Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

Daily Chronicle OF tho Movement Of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF tho movements OF
individuals.
SrseisE Tslseram % tAs SsBGIy Rscisyss.
New YoRK, February 17.-Mrs. 81. L.
Wheat is at the Hotel Marlborough, and
Randolph Stalnaker and n. e. Whit
aker at the ST. Cloud Hotel.
]. ]. Irwin, of Washington, Pa, is at
the Behler.
c. @. Rooney, of SlstsrsviIle, is at the
ST. Charles.
FIJI. Farbar, of Washington, Pa, is
at the Mcclure.
George Buxton, of East Liverpool, O.,
is at the Mcclure.
F.M. Courson, of Pittsburg, was In
the city yesterday.
Chauncey Hogg, Of Cadiz, O., is visit
ing friends in the city.
Rev. j. C. Tripett and wife, OF West
Liberty, are in the city.
Fred Hawthorne. OF Harrisyille, O.,
is registered at the st. Charles.
w. w. Echols, of the Wheeling Bsk-
cry, is out again after sickness.
Miss Theresa Singer, OF Beech Bot
tom, is 4 guest of Wheeling friends.
WINDsoR.-W. c. Kerchner, Middle
bourne, and F. S. Miller, Sistersvilie.
Louis and Ameel Leinweber, OF this
city, arrived yesterday from European
trip.
John House, a well-known old citizen
OF the Island, is out again after an III
ness.
Major T. C. Burk, of the B. & O., was
on business trip yesterday to Pitts
burg.
NJ. Jacobson, OF Richmond, Va,
we'll known business man, is az the Nc
Lure.
Irwin Imhofr, of the Island, is home
from Washington, D. c., and other
places.
Elmer Morris, B. &. O. assistant bag
gage master, is on duty again after an
illness.
Thomas Dailer, of the BenwoOd
Junction Office, has gone TO work after
a sickness.
B. S. Mcclure, wife and sister left
yesterday morning by the B. 81 U. Tor
visit to Texas.
Howard Brenneman, of the Wheeling
Bakery, is home from business trip to
Washington, Pa.
John Lynch and Jas. Gallagher, well
known South Siders, are home from
visit to Steuoenville.
w. B. Howell, prominent citizen OF
/ o. F.a
re n, is at the Behler.
Peter and Henry Emg. Of Welsburg
who have been visiting South SIDE
friends. have returned to their home.
William Fritz, of South Jacob street,
left yesterday for business trip to
SsterSville.
Mrs. NJ. II. Denger, Of South Chap
line street, got home yesterday from
visit TO Coshocton, o.
James McCafery, Of Sherrard, visited
his daughter, Mrs. j. d. Marsh, oil
South Jacob street, last Friday.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Lantry, OF South
Jacob street, is rapidly recovering de
will be able to DO out this weekS
ST. CHARLEs:-W. P. Barth, Sisters
Vile; w. A, Hamilton and wife, Man
nington; Thos. Pollock, Sistersville.
Mrs. j. Geraghty, wife OF the man
amer of the Union News Company, In
this city, is visiting her parents in Pitts
burg,
Frank Ross, 3. & o. passenger car
inspector, left yesterday afternoon for
a visit to his mother al Garrett station,
this State.
BEHLER.-John Steady, Sistersville;
Charles Johnson, Wellsburg; Ii. B.
Lane, Slstersville, and Hartz Geraghty,
Sistersvile.
SrAMNr: P. Hall, Fairmont; Basil
Bowers and wife, New Martinsville; Q.
Z. Mather. Warrington, and u. NJ.
Mccoy, Sstersville.
S. w. Green, OF New Matamoras, o.,
who has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. a. r. Raper, Of South Sacob street.
returned 10 his home yesterday.
Charles Ferguson. well known La
Belle puddler, OF South Jacob street,
has secured the agency for book on
the Homestead Pa, strike and will be-
gin in the morning to canvass the town.
Edward MUM, an enterprising young
man Of the South Side, who has been a
salesman at II. L. Menkemeler's South
Market street shoe store, had his resig-
nation there to take effect yesterday.
Mr.. MUM has accepted position with
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