The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
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Abroad.
]. A. Sims, OF C%larinGton, ia a Behler
arrival.
E. P. Wheat left yesterday on q bust.
ness trip.
Z. Myers, OF sistersvillc, was at the
Behler yesterday.
E ". Clark, OF Pittsburgh, was in the
city, the guest OF relatives.
D. Il. Cox and G. NJ. Cox, OF New
Martinsville, are Stamm guests.
George V. Sharp, OF Steubenville,
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
Hugh Sterling returned from a bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh last evening.
Michael Murray, OF tho South Side, is
being treated at the Wheeling hospital.
W. c. Yoaton. jr., OF Parkersburg. was
among last evenings Windsor arrivals.
T. [. Booth, OF Minerva, Ohio, 4 wool
buyer, well known here, is a Mcclure
arrival.
F. A. Prichard, OF Huntington. is in
the city and figures on the McLure's
register.
j. B. Petit, Of Littlcton, and J. H.
OFT, OF Rymer, figured on the Behler
register yesterday.
S. G. Martin, yardmaster OF the Balti-
more & Ohio at Pittsburgh, was here o
few hours yesterday.
Nathan Hanes, OF Proctor, and n.
salusbe.ry. OF Sistersville, registered at
the Stamm last night.
John C. Franklin. ono OF Point Pleas
nnt's leading merchants, was n guest at
the Windsor yesterday.
Alex. ]. Clark, OF Warrington, was
here few hours yesterday, and auto
graphed at the Windsor.
Charles W. Barrick and J. F. Nc
Caskey, well known New M~artinsville
people, are at tho Stamm.
Mayor Fl. II. Smith, OF Toronto. came
down yesterday morning on q business
mission, and registered at the Mcclure.
W. G. Mooney, n we'll known Woods
field, Ohio, mar was in the city las.
evening and registered at the Mcclure.
James Starry and wife, OF New Mar
tinsvillc, and D. Rogers, OF Sistersville,
registered ut the Behler yesterday morn
ing.
Albert Day, OF Warrington; 0. B.
Ramey, OF Sistersville, and ARA Under
wood. of Alma, were at the Stamm
yesterday,
w. B. Devries, Of Pittsburgh, formerly
OF Wheeling, was here on a short visit
yesterday afternoon, and registered at
lhs Mcclure.
Joseph Baker. who has been confined
to his home since Christmas by a
spralned ankle, is once more able to
move around.
Miss Stella Williamson, OF Friendly,
who has been the guest OF Miss Ger.
trude Williamson, on the South Side
Tor some time, left yesterday for her
home.
Mrs. Eta Faris and little son, OF
Kansas City, are here, called by the
serious illness OF her father, Can't.
William Dillon, who is suffering with
cancer OF the stomach.
Mr.. William T. Krieger. the we'll
known landscape gardener, was quietly
LaaAAAed u SOupIe VI VEGAS x W -hlss
Lizzie F. Lupp, OF Ohio. and his friends
are just finding it out.
Capt. c. E. Chancellor, OF Parkers.
burg. who is considered to be the most
likely aspirant for the supervising in.
spectosship on the Ohio, was in the city
and autographed at the Stamm.
Mr.. Joseph ]. Gill. the we'll known
S~teubenvilIe glass manufacturer, was
here yesterday. Mr.. Gill has quite a
boom for Republican candidate for Con-
Gress in the Seventeenth Ohio district
this iall.
Mrs. William Fullwood, OF New Or
leans, and her daughter, Miss Alice, are
visiting friends in East Wheeling. They
will leave in a few days for Pittsburgh
and Cumberland, Nd, previous to their
departure Tor New Orleans.