Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-13
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals

OF tCt1b 70 TIC h5CESb6
New YORK, June 12-Aaron Bloch,
of Wheeling, is at the Hotel Waldorf;
G. c. Griffith is at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
P. W. Roth, of Buffalo, n. Y, is in
the city.
D. G. Hearne left this morning for
trip West.
John Hammer, OF Sistersville, is at
the Behler
WIyDsoR-A. B. Fleming, Fairmont;
C. NJ. Johnson, Elkins.
f. J. Lockwood, OF Marietta, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
Miss Sallie Ellsworth, Of Ohio, is the
guest among friends on the South Side.
ST. CHARLES: John G. Crawford,
Cameron, and w. S. Morris, Manning
ton.
Virgil A. Lewis, State Superintendent
OF Schools, of Charleston, is at the
Stamm.
George Bell, the genial coal merchant
Of South Wood street, has fne new
bicycle.
w. w. Mitchell, OF South Market
street, left Yesterday for Kansas City,
Mo-, TO visit.
Charles MenkemelIer, the South Side
druggist, and wife are home from avlslt
to Cincinnati.
w. j. Robinson and C. L. Williams,
officials OF the Ohio River railroad, are
at the Mcclure.
Judge Okey Johnston, who has been
in the city for day or two, left yester-
day over the B. 81 o.
Miss Rose Skaley, OF South Eoff
street, Is home from a three months
visit TO friends at Pittsburg.
Will G. Vorpe, of Kenton, Ohio, city
editor of the Daily Nelcs and Graphic
NelgS, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Durham, Of Sis
tersville, passed through the city yes
terday on their return from Pitts6urg.
John A. Orr, Henry Martin, E. &.
Mcclure and E. E. Lowry, OF Washing
ton, Pa, were at the BehIer yesterday.
McLURE-B. T. Neil, Jr., E. w.
Mather and f. J. Warney, Psrkers6urg;
Henry Stone, Sistersylle; Miss Maud
Dent, Parkersburg.
George l. Garrison is In Charleston
organizing a new lodge OF the a. .. u.
w. He anticipates that lodge OF 200
members will be the result
William Thompson, the we'll known
musician, will leave next Monday for
Quaker City, Ohio, where he will be the
leader 10 a travelling orchestra.
BEHLER: M. E. Pell, Burning
Springs; Irwin Ober and D. Engle,
New Martinsville; VIM. d. Boyle, Cen
ter Point, and j. r. Mehen, Parkers-
burg.
Ex-Governor Fleming was caller at
the REGISTER Office yesterday. The
Governor was only in town for short
while, returning TO his home yesterday
afternoon.
Howard Hastings, Edward Baker,
Andrew Roberts, well-knOwn young
men OF the South Side, have gone TO
Moundsville TO encamp on the camp
grounds.
SrAMM: Emery Jacobs, Welsburg;
VIM. II. Martin, Fairmont; 0. b.
Ramey and daughter, Sistersvlle; ). c.
Moore, Proctor; Miss Matte Lutz,
Charleston, and James Hartman, Jr.'
Warrington.
Mrs. Laura M. Rockhold, of the Island,
who has been very i'll for some time, has
recovered sufficiently TO make trip to
her old home In Writ county, where she
hopes TO recuperate. She left this
morning over the o. Z. +. Z.
Some years ago, Ida, the daughter OF
Harrison Belleville, OF the South Side,
found a soldiers medal belonging TO
Edward Webb, Company Z, OF the Thir'
teenth regiment OF West Virginia. The
owner can get the medal by applying at
the Office OF Coroner j. w. Schultz, at
Thirty-third and ChapIine streets.
Joseph thinner, the accommodating
clerk 81 the Stamm Hotel, has a neat
uiece of his own artistic work on the
hotel register as a greeting TO butchers
In attendance at the convention. II Is
a representation Of the heads OF asleep,
steer and hog, and there was not one OF
the some forty butchers stopping at the
hotel who did not notice the piece OF
work at once.
NJ. J. Conner, A. NJ, President OF the
Actual Business College, Pittsburg, Pa,
has been visiting his cousin, Thos. +.
Burke. Councilman from the Sixth ward,
during the past few days. Prof. Conner
ia associate author OF the Revised
Actual Business Accountant, the largest
work on the science OF accounts pub
lisbed, and be is one of the most pro-
minent and popular educators in West
ern Pennsylvania.