her grand
parents at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
William SeIne, a popular South Sid
er, was in Plttsburg yesterday 10 have
a look at Coxey's army.
Edward Highwart and vile. OF South
Jacob street, are home from visit
to Pittsburg.
Miss Mary Beck and aunt, OF Cincin-
natl, O., who for the last four weeks
have been visiting at the home OF
George Eckhart, OF North Main street,
have returned to their home.
Nile O. Ford, son OF the South Side
physician, VINO mas been at home sick,
will return TO Delaware, o., to-day,
where he is attending college.
Mr. Frank Caldwell left yesterday on
a trip through the State in The interest
OF the Central City Soap Company, Of
Michigan.
STAsnL-Ex. Congressman Charles e.
Hogg, Colonel j. p. X. b. Smith, Point
Pleasant, w. ]. White. Morgantown;
Joe A. Craddock, Chenille; w. Is.
Gaudy, Clarksburs; i. b. Thayer,
Parkersburg.
Henry II. Lamb and vile, OF West
Alexander, were in town yesterday and
registered at the Stamm House.
J. w. Mathews and wife, OF Cameron,
are guests at the home OF William Cum
ningham on Forty-seventh street.
Amy, the little daughter Of John Ear
nits. of Twenty-fitth street, who yester-
day was reported to be dangerously Ill
OF spasms, is about we'll.
Miss Mamie Crswell charming
young lady OF Ohio, who has been a
guest Of friends on North Main street,
has returned to her home.
f. f. Schivener, C. y. Robb, OF Park
ersburg, and Il. l.. Priddle and wife, OF
Huntington, are visitors in the city.
st. CHARLES: j. T. Stewart. Anston;
S. Strait, Parkersburg; ID. Franklin,
Hundred; S. C. Stewart, Arnettsville,
and G.. w. Thorwaldson. Hundred.
WINDsoR-A. L. Prichard. Manning
ton; j Blackburn, Mannington; Chas.
Eberts, Glover's Gap, and Charles Bur
rows, Warrington.
BEHLER-Rev. John B. Banes and A.
G. Lancaster and wife, Petersburg; j.
w. Moore, Charleston; Thomas Flow
ers, j. L. Irwin and w. c. Moore, Man
nington; w. l.. Rothlesoerger, New
Martnsvlle; c. w. Eberts, Central
City; M. c. Fleming, w. Laiferty and
J. T. O'Brisn, Moundsvile.
Mrs. George Cooper, well known
South Side lady, who is so i'll, was re-
moved TO East Wheeling yesterday.
Her condition is critical.
f. II. FIaherty, C. L. NJ. Kuhn, Mon
ongah; L. c.; Frank Clarksburg; Nor
gan BilinRsly, Fairmont; f. A. Orr,
Saloma; Alex. j. Clark, Warrington,
are among those at the Windsor.
Mrs. II. G.. Green and daughter, Sis
tersville; Clarence Il. Clark, New Mar
tinsville; j. w. Braddinson, Valley
Falls; Charles Pontlus. Cameron; John
NJ. Hughes aud G. c. Warehain, Beaver
Falls; p Russell and j. O'Brien, Sisters
vile; W. w. Cole, Point Pleasant, are
among We st Virgipians at the Stamm,
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