Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
disiduals.

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disiduals.
Guy Neal is visiting friends in Parkers-
burg.
Geo. thinner, of the South Side, is on
the sick list.
Russelrs Comedians stopped at the Nc
| Lure Yesterday.
Pat O'Bren and John Mccoy spent the
holidays at Canton, o.
Secretary of State Ohley and Hon. John
| T. McGraw are in the city.
Joseph voitle. of Fostoria, is visiting
relatives on the South Side.
/ Elmer f Eagon, of New Cumberland,
was at the Mcclure yesterday.
W. o. Grimes, a Glen Eastou merchant,
was in the city Yesterday on business.
Miss Lizzie Linabarger. of the South
/ Side. left last Thursday for Hetrolea, IA.
Alex. Steinfeld, the well known young
clother. is out again after severe Illness
/ Miss Nellie Novel;. of Cameron. is the
guest of Miss Lutte Hicks, on Sixteenth
street
Miss Ida Beatty, of Warrington, IS the
guest Of Miss. Cert Stewart, OF LaBelle
avenue.
Harry Ulrich, of Lazearville. is in the
city spending few days with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Hughes will leave to-day TO
/ join her husband, who is in business at At
ianta. Ga.
DR.. Henry 4. Baker will leave this
morning for Chicago, TO spend New Years
with friends.
G.. ID. Bradfield. Jr., and James l..
D ~ u. Of hn ~
sor yesterday.
VIII Colvig left yesterday morning for
/ Rochester, Pa, on combined business
and pleasure trip.
Chas j. Gon, of Clarksburg, brother
Of n Golf. Jr., was registered at the
/ Stamm yesterday.
! Judge |. II. CASTOR, and \ X. Kcnnon,
/ of ST. ClairsviIle, were registered ut the
/ Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Mamie Mendel, of Bethany College,
is the guest of Miss Annie Wayman, on
/ South Chapline street
Miss Lulu Linabarger returned home
/ las, week, after pleasant visit with her
brother in Rebold, Pa.
WIN Law Hoff. who has been spending
the holidays in the city, will return to Nor
feesborro, Tenn, to-day
George Heard, of Pittsburg, Secretary of
the Natural Gas Company of West Vir-
ginia, is in the city on business.
Edward Manion OF Toledo, who has been
visiting his brother, Thos Manion, of the
South Side, left for his home yesterday.
Miss Annie Long. of Pttsburg, who has
been the guest OF j. Harvey Long, on the
Island. for some time, left Sunday for her
home.
Harry Sweeney, of Wheeling, W. Va,
/ has returned TO his home after short visit
to relatives in this Washington, Pa,
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r Wilde and daughter,
Miss Katherine left last evening TO visit
the family of b j.. McMcchen, at Phila-
delphia.
Louis Zeigler, son of Geo. Zeigler, of
Fulton. who now resides in Deadwood. >.
| D., will be married TO young lady OF that
city next week.
Mr.. and Mrs RObt Slater and daughter
Nellie. who have been visiting relatives in
the city. left for their home at Mckecs-
port. yesterday.
Robert Dalrymple, of Baltimore, was
has been the guest OF DR.. p. +. Shearer, OF
the South Side. for a few days, left for his
home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. #. Wilde and daughter,
Miss Katherine. left yesterday al 40 p !
m. TO visit the family of os B. f. McMech-
en- at Philadelphia.
Prof. Charles G. Hook left Sunday night !
for his new home at Charlotte, \. c., !
where he will assume charge oil large
manual training school.
Mrs. Alice Raymond Miss Nellie Hay |
mond, and Miss Louie Huntington, COM |
. Ifnt. ont 1ndfa Nxsh
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs b Peters, of Brooklyn, y. Y, and |
her daughter, Mrs. James Sperry, arrived |
in thccity Yesterday. They are the guests !
Of Mrs james b. fancy, Island.
Roscoe Morris and David shopper, who |
have been the guests Of Ed. Bart, of the |
South Side, left for their homes at Hoili- |
days Cove and Cambridseburg. Pa, yes
terday.
Among the West Virginia people stop |
ping at the Windsor yesterday were the |
following: Chas Nash, of Huntington: !
II. Il. O'Kelly. of Morgantown, and John
r. Gallagher, of Moundsville.
Rev. &. ]. Vattman, OF Canal Dover, o,
was 4 guest at the Mcclure yesterday. |
During the day he received notification
of his appointment to the position OF Chap
lain 10 he United States Army
John Lotus left yesterday morning for |
New York city, where he will be married
on the Sth of January. He will take q
wedding trip through the South. and will |
return to Wheeling with his bride about
January 20.
The following West Virginia people
were numbered among the arrivals at the
Bcler Yesterday: ID. s. Stevenson, OF
Pr. Pleasant; T. \. Armstrong, Of Hunt.
ingtOn; s Nj. Myers and ID. Harmon oil
Eureka, and W. c. Van Matro, OF Ravens
wood
Rev. John \. Crawford, who has been in
the city several days visiting relatives. re-
Turned to his work in Allegheny, last even
ing Mr.. Crawford preached in the Bridge,
port rcsbyterian church Sunday, and
vii probably fill the pulpit again next
Sunday.
The following West Virginiaus were
among the arrivals at the Stamm: > Beard
aud wife, OF Cameron; H. Krug. of Sisters
Vile: j. s Furbee, of Warrington; j. >.
Vanderwort, OF Weston; John w. Car
rothers, of Little Falls; \. Carralo, of MGR
cantown: Geo. NJ Riddle, of Elizabeth,
auI 4 l. paStehotnp of parkers burg.