Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement o.
individuals.


individuals.
McLURE: A. n. Richland, Manning
ton.
Louis Bennett, of Weston, is at the
Stamm.
WE. Mallory, of woodfeld, Ohio, is
al the Windsor.
]. w. H. Hockey, of ClaYsville, Pa,
is at the Behler.
John L. DUNCAN, of Pittsburg, is at
the Stamm Hotel.
J. s. Gibbs, of Delaplain's, left yes
terday for trip East.
J. J. Rumbsrger, of Parkersburg, is
registered at the Mcclure.
Robert Nesbitt, of Fourteenth street,
is quite sick, but is improving.
Miss Annie Ksrges, of South Jacob
street, is home from a visit to Pitts
burg.
Henry Kress. Sr., of South Eoff
street, who fell and broke his arm, is
improving.
Harry Myers, a car inspector of the
Union depot, is at Steubenyille visiting
his mother.
Mrs. DR.. l.. S Riggs. of South Chap
line street, is suffering from a painful
attack of grip.
Mr.. Relnhardt, OF Relnhalter & Co.,
monumental builders, is again In the
city on business,
Fred Schaub, the popular South ia
cob street barber has had relapse In
his attack of grip.
o. Schroll, engineer maintenance Of
way, of the W. b. 81 T., is home from a
trip to Columbus, o,
Miss Annie Meighen, of South Main
street, will leave to-day for visit to
Psrkersburg friends.
S P. Tracey, a well-known confec-
toner of North Main street, is i'm
proved in his attack Of sickness.
Miss Bertha Wilkey, OF South Jacob
street, has gone to New Castle, Pa,
where she will visit her brother.
William Otto, manager of the North
Wheeling bottle works, is getting well
very rapidly In his attack of sickness.
W. j. Sioux, a we'll known motorman
OF the street car company, has resigned
his position and has gone TO Pittsburg.
J. q. Rumberger, one Of the firm Of
Rumberger Lumber Company, OF near
Elkins, this State, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Lizzie Brown, steuOgrapher and
typewriter at George K. McMechen ~
Sons Company, is at work again after
her illness.
VIM. Bandy and VIM Riddle are 10
Piitsburg on business trip. These
men will start repair shop on the
South Side.
Mrs. Jones, daughter Of James Healey
of Eighteenth street, has taken the
grocery store, Of Mrs. Yeager, Of Eigh-
teenth street.
Miss Ivy L. Zane. of the lower part
Of the Island, will depart for Butler,
pa, where she will reside with relatives
for the future.
WINDSOR: George Wickham, Sisters
vile; A. NJ. Francis, New Msrtinsville;
c. C. Davis, Patkersburg; and S. a.
June, Grafton.
STANnl-L. H. Reuter-, L. H. James
and d. NJ. Scharnock, Petroleum; Oscar
Jenkins, Parkersburg; o. o. Raney and
wife, Sistersvlle.
Mrs. Carrie B. Hickey, nee Schafer,
of Pittsburg, was a guest of her par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. II. Schafer, of
South Chapine street.
BEHLER-Charles Johnson, Parkers-
burg; Charles Smith and wife, Wells
burg; John Y. Turner, Charleston, and
o. J. Bartong, Burton.
Miss Mamie Bickse, OF SteubenVille,
is visiting at the residence OF George
Hildebrand, Of the Hinge works, on
Fourth street, Martins Ferry.
Joseph Kinsey, Of Philadelphia, a
graduate Of the Philadelphia Csllege OF
Pharmacy, has accepted a position at
A. T. Young's East End pharmacy.
Adam Hess and II. F. Behrens, the
well-Known citizens Of Wheeling, are at
San Diego, CAL They have been on a
tour through old Mexico. Mr.. BehTens
writes that they are meeting Wheeling
people in that far country. Mr.. Behr-
ems saws elegant oranges are selling
there three dozen for 10 cents.