Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-13
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
The Movements OF CITIZENS and Arrivals
aud Departures o. strangers

The Movements OF CITIZENS and Arrivals
aud Departures o. strangers
]. c. Callahan. OF Sistersville. is a
guest OF the Howell.
L. 81. Mitchell, OF Reedy. ". Va. j.
registered at the Howell
Miss Ode Lingerman is able to be
out again afteTNseveral days Illness,
Dominick Morris returned yesterday
after a weeks visit 10 Washington, d.
c.
Mrs. A. A. Wheat is visiting her sis
ter-in-law. Madame Rolla, OF New
York City.
Miss Mary Kennen. of the South
side. viii leave to-day to visit friends
at Pittsburg.
MIR. George Blakeslee and wife. Of
Columbus. are guests OF Mr.. j. X. Ora
ham. on the Island
Dr.. J. H. Pipes left for Weston 70
attend a meeting OF the State Medical
Board, OF which he is member.
George Mc4lanis. a we'll known War
wick potter, is rejoicing over the ar
rival Of a girl baby at his home.
Rock Null and bud" Thomas, Of
Washington, D. c., are visiting Robert
Clark and family of the First ward.
Mrs. s. L. McFann is lying at her
home on Twenty-third street danger
ously i'll with neuralgia Of the heart.
Wilmer Hammond. Of the Baltimore
& Ohio. will leave tomorrow for Balti-
more and other points east TO recuper'
ate
Mr. o. H. Bruce, editor Of the Pied
mont Herald, is in the city attending
the Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of
Honor.
Miss sara Robinson has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the pro
duce firm Of 4. G. Weiske & Co, on
Twelfth street.
B. NJ. Ambley. Of Parkersburg, W Fl.
Burns, OF Sistersville, and ". a Burr.
Of Roncervete, are West Eirginian8
who are guests of the Mcclure.
sherin C. H. McVey. Deputies H.
ash and A. W Mankin. OF Fayette-
vile. brought two prisoners TO the pen
Yesterday, and are stopping at the
Stamm House.
Frank /. Carenbauer, clerk OF the
hotel at Cambridgeboro Springs, Pa,
who has been visiting his mother for
several days, returned to Cambridge
boro yesterday.
The old Earl Of Mount Cashel, who
died at his home, Moore Park, in Ire
land. few weeks ago, was the grand
father OF Colonel O'Brien Moore, edi-
tor Of the Charleston GaZette.-Par-
kersburg News.
West Virginians at the Windsor axs:
James D. Butt, Harpe,>s Ferry; \. H.
Hall. Warrington: o. H. Bruce, Pied
mont; Frank D. StaIey, Martinsburg;
D. C. Mobly. ]. T. Harris, J. ]. jack
son, ParkeTsburg; s. A. Smith, Shlr-
ley, and William Edwards. Manning
ton.
The following are the West Virgin
ians who are guests Of the Stamm: c.
". Windsor, Wellsburg; J. Bowen,
st. Mary's; James VandercOn, Fair
mont; DR.. E. 4. Hall, Pennsboro; ].
F. Phillips and wife, Parkersburg; P.
@. Shrake, and ]. c. Frees, New Mar
tinsville
Mrs. Irene Reilly, Of Fifteenth street,
who left Wheeling on the Mexican ex-
cursion some weeks ago, returned
home yesterday, stopping to visit
friends at Kansas City and the points
en- route Mrs. Reilly reports a de-
lightful trip, especially the trip
through Mexico.
Nal Gutman was called to this city
from his home in New York to attend
the funeral Of his mother. Mrs Caro-
line Gutman. All the children are
now here except Mrs. Nettie Hirsch,
who is i'll at the residence Of her bro
ther in New York, and will be unable
to attend the funeral.