Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
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new YORK, February 22.-R. :. Hey
man, OF Wheeling, is registered at the
Imperial Hotel. Miss NJ. Bier, OF
Wheeling, is guest Of the Marlbor-
ough.
BRUNswICK-J, Il. Bond, Morristown,
o.
STAMINA. Z Linch, Moundsvile;
A. }. Jolly, Monaco, Pa.
Albert Holman, of Chicago, is visit
Ing relatives 10 this city.
Jesse j. Flanagan, a lumber inspec-
tor OF Salem, is in the city.
". p. Smith, Representing a C,eve-
land drug firm, is 10 the city.
BEHLER-J. L. Newman, Littleton;
L. j. Nicholson, Huntington.
Mr.. K. C. Carpenter, a well known
business man, was in the city yesterday.
ST. CHARLEs.-S. Z. Clarke, WASH
ingtOu, Pa; Alex Johnson, West Union
5. P. Furgos, a well known oil man,
is in the city and is a guest OF the Nc
Lure.
Master Jos. Ward, who is IN with
typhoid fever at MS home on the Island,
is improving.
w. w. Dickinson, a postoflice inspec-
tor, OF Washington City, is registered
al the Windsor.
George st. Myers, OF No. 1923 Main
street, conductor on the Pan Handle,
Is on the sick list.
Dent A. TayIors name was recorded
on the register Of the Wells House yes
terday al SiStersYille.
DR.. f. NJ. Kearns, OF New Freeport,
formerly Of Wheeling, was visiting
friends here Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Roth, of Kent,
Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. August
Roth Of Fifteenth street.
Henry w. Wilson and j. w. Barton,
OF THIS city, were booked yesterday at
the Arlington, Sis,ersyllie.
MCLURE-A. C. Jackson, SistervilIe:
Charles +. Turner, ParkersOurg; George
ii Crawford, New Martinsville.
Joseph l.. Schillng, the well known
insurance man OF Wheeling, is a Palace
notwithstanding State journal.
J. B. Bremen, of the firm OF j. 5.
Nay or & Company, OF Wheeling, is 10
town on business.-Sistersyiile Review.
WIyDsoR-R. C. Carpenter, Sisters
willie, w. Va; Sam Traister, Washing,
tot, Pa; a. {. Scroggins, Moundsyllle,
w. Va.
John Myers, Of the South Side, is i'm
proving after severe Illness Of two
months aud his doctors have hope Of
his recovery.
Prof. Geo. w. Friess, pianist at the
Grand, was called TO Grand Rapids,
Tuesday, by the serious illness Of his
wife's mother.
DR.. w. S. Hutchins, OF Wheeling, ar
rived here last evening aud was here
to-day on professional business. -Park-
ersburg Sentinel.
Mr. Vausser, reprenting F. w. Baum
er * Co., the music firm Of Wheeling,
is In town soliciting orders for his firm.
-SstersviIIe Review.
Mr. William Is. Peeps formerly Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, but now Of Gin
cinnati, has been the guest Of Prof. j.
VI. Evans for the past two days.
R. a. McCsbe, Jr., OF Wheeling, was
among the prominent arrivals in the
city last night, guest Of the Benner-
Notwithstanding Sentinel.
VASKEUREN-C. y. Robb, Middle
ton, o.; J. E. Hanshaw, Burton, W.
Va; Laura Farnsworth, Elm Grove,
w. Va; VIM. Taggart, st. CIairsYille,
O.
David 3. Morehead, Of SsndyvIlle,
w. Va, has accepted a position with
the metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
under Assistant superintendent Z. w.
Jones.
Miss Veruey, only daughter OF John
Sptdel, corner Thirty-third aud Jacob
streets, who has been seriously III for
several days is better, and her recovery
seems assured.
Harry Mcclure, OF Wheeling, 1.-The
greatest oil producer OF Friendly" and
all around good fellow, arrived in the
city .ast night, and is registered at the
WeiIs-Sistersvili OH Review.
Frederick McBurneY of Forty-sev-
enth and Jacob streets, a workman at
the Riverside steal works, who has been
dangerously sick with typhoid fever
for the past five weeks, is now much
improved.
Mr.. WEIGH, a street car empIoye who
sustained d fractured collar bone on
Wednesday by being caught between
the cars while coupling, left on the late
3. Il O. train last night FOR his home at
Terra Alta.
just in time to have when house clean