Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-18
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicles of the Movemens oi
individuals

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w. Y. Taffner, of Pittsburg, Is here.
Edward d. Miller, OF Toledo, o.. is
here.
G. E. Case, of sardis, o., is st the
Behler.
J. W. Keysor, of wOOdsfeld, o., is at
the Stamm.
w. C. Mooney. of Woodsfeld, o.. is st
the Mcclure.
c. R. Doucett. OF Washington, Pa, is
at the Behler.
McLUkE: l.. A. Brsnnsman and NJ.
Heating, Sistersvile.
Col. Ben Wilson was 10 the city q
short while yesterday.
E. b. Carney, proprietor of the Wind
sor, is home from Denver, Col.
VIM. Irwin. the South Side druggist,
is Al Cadiz, o., on business trip.
DR.. ]. w. Myers, Of Forty-third
street, is home from fishing trip.
George Hsinlein. of the South Side,
is home from trip TO the country.
w. f. Lapham, Of Cincinnati, repre-
senting Reldon Il Co., is In the city.
John Sharp, OF Flushing, is st.
Charles guest He is veteran farmer.
Councilman c. Il. Sesbright, OF upper
Benwood, is at Fish creek on an e1cur.
sion.
John Emig, of Twenty-fourth street,
is home from q business trip through
| the State.
John Durr, Of Forty-third street, is
recovering from severe attack OF J-
phoid fever.
John Summerielt, the South Mrrket
street barber, started on trip through
OHIO yesterday.
Hon. John Holt, OF Huntington, was
in the city for several days this week
visiting friends.
johnnie Fading has accepted a posi-
ton at George Zimmer's barber shop,
on South Chapine street
ST. CHARLEs:-J. T. Roder, Ethel;
j. K. Ross and wife, Morgantown, and
w. b. Becker, Sstersyile.
Roy Garrison, OF the South Side, will
leave this morning for a visit TO his
parents al Waverly, this State.
SrAMM: ]. f. Coen and wife and j. S.
Robinson, Warrington; b. F. Rumble,
Moundsville, and Eliza Moore, Proctor.
Hon. VIM. c. Handlsn is able 10 be
about, after being confined TO his home
for several weeks on account OF sore
knee.
Chief Barney Martha, Of the Steu-
benvlle fire department, was In the
city Yesterday visiting Wheeling engine
houses.
Martin Thornton is q fortunate man.
He received toI of fresh eggs from
his good friend, Rev. Father Schilpr
yesterday.
Edward Harley, Of South Jacob
street, will leave in the morning for
visit TO his sister at Midway, washing
ton county, Pa.
Mrs. Sophia Guelker, OF 2724 Jacob
street, LETT the city last wednesday
nieht for Cincinnati TO attend the
funeral Of a relative.
WINDSOR: L. w. Bartlett, Buckhan-
non; e. l.. thompson, Charles'ob' "
w. Mcconnell, Sistersville, and Mrs
W. Z. Chiffon, Charleston.
Newton Crawford, OF upper Benwood'
who recently became benedict, ID
home from his wedding tour. He has
taken up residence in upper Bsnwood'
william, August and Walter, sons OF
Coroner j. w. Schultze, accompanied
bv Cots Abinger, another well known
South Slider, have gone for a fishing
trip down the river.
DR.. J. r. Manley. OF the South Side,
accompanied by his brother, Il. Nj.
Marley, who is a visitor in the city,
were In Moundsvile yesterday and
were shown through the penitentiary.
william Claus, a we'll known young
man OF upper Benwood, has accepted
position with the Cleveland and Pitts
burg railway as one Of the carpenters,
and will go to work next week. He
will have his headquarters In Bellaire.
BEHLER: Mrs. George G.. Ferguson,
T.. w. Bruce. Moundsville; Charles w.
Barrick, New Martinsyille; Robert Il.
Falkinston, Fairmont; Mrs. Carrie Ed
wards, Petersburg; II. II. Mercer
Wellsburg, and c. W. Ebert, Hunting
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