Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-19
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals

individuals
Mr.. Thomas Greer has removed with
his family to Piedmont, where Mr..
Greer has a position at the Commercial
Hotel.
II. ]. Frederick, well known young
man OF the South Side, who is employ
ed In the B. & o. shops at Glenwood,
Pa, returned to the city last night for
a weeks visit.
Thomas Dawson, superintendent OF
the Wheeling Pottery company, Will
leave this morning TO attend the con-
vention now In progress at Fairmont.
Miss Martha Kirkpatrick, q well
known school teacher OF Ohio, Is the
guest OF Miss Belle Divine, Of Forty
first and Jacob streets.
William Connolly, OF No. 1881 Jacob
street, the man who fell from the buggy
| at Forty-seventh street last Sunday,
was about the same yesterday. and the
doctors cannot say yet what his chances
Of recovery are.
Edward p. Wheat, OF the South Side,
left Yesterday for the Kanawha river
for trip on business In bis fine yacht,
the Drummer"
Nile Ford, a son Of the South Jacob
street physician, got home yesterday
morning from Delaware College, Ohio.
He is home to spend his vacation.
Mrs. DR.. Statbers, OF South Jacob
street, is visiting friends in the east.
Robert McElroy, Jr., son OF Robert
McElroy, formerly Of GAINESVILLE, o., Is
lying at his home at the point OF death
suffering from typhoid fever. The
Young man is well known on the South
| side.
Miss Dora and Fred Helmbrecht, OF
South Jacob street, are home from a
trip up the river.
August HelmDrecht, OF the South
| side, the well known business man, is
some better In his attack Of illness.
Charles Hobbs, formerly OF this city,
now the manager Of the Blair Glass
Works, at Washington, Pa, was in the
city last Sunday on visit 10 friends
! and relatives.
j. H. Hobbs and wife left yesterday
for the State OF Michigan, where they
| Will spGHu buO oSNSNH'
Miss Annie Meerwern, OF Parkers-
burg, is visiting friends In the city.
Theodore SchultIe, . son OF the Coro-
nor, got lime In bis eyes yesterday, and
serious results are feared.
Henry Schafer, the Insurance. agent,
OF South jacob street, left yesterday
| for a visit TO his daughter az Dennison,
| Ohio.
Miss Alverts, the daughter OF Mr..
George w. Grub, of South Market
street. left Yesterday for an extended
| visit 10 relatives At Den nison, o.
Roy Garrison, . well known young
man. formerly Of the South Side, Is
again in the city on visit from bis
home at Wsverly, Va.
John Hamilton, of South Chapline
street, is on = business "Trip % Steuoen-
vile.
Josheuh Rrahler asd wife, Of South
Market street, are home from . visit to
GAINESVILLE, O:
Henry LItdle, OF TbirtJ.thira street,
the employe OF the W. B. & t. who has
] been very Ill, Is getting better, ous is
| not able to work yet.
John Dudley, OF South Chapline
street. has gone for visit 10 friends In
S,eubenville.
Henry Schmidt. OF South Main street,
will Ieays the city to-day to take pas
sage on the steamer Dresden for visit
! 10 Germany.
Mrs. Amelia Thompson, OF Twenty
sixth and Market streets, Is very low.
SrAMM:-B. Ward. st. Mary's; B. c.
Weems and Il. H. Keller. Slstsrsville;
F. f. Fetzer and George H. Seeder.
Warrington, and y E. Edward, Park
ersburg.
T. J. KOen, of Warrington. is In the
city.
BEHLER:-C. Ff;end A. E .Brosk,
| New Martinsville; Il. Gooden. Sisters
VILE; Moses Gorne MeadviIIe; r N.
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