Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-19
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle Of tho Movement of
Individuals

Daily Chronicle Of tho Movements OF
Individuals.
WINDSOR: L. B. Mitchell, Sisters
vile.
The Old Homestead Qaartetto is at
the Mcclure.
Robert j. Anderson, Of Charleston, is
az the Behler.
j. f. Block, Of Washington, Pa, is
at the Stamm,
A. A. Lewis, of Weston, is in the
city on business.
Thomas DEWEY, OF Fairmont, was ia
the city yesterday.
j. A. Yarshan, Of Warrington, is at
the Mcclure Hotel.
Charles l.. hobbs, Of Washington,
Pa, is az the Windsor.
A child Of VIM Schafer, Of 1919
Wood street, is very III.
The Spider and the Fly company are
at toe BehleT, enroute east.
j. w. williamson, of Moundsville,
was az the Behler yesterday.
+. III. Calvert and E. II. Robinson, OF
Warrington, are Behler guests.
VI. r. Hamilton, Of Warrington, is
visiting among friends in the city.
BEHLER: C. w. Ebert, Central City;
Fred Porter, o. A. Homer, Sistersville.
DR.. d. H. Painter, physician in charge
at the Keely Institute, is i'll from over
eXert.On.
Percy Hornbrook, Of Elm Grove, is
home from q visit TO friends in Greene
county, Pa
Mrs. Cora Long, of this city, who has
been visiting at Steubenville, has re-
turned home.
j, M. Showacre, of Moundsville, has
accepted q position in Scheehle's North
End pharmacy.
John Il. Campbell and wife Of 213l
Market street, are home from a visit TO
friends at GAINESVILLE, o.
Frank Delbrugge, OF South Jacob
street, has gone TO SistersVllle, where
be will work at plumbing.
William Frohme, Sr., the we'll known
citizen of South Eof street, who has
been so I'D is getting better
j. w. CoDger, Of the Pittsburg Post,
who has been in the city on business, re-
turned to his home last evening.
Irwin McCready, OF South Chapline
street, viii. leave for Columbus, o.,
next Wednesday, where be is located.
SrAMG j. J.. Simpson, Miss Jennie
Travers, Eagle Mills; Ada Smith,
Shirley; s. b. Laumgbelt, Eagle Mills
Frank Baker, of Parkersburg, for
merIy OF this city, will locafe here,
where he will so into business for him
SELF
"Suver Age" Joe Kline, of Pittsburg,
was 40 Fairmont Saturday, and the boys
ssv be had something 20 do with the
town going wet
Miss May Kerr, the interesting
daughter of John Kerr, the South Side
wholesale grocer, lis visiting among rel
at.ves In Allegheny City.
Squire George Ankle is much inn
proved in health. lie is at Elm Grove
40 the home of his son-in-law, NJ. c.
Glass, where he is recuperating.
Mrs. H. Williams, Of South Main
street, is home from two weeks visit
10 1UIUNLlt O.s WAbIb SAo was = Lecb
at the home Of Mrs. George Pracht.
Miss Harriet Shepherd, OF Rock
Lick, Marshall county, and Miss Annie
Elder, of Sstersviile, are guests at the
home Of H. Ii. Hornbrook, Of Elm
Grove.
Gustavus Bowers, of Elm Grove, who
has been sick for so long, is very low,
and he is not expected to live many
days. Some of his comrade friends
from this city were out to see him yes
terday.
Capt. A. V. Mcdonald, with his
friend J. n. Park, OF the firm Of J. Il.
Park & Co., of Chicago, the large NAL
sters and members of the grain ex-
change OF that city, were guests at the
Mcclure yesterday. The resemblance
between the TWO is so marked that
either may readily pass for the other,
even among their acQuaintanceS. It
happened that they were similarly
dressed yesterday, which went TO fur
Their work the strange coincidence,
which. considering size, both weighing
225, Identical height, similarity Of walk
and department, elected no small share
of comment among their friends aud
others, who we're at once attracted to
the fact of the thorough all-around re-
semblanCe.