Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-15
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individuals
w. ". Simpson and E. B. Bowie, Of
Wheeling, are in the city.-Charleston
Gazette.
Casper Wagner, drayman at the Bel
mont mill, is very sick at his home on
South Market street.
]. W. Herbert and Marcus Baer we're
registered ST the Aud House, Washing
tor, Pa, yesterday.
DR.. II. r. Ford's friends in the Eighth
ward are pushing him forward as
member Of the Gas Board.
Mrs. Dora Kettler, of Fortieth and
Jacob streets, celebrated her forty
fourth birthday yesterday.
D. w. Ten Eyck, OF Chicago, repre-
senting the Computing Scale Company,
is in the city on business.
Mrs. j. A. Barnes is In Wheeling at
tending her father, j. A. Bodley, who
is quite ill.-Weston Independent.
Miss Lille Lehman, charming
young lady of Allegheny, is the guest
OF Mrs. F. Kraus on North Main street.
Charles w. Frsuzheim, President Of
| the Wheeling Pottery Company, was In
the city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Star.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. How
ard arrived home yesterday after ten
days visit to Charleston and Park ers-
burg.
Richard Basehart the cigar maker Of
Fourteenth street, left yesterday for
Cincinnati, where he will be gone sew
eral days.
Congressman.elect B. B. Dovener, Of
Wheeling, passed through here this
morning en- route esst.-W est Virginia
OIL Review.
DR.. James Stathers, the well known
dentist, of Wheeling, is the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Or. w. II. Gillespie.-Sis-
tersville Oh Review.
Thos. Shaver, formerly clerk at l. C.
Beck Grocery Co., is now In the em-
ploy Of the Chicago Tea Co., and not
with the Globe as reported.
C. Blum. Of this city. is stopping at
the Newell House, Sistersville. $.
Kraus, g. w. Dudley and L. GutmaR,
are registered al the Arlington.
B.W. Connolly, formerly of Wheeling,
who has been engaged in government
work at Lock No. 3, Alabama, is in the
! city the guest OF friends. -Steubenville
Star.
Messrs. c. A. Donaldson and j. I.
Lane, Passenger Agent Of the B. 10 o.
Railroad, Of this city, were guests at
the Duane Hotel, Washington, Pa, yes
terday.
J. F. Randolph, a prominent citizen
and ex-Mayor OF Salem, w. Va,
stopped in the city yesterday on his way
home from business trip to Pittsburg.
While here ne was guest Of Orman
Randolph, of the Register
WINDSOR: Ed. r. Greed, Jackson c.
H., w. Va; Jas. T. Doian, Sistersville;
A. Courtrite, Parkersburg; John HUI
lings, Archer, w. Va.
VANKEUREN: j. J. Stuck, Brashuer,
Ohio;'Cha Sample, Valley Grove, w.
Va.
BRUNSWICK: T. A. Attic, Farming
ton, w. va.
ST. CRARLEs.-s. c. Butler, Charles
ton.
STAMM.-E. NJ. Moss, Mrs. J. r.
Long, Parsons; c. S. Mayer Sistersvllle;
w. B. Mccoy, Weston.
BEHLER.-Walter Rex, w. a. Row
land, Huntington; NJ. T. Smith, Oil
City, Pa; w. II. Wright, Warrington;
Harry McEldowney, New MGrtinsville.
The Bob Fitzsmmons Company are
registered at the Behler
McLERE-J. A. Garthan, Manning
ton; c. l.. Weems, st. CIairsville, o.;
w. Nusbaum, Clarksburg.
Geo. Zulaugh, - Moundsville, is
visiting friends on the South Side.
All. Rowe and Geo. Wise, Of Tlton-
Vile, arc visiting friends on the South
eide.
Hon. S. R. Hannes, left yesterday
morning for Charleston.
Mrs. Allen and son, OF Twenty-third
street, returned home last evening
from Cameron, where the y have been
visiting friends for the past few days
Mr.. Fred Frank, of this city, received
word from California OF the serious Ill
ness OF his daug liter, Mrs. Abraham Lew
isburg. Mr.. Lewisburg started in business
last December, and was burned out
about two weeks ago, and the family
barely escaped with their lives in their
night clothes, which caused Mrs. Lew
isburg's Illness and she is now at deaths
door with pneumonia.
Charles Louce, OF Water street, VINO
has been confined TO his room for several
days, is able to be out.
Patrick Dougherty, the coal dealer
on Wood street, is lying very Ill al his
home.
Misses Minnie Auburn and Nellie
Tape will give a surprise party to
Miss Kate ShafTer, at Twenty-sixth and
Jacob streets, next Tuesday evening.
Thomas McNabb, shipping clerk at
the Belmont mill, is confined To his
room with kidney trouble.
Miss Laura Deffenbaugh, who has
been visiting Mrs. Alonzo Raper, On
South Jacob street, for several days,
left yesterday for her home IN Greene
county, Pa
IN SOCIETY.