Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF In
dlyiduals.

dlviduals.
Earl ". Oglebay, Of Cleveland, is in the
city.
CT. Milton, Of ST. Louis, is at the Me-
Lure.
Capt j. r. Johnson, of Cleveland is at
the Mcclure.
J.. f. Smith, OF GAINESVILLE, Is stopping
al the Behler.
Mr.. Louis Gaus is making fair progress
although very weak.
Councilman ]. p Maxwell IS confined TO
his room by illness.
Percy Harden is home from school, 10
spend the holidays.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, Of st. ClairsVille
was in the city yesterday.
Charles Taylor, OF Wheeling, IS here To-
ay.-WdshiRgton reporter.
J.E. Carlin, Of Huntington, was regis
tered al the Behler yesterday.
Jerry Fish, Of Wells, Marshall county,
is visiting on the South Side.
Mrs. Rebecca Harden is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John c. Riheldaffer.
CT. Williams, Superintendent Of the
Ohio River railroad, Is at the Mcclure.
John 0. Watson and daughter, Miss Ida,
Of Fairmont, are stopping at the Wlndsor'
Misses BERTHE Hall and Maggie Walton,
OF Moundsville, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Hargreaves left yesterday
20 visit her sister and brother in jeanette,
Pa.
Camille Nay, of Fostoria, is spending the
Christmas season at his home on the South
Side.
Thos. Lewis is home from the State Uni
versity at Morgantown TO spend the hoii-
days.
Miss Lulu Lineberger, who has been Wis
iting friends in Reibold, Pa, has returned
home.
Mr.. James Neill returned Sunday night
from an extended visit and hunting trip 10
Texas.
J.D. Emery, wife and family, of Wash
ingtOn, Pa, were registered AZ the Behler
yesterday.
Miss Enie Lewis, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. j. j. Jones, on North
Main street.
Geo. w. Mccoy arrived yesterday from
Morgantown TO spend the holiday vacation
at his home.
Bentley Booher, B. & o. freight agent at
Washington, Pa, spent Sunday with
friends here.
Joseph Pollock is home from the New
York Military Academy, 10 spend the hoh-
day vacation.
CD. Hunter clerk of the County Court
Of Brooke county, was in the city yester-
day on business.
Rev. w. II. Cooke and son left yesterday
for Baltimore, where they will eat their
Christmas dinner.
Harry Whitaker, who has been attend
ing the Lehigh Valley University, is home
fer the holidays.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Gray is down from Allie
gheny City to spend the holidays with his
parents and friends.
:. b. Hall, of New Martinsville, and w.
j. Hoff and n. NJ. Thayer, of New Cum
berlaud. were the West Virginians at the
NJ cLure yesterday.
Henry j. Kline and E. X. Hudson will
leave next Wednesday TO spend Christmas
with friends at Ravena, o.
Miss Mamie McMasters is home from
the Steubenville Seminary to spend the
holidays with her parents
Miss Mena MeGraw, of Charleston. is
the guest of Misses Anna and Clara Win
gerter on Main street.
Albert Hooten, prescription clerk at Nc
Lain's, left for his home at Moundsville,
yesterday, on account of sickness.
Hubert Flee, the popular cigar artist,
will leave for Wellsburg, w. Va, on the
25th TO visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Frost left yester-
day morning for Baltimore, where they
will spend the holidays with frienis.
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West Virginia people were registered: j.
s. Stanford of New Martinsville, and
Thos. Cats, of Moundsville.
Adolph Gudman aud his sister, Miss
Bertha, Of Cleveland, are guests at the
residence of ther cousin, Louis Schwalb,
on North Main street.
Mr.. c. w Fisher, Inspector at Large of
the L. S. Mail Service, was in the city
Yesterday on business connected with the
enforcement of the lottery law.
The following West Virginian people
were among the arrivals at the Stamm
Yesterday: j. S. Furbee, John b. Creel
and W. p Atha, of Warrington; f.. Hal.
stead, OF Hancock county, and w. c. jacob,
OF Wellsburg.
Mr.. Harry Wilson, of Pueblo, Col, is
home for the Christmas holidays. There
is quite little Wheeling colony atPueblo,
and Mr. Wilson reports Messrs. Robert
Gibson, Aaron Somehow, Samuel Craw-
ford, and others as getting along nicely.
Senator John II. Donehoo, of New Cum
berland, was in the city yesterday. To a
REGISTER man, Mr.. Donehoo said that Cir
cult Court Clerk Frank ID. Stewart, of his
county, could have the Senatorial nomina-
ton, to fill the existing vacancy If he de-
sired IT, Mr. Stewart is the only Democrat
elected to office in the Republican county
of Hancock for years, a fact which .attests
his popularity.