Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
DAILY Chronicle Of the Movement Of
Individuals.

DAILY lnrOnIclo OF INC Ao'eA-oHe ~
individuals.
]. A. Clark, OF Fairmont, is at the
Mcclure.
A. w. Prichard, of Warrington, is at
the Mcclure.
]. NJ. Story. of Warrington, is at
the ST. Charlie.
William Coleman. Of No. q Twentieth
street, is indlsposed.
VIM. Kisen, OF Woods6eld, o., was at
the Stamm yesterday.
Mrs. c. c. Arens, Of South jacob
street, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. John Crockard. wife OF the
wharf-master, is very i'll.
w. S. Slmms, Of Clarington, o., was
at the Windsor yesterday.
]. ]. Letter. of Chicago, was at
the st. Charles yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. R. Wolff. OF this city, is Wis
ting friends at SteubenYiIle. o
Miss Jennie Graham, OF this city, is a
guest OF friends at Fairmont.
Miss Lizzie Psndleton, Of this city, is
visiting friends at WellsburR.
John LOTUS. of the street car barns,
is visiting friends at Columbus, o.
Joseph Zergen, Of Steubenville. o.,
was at the Stamm Holel Yesterday.
VIM. Bartollas, of South Jacob street,
is able TO be out again after sickness.
Harry Work and wife, OF Sistersvllle,
are guests of friends Of Thirty-first
street.
Mrs. B. Bach, of Twentieth street. is
on the sick list. but is slightly i'm
proved.
Miss Ella Robinson. OF Hartford City,
this State, is visitor among Wheeling
friends.
A child of Philip Roth, the South
Jacob street coniectioner, is danger
ously i'll.
John Kirkpatrick, prominent cIti-
zen of Bellaire, is convalescing after a
serious illness.
Hon. A. d. Garden came all the way
from Weston, to take part In the enter.
tainment tonight.
George A. Duncan, Jas. A. Quinn
and 5. Pew, OF ClarEsburg, are regis
tered at the Stamm.
DIR. j. r. Manley, the accommodating
physician OF South Chapline street, suf-
fers from an indispostion.
Miss Celia Burk, OF South Main
street, is home from FIVE weeks visit
to friends in Allegheny City, Pa.
VIM. II. Berkeley, the Market street
harness man, has had relapse in his
sickness. He is again confined to bis
bed.
John Mack, boss engineer OF the
street car companies power house, is of
duty sick. Adam Mauer is filling his
place.
Rev. Mr.. Robb, OF this city. occupied
the pulpit Of the NJ. +. Church in
Bridgeport morning and evening yes
terday.
Jack Crogau, the popular extra fre-
man OF the Niagara, left yesterday for
a visit to his sister, who lives In Steu.
benville.
Col. and Mrs. ". w. Arnett arrived
from Washington City Yesterday morn
lux, anu Tue OOlOuci lOlt AOA w eShlhS-
ton, Pa, last evening.
Miss Jennie Conkle, pleasing young
lady Of Moyston street, will leave this
morning for two weeks stay with
friends at Oak Forest, Pa.
DR.. George |. Garrison is home from
q successful business trip to Grafton.
he was there organizing a new lodge
A. o. wv, and reports having secured
about forty members.
William Fritz, a popular butcher Of
South Jacob street, will leave for Sis
tersville this morning, where he will be
the owner and proprietor OF a large
butchering establishment.
BEHLER-G. +. Lester, FaIrmont; j.
E. Cramer, Warrington; James A. Hair,
Fairmont; Mrs. Rose Burkett, Little
ton; John Henderson, Sistersvile; Adam
Lane and VIM. Shay, Wellsburg, and
e. C. Rowand, Fairmont.
Thomas REBELLION, OF Chicago, is
again in this locality. This well known
former citizen OF Elm Grove is as firm
in the Democratic faith as ever. he
will be in this locality among his
friends for some time, and may again
locate here.