Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-05

Daily ChrenIcls OF the Movements OF
individuals.

Daily Chroulcis OF the Movement or
individuals.
Special TO ths Rsoistg.
NEW YORK, July At. Harvey. Of
Wheeling, is at the New York Hotel.
Senator j. N. Camden is at the Nc
Lure.
d. Daily. OF Sistersvile, is q Windsor
guest.
c. W. Snider, OF Sistersville. is at the
Stamm.
Anum5er OF Pittsburg singers are at
the Behler.
J. j. Pennington. OF Fairmont, is at
the Stamm.
C. R. Deuel., Of Friendly. is among
Mcclure guests.
G. Schulz and wife, of Pittsburg. are
st. Charles guests.
]. R. Dye. OF Parkersburg. 70 regis
tered at the Mcclure.
John Thompson, OF Washington, Pa,
is registered at the Stamm.
Clark Hamilton leaves to-day on o
business trip throughout the State.
George j. Blakeley. editor OF the
Siluer West, OF Denver, is in the city.
ST. CHARLES: Roy Finlerson, Man
nington, and Sarah Deiferoush, Graf
ton.
Miss Theodore I.aidley passed through
the city yesterday en- route for Charles
ton.
Latane McLain leaves this afternoon
for Marietta and other points down the
river.
Tom Sweeney. OF Elm Grove, is re-
covering from an attack Of typhoid
fever.
The Gallagher baseball team, OF
Moundsville, was at the Mcclure yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Of the Islaad,
spent the Fourth with their daughter.
Mrs. Elmore. OF New Castle, Pa
Miss Carrie Kuhn, formerly Of this
city, OF Washington. Pa, is visiting
friends In the city.
Wood Cooper. q prominent young
school teacher OF Claysville, Pa, was
in the city yesterday on q pleasure trip.
Miss Ella Altmeyer, OF Forty-seventh
and Eoff streets, left yesterday to spend
week at the Moundsville camp
grounds.
Miss Annie Bondis, OF Hundred. who
has been the guest OF Miss Lizzie
Hahne, OF Forty-third street, has gone
10 her home.
VIM. Carey, Of Twenty-ninth street,
has accepted a responsible position with
the Globe Lime and Cement Works OF
CaldwelPs run.
Charles Barr, John Kinghorn and
Frank Miller, well known young men
OF this city, went to Steubenville yes
terday to enter the bicycle track rece.
Secretary John c. Lynch, OF the Y.
NJ. C. A., and wife will be home Friday
from trip OF two weeks to the former
home of the Secretary at Harrisburg,
Pa.
VIM. Hastings and daughter and Miss
Lou and Howard Wilson, all OF South
Eoff street, have gone to the Mounds
Vile camp grounds TO stay Tor the sum
mer.
Henry Frohme, the Eighth ward fire.
man who met with the recent accident,
is recovering rapidly. He is now able
to walk about, and will resume his du-
ties at the hose house in short time.
Daniel Gaughan. one OF the most pop
ular OF South Siders, has been appoint
ed extra fireman at the Eighth Ward
engine house, and Is on duty there now
in the place OF Henry Frohme, who
Is i'll.
BEHLER: G. A. Clendenning, Hunt
ington: j. r. Dunohoe and John j.
Robins, New Cum berland; l.. ID. Dsgg,
ST stersvlle; S. l.. Book. MonoDgah; Geo.
w. Hagerty and Edward Houstein.
Warrington.
Mrs. C. +. Danvers, wife OF the man
aver at the works OF George X. Nc
Mechen & Son Company, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Gertie, have
gone to Annapolis, Md, where they
will spend the summer.
SrAMM: T. A. Sutton and wife, Sis
tersville: Geo. g. Stout. Parkersburg;
Chas. Henderson, Sistersville; Miss Liz
zie RIdgely, LA. Metcalf and Miss Lou
RIdgley, West Liberty, and G. w.
Stocking and wife. SIstersville.
David Riester, an old Wheeling boy,
and wife are in the city for weeks
visit TO friends and relatives. Riester
Is now at Toledo, O., employed In tho
Libbey glass works. He states that
trade among the glass houses there has
been good since the FIRST OF this year.
John II. Brown. OF MuncIe, Ind, the
manager Of the pudding department OF
the Indiana Iron Company, OF that
place, arrived In the city yesterday. He
is an old Wheeling boy, and Is prosper
ing in the west. He is here on weeks
visit TO his mother, who lives at $3.50
Jacob street.