Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01

Daily Chronicls Of tbs Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicles Of tbs Movement OF
individuals.
sS<eios Isi<cran 10 rs REGISTER.
New York, January BE. c. Ew-
ing and A. Glass. of Wheeling, are reg
istered at the Astor House.
]. D. Ham, of Sistersvile, is at the
Windsor
NJ. F. Garrison, of wadcstown, is at
the Stamm.
C. K. Clarke, of Washington, Pa, is
in the city.
1. c. Ralphsnyder. OF KinswoOd, is at
the Mcclure.
]. H.Fuller, OF Washington, Pa, is
at the Behler.
John S. Hamilton, OF Fairmont. is at
the Mcclure Hotel.
j. w. Stuck, Of West Union, was reg
istered ct the Stamn.
Il. Morris and wife. OF GAINESVILLE, o.,
are at the st. Charles.
James T. Orr. of GAINESVILLE, o., was
guest Of the Stamm yesterday.
John A. Lockary, OF ST. Clairsville,
was Mcclure guest yesterday.
Hoffman Somuers, Esq, Of Clarki-
burg, is In the city on business.
c. Yeager, OF st. Clairsville, was reg
stered at the Mchure yesterday.
c. Sheridan and wife, of Steubenville,
were St. Charles guests yesterday.
C. A.. Rucker. OF Atlanta, Ga, well
known business man, is at the Mcclure.
Henry Dietrich. OF the South Side
left last evening for visit to Chicago,
III.
B. NJ. Eoff, a popular South Side
gentleman, is suffering from severe
cold.
Miss Mamie Harrison, OF the Island,
is again confined to her bed with sick
ness.
D. A. Scott, prominent merchant
of Independence, Pa, is stopping at the
Behler.
ST. CHARLES. w. f. Martin and II.
F. Blair, Warrington, and John James,
Grafton.
Gen. f. P. Jepson is In Stanton, Va,
visiting his daughter, who is at school
in that city.
BEHLER: George j. Summers, Hunt
ington; John Anderson, Parkersourg,
and w. Kelly, Sistersville.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell and Col. George
Caldwell are in Charleston attending
the Supreme Court sessions.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell was reported
much improved yesterday, although he
is still suffering from n severe cold.
Hon. Ben Wilson was in the city a
short while yesterday. Col. Wilson is
looking after the Benwood water works
project.
q Arthur Slower and George Artz, Of
down the river, who were guests OF
South Side friends, returned to their
homes yesterday.
Frank Lovelle, fireman on the r. 5.
& g., has returned from HiggiLsport'
o., where be has been visiting his pa
rents for a few weeks.
John B. Doughry, Of the Pittsburg
Chrontce-Telegrdph, was at the Windsor
last night en- route to Grafton. He is a
pleasing young business man.
John L. Hanson, the clever leading
comedian of the "Zeb" company, is an
old typo, and was formerly employed
| on the Pittsburg Leader. he has risen
rapidly ip the theatrical profession.
Mrs. Harry Frank, ccompanied by
her sister, Mrs. WIN. IL. Frank, Of
Wheeling. leave Thursday for New Or
leans TO witness the Mardi Gras festivi-
ties, after which they will make an ex-
tended tour through Florida, stopping
at various points Of interest.-Attdntd
Constitution.
w. c. Shapleigh, vino has been here
for the last fifteen months superintend-
ing the construction of the new water
works for the Holly Company, will leave
this morning for Pittsburgh, where he
will take charge OF similar work there.
he has made many friends in Wheeling
who are 10th to have him leave the city.