Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In
dfviduaIs.

yesterday.
J.F. Clemens, Of St Marys, IS stopping
at the Windsor.
Ran Stalnaker is home from a visit to
North Carolina.
Prof. ]. H. Roemer, of Fairmont, was IN
the city yesterday
Mrs. L. Metz, who has been on the sick
I list. is improving.
Mr. haywood Forsythe of the st. Glars
vile Gazette, is i'll the city
G. +. Hayman, of Wheeling, is here on
characterization star.
j. E. Hunter, of Moundsville, came up
last evening to see the Kirmess.
Miss Sarah Baird, pupil of Washing
ton Seminary, returned last night.
Judge George f. Boyd was at Pittsburg
Wednesday on professional business.
/ Miss Ida Rice is home from Mt. deChan-
tai. TO spend the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. Whortle and daughter are the
guests Of Miss Mollie Blake, on the South
| Side
John L. Wagner returned Yesterday from
Cornell University TO spend the holidays ~
home
Judge II. H. Cochran left last night for
/ Toledo TO spend the holidays with his
family
Mr.. Van Pelt, Superintendent of the
Penitentiary, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Miss Retta Wellington, of the South
Side, isconfned TO her home with seri-
Gus illness.
Capt. Jack Crogan has accepted posi-
ton as bartender at ThOS COnif'S saloon
az Steubenville.
Charles L. VanKeuren will attend the
wedding of an aunt at Lansing, Mich, on
the 23d instant
Prof John Rowen. of the Manual School
at Fairmont, is in the city visiting old
friends and relatives.
Prof. John Mullen will spend Christmas
with relatives in Pittsburg, returning on
the following Friday.
Miss Mez Lippincot, of the Island, is Wis
iting relatives in Ohio and ylll not return
until after the holidays.
Miss Jessie Allen has returned home,
after a successful terms work in the semi
nary at Washington, Pa.
John +. Shellhase, the water rent asses
sor. has resigned his position and will eN-
gage in the insurance business.
Attorneys John Ewing and Il. J. Par
sons. of MOundsville. were in the city last
Thursday on professional business.
Mrs. II. 0. Hoff left yesterday for Col
umbuS, o.. where she will remain week
with Mr.. HoffS parents.
Mrs. =. p. Brown, of Chicago, will ar
rive to-day 10 visit her mother, Mrs. Nj.
Zeigenfelder, during the holidays.
Miss Katie Reilly, an accomplished young
lady of GAINESVILLE, O., is the guest of
Mrs. NJ Ziegenfelder during the holidays.
The following West Virginians were reg
stered at the Mcclure last night: o.
Schmeidel, of Bethany; W. +. Beall, of
Wellsburg, and G.. c. Denny, of Lazear-
Vile
Mrs @. w. BayLtts, of DennisOn, Ohio,
will spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. A. Statler, OF North Front street,
Island.
Messrs. Joseph Fahey and II. +. Kenney,
two popular South SIDE gentlemen, Will
shortly open a saloon in Upper ward, Of
Benwood.
Miss Bette Cunningham, a student of
the Pittsburg Female College, is the guest
of Miss Flora Wilson, at her North Main
street home.
Nv. Porter aud A. S Whitehill, of st.
Marys. aud W. s. Beckwith, of Parkers-
burg, were among the arrivals at the
Behler yesterday.
Miss Dora Hervey. of Brooke county, re-
turned FRIDAY from Washington Seminary
10 spend the holidays at home. The school
closed for two weeks.
Miss Beulah Boyd of the Fairmont Nor
mai School. arrived home yesterday TO
spend the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. f. Boyd of Chapline street.
Joseph A. Hazlett, late bartender for
=. j. Gavin, has opened saloon at the
corner of Twenty-fourth and Market
streets, where he will be pleased to see his
many friends.
Mrs. Harry List will open, January |.
a high class boarding house in New \ ork
CITY. adjoining the old Stewart mansion.
Her many friends in Wheeling hope for her
financial success.
J. W. Allies, OF Pittsburg, President OF
the New Orleans Company, was in the city
Friday attending a meeting of the stock
holders. which was held at the law Office oil
W. u. Hubbard.
Mrs. G.. W. Thompson, Miss Thompson.
their guest, Miss Connolly, of Richmond,
aud MesSrs. Richie Z. Camden and Edwin
Harris came up from Parkersburg yester-
day TO attend the kirmess.
Miss Halle Whitaker, of Woodland, W.
Va. is the guest of Mrs. Judge Kennedy.
OF Thirteenth street Miss Halle Whita-
ker will shortly visit Mrs. j. CreSap, oil
Short Creek, before returning home
Mr.. A. L. Poole, of Washington, Pa,
who has been developing the oil field at
Waverly, w. Va, for the past six months,
was in the city yesterday on business. He
returns TO Washington, Pa, in the morn
ing.
Among the West Virginia people regis
tered at the Stamm, last night, were the
following: A. j. Swindle, of Fairmopt;
| &. w. Furbee, of Mannington NJ. Van
Pelt, of Moundsville, and David Burns, OF
Parkersourg.
MIR. ID. +. Mcdonald, wife and child OF
/ Kansas City, are visiting at the residence
of his parents on Fifteenth street. Mr..
/ Mcdonald for several years has been con-
tracing agent for the NJ, X. x L. railroad
at Kansas City.
Miss Nina Applegate left on Wednesday
to visit Judge ROsser and family, of Allan
Ia. Ca, where she will spend the holidays
Later the Judge, accompanied by his fam
ily and Miss Applegate, will go 70 Ber-
muda, where they will spend the winter.
Miss Jessie L. Davis returned from
Charleston over the Ohio River road last
evening. She has spent the greater par
Of the year with her aunt, Mrs. Johr
Truslow, in Charleston. Mrs. Truslow
will spend the winter in New York and
Wheeling.
Prominent Knight of Labor Ill.
ST AUGUSTINE, FLA, December co
John Devlin, Of Detroit, Mich, leading
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