Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Daily htOaIols OF ths Movsnsus Of
IndIVfduaIS

individuals
Special 10 tAs Re0sss-.
New YORK, October %. Mr.. and Mrs
W. NJ Tiernau, OF Wheeling, are regis
tered at the Gilsey House.
A. L. Levi, OF Wheeling. is at the
Stewart House.
R. Frank, of Wheeling, registered to-
day 1T the Astor House.
Hon. w. B. Stewart, Of New Cumber-
land, is In the city.
Walter Wills, the South Side printer,
is on the sick list.
Capt. Bob McEldowney, Of the Wet
Eel Democrat, is in the city.
Miss Title Renchly, of East Wheel
ing, is visiting friends in Hannibal, U.
Capt Robert McEldowney, Of New
Martinsville, was in the city last even
ing.
Miss Rena Foster, of the East End,
will visit friends at Woodsaeld, O., next
week.
5. B. Hall, Esq, prominent Demo
crat of Wetzel county, was in the city
last night.
Mr.. E. E. Stewart, a prominent lum-
Der merchant Of New Martinsville, is at
the Behler.
Chas. A. Schmidt, Of Slstersville, a
prominent merchant, is registered at
the Windsor.
Miss Florence Post, OF Temple Moor,
Harrison county, is the guest OF Miss
Francis Jordan.
John A. Dopler, Egg, Of Proctor is
in the city. He came up to hear Wilson
speak last night.
Edward c. Schoeu went TO Bellaire
yesterday to attend the funeral OF
child of his sister.
Miss Teresa Evans, a popular East
Wheeling lady, left yesterday on an ez-
tended tour Of the South.
S. NJ. Rice, the well known dealer In
millinery goods, left yesterday on the
Pan-Handle for New York.
AL. 7. Pritchard, manager Of the OH
Well Supply Co. az Warrington, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
w. j. Robinson, OF ParkersburG, pas
seuger and freight agent OF the Ohio
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State Senator j. B. Finley, OF Park
ersburg, was In the city last night at
tending the big Wilson meeting.
Miss Gertrude Burkhardt, OF Woods
ieln, O., who has been visiting In the
city, will return home Saturday.
Gala Mitchell is out again, after
being confined TO his home for several
days as the result Of kick by vicious
horse.
John L. Pracht was at the OperS
House as representative from Nc
Mechen, and occupied seat on the
stage.
Maurice Freeman, one Of the most
finished actors 10 the country, was here
with the paradise Lost" company yes
terday.
Miss Mollie Ferrall, of this city, who
has been visiting In Chicago, returns
home to-day accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Charles Millsap.
Miss Blanche Terrell, of the Fast
End, accompanied by Miss Florence
Dilworth, will leave In a few days TO
visit friends in Chicago.
c. L. Weems, prosecuting attorney Of
Belmont county, Ohio, a good old fash
Toned Democrat, came in with an eXcUr-
sion on the c., L. g. w. to attend the
Wilson-Cockran meeting last night.
Miss Mamie, B. Hayne, valedctorian
class Of '04, BGSsepoEthigh school, has
entered the Segun Business College Tor
the full course in bookkeeping, short
hand and typewrIting.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL: ]. W. Plum,
Sist ersvlle; j. r. Harper, Warrington;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Smith, Bradford,
Pa; NJ. f. HessmYer, PlttsOurg; c.
Brookover, Anthem, w. Va; L. o.
McCown, Ravenswood; j. M. Polling,
Graham, w. Va.
Among the distinguished visitors in
town last night were w. n. Chancellor,
Collector Gnkerson. Senator Finley, OF
Petersburg; Postmaster Stewart, OF
New Cum berland; DR.. Anderson, candi-
date for the Legislature in the Brooke
and Hancock delegate district; Capt
William Robinson, Of the Ohio River
railroad; Col. G. L. Smith, Of Fairmont;
w. R. Dent and A. L. Taylor, OF Graf
ton, and Messrs. Leppes and WEIGH, OF
Keyser.