Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

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individuals.
Special Telegram to ne Register.
New YORK. March IA. PAUL., Of
Wheeling, is at the st. James Hotel.
Jacob Schliner, B. & o. car inspec-
tor, is sick.
Henry Solden, Of Caldwell's Run, is
on the sick list.
Mrs. William McElroy, of South Eoff
street, is quite i'll.
John G. Hoffman,, Jr., went to Eli
kins yesterday on business.
McLURE: H. F. Ward and ]. E.
Stewart, OF Washington, Pa.
Conrad Bremerx the South Side cigar
manufacturer, is on the sick list.
Mlt Boyer, in advance of Donaldson
Theatrical Girls, is at the Windsor.
Miss Maude Powell, of South Eoff
street, has a severe attack Of the grip.
Capt. T. II. Mong returned last even
ing from a TWO months stay in Florida.
f. w. Kermey left for a trip to New
York last Tuesday by the Panhandle.
A son of Friend Shloss, the milkman,
of Caldweps Run, is very i'll Of pneu-
monia.
Charles McNeeley, of West Middle
town. Pa, is guest Of South Side
friends.
DR.. John H. Pipes and wife left yes
terday by the Panhandle on their trip
to Rome.
Frederick Schaub, the South Side
barber, is little improved in his attack
of sickness.
Miss Caroline Fuchs, Of Cincinnati, is
visiting Mrs. George w. Eckhart, on
Main street.
Miss Mary Beck, of Cincinnati is the
guest of Miss Estelle Eckart, Of $40
Main street.
DIR. ]. c. Walton. OF New Cumber-
land, formerly of BenWood, was In the
city yesterday.
d. S. Hoobler, Of Philadelphia, fine
old gentleman, is in the city among his
many friends here.
Paul Riegel. of South Wetzel street,
will leave this morning for Pueblo, COL,
where be will reside.
VIM. Becker, the popular Forty-third
street barber, is again in his shop, after
an attack of the grip.
WINDSOR; DR.. w. f. Vankirk and
daughter, of Grafton; Geo. Dufous and
A. ]. Russell, of Sistersville.
Captain Edward Tate, enc Of the
most genial railroaders, is in the city.
His home is at Rochester, Pa.
VIM. Carroll, Of Forty-fith street, is
at Cameron attending the funeral Of his
grandmother, Mrs. Sliena Carroll.
j. D. Marsh and Allan Steen, promI-
nent South Siders, are home from q
business trip in the locality Of Sherrard.
Fred Stengle, the FOrty-fourth street
butcher, went TO Slstersville, yesterday,
with the view OF entering the butcher
business there.
VIM. Hearne, wife, son and maid left
by the =. 81 0. at Alp yesterday after
noon for San Diego, Cal, for the benefit
of his wlfe's health.
Chief Frank J. Healy, Of the Fire De-
partment, was taken suddenly i'll yes
terday morning, and is now confined to
bis home home on Seventeenth street.
Harry Prichard, the noted second
baseman Of the Red Cross Oil Club. has
signed articles and will play this season
with the Youngstown, o., team. He
will play second base also for this club.
SrAEM-J. NJ. Fawcett. OF Harding;
J. w. Dunlevy. OF Cameron; Chas. Drake
and S. +. Brown, Of Warrington; John
Hopkins and r M. Kiser, Of Manning
ton; c. T. Wigginton, Of Fairmont.
BEHLER-s. E. McDonough. J. S.
OBrien, w. c. L. Fleming, w, Lafferty
and John Brown, of Fairmont; John
Henderson. Of Sistersville. J. W. Kelly,
Of Parkersburg; c. w. Ebert, Of Par
kersburg.