Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
oaiIv Chronicle of tho Movements oil IN
dividuals.

, guest OF irlendS mere
NIL. Stillwagen, Of Claysbille, Pa was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. John Howard, of West Alexander,
Pa. was in the'city yesterday.
Harry Godfrey returned to the city last
night, to spend the holidays.
, Jos. Ingram, of Fostoria, is visiting Mr..
Martin Joyce in Bridgeport.
7Alf. Ulrich left last night for Lazearville,
10 spend Christmas with his parents.
I'D. Healer and !. f. Groves, of Uhrichs-
VILE. were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Amicb, who is now in business
in the East, is visiting his old home
James Bowman and wife, Of Minso juno
ton, were at the Windsor yesterday.
VIII Schafer, Jr., will spend the holidays
at his home on South Chapline street.
MrJ.L L. Shriver and wife are spending
the week with relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Prosecuting Attorney Hollingshead, of
Belmont county, was in town yesterday.
W w. Connolly, of Martins Ferry,
left last night over the "Pewiky" for Pits
burg
MIR. Louis Feisner of the South Side will
take holiday trip to Weston to visit MS
wife.
Mrs. Robert Welshans. of the Island,
left last night to visit friends at Short
Greek.
Miss Bertha Brilles left yesterday TO
spend the holidays with friends in Ale
gheny.
Mr.. |. Garrison left last night for Wells
burg. where he will spend Christmas with
friends. 1
Alex. Laughlin and wife are spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK d.
Hearne.
VT. Hervey, an extensive oil operator
in Peasants county, left yesterday morn
ing for his home in Brooke county for the
holidays.
Mrs. Butler and daughter, Miss Ceneth,
of Harrisville, are visiting Mrs. j. w. Hill,
in Bridgeport.
DR.. G. b. West, of Sistersville: was
among the Christmas purchasers i'll Wheel
ing yesterday.
f. +. Schafer has returned from sue
cessful trip, in the interest of the Warwick
China Company.
Will Etzler is home for the holidays from
the Medical Department OF the University
of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Shriver, OF the
Island, left for GAINESVILLE yesterday TO
spend the holidays.
w. c. Mckee arrived home yesterday
from Springfield, Mass, TO spend the hol-
days with his parents.
Chas. List attended Il reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hazlett, at Washing
ton. Pa, Tuesday night.
F.P. Spillmau left yesterday for Mar
tinsburg, where he will be the guest OF
| friends for about two weeks
Miss Jennie Neill, of the Island, left for |
Pittsburg yesterday to visit Mrs. Mary
Cochran during the holidays.
Messrs. Geo. +. House and Jos. ii. Nc
Ardle left last evening for Washington City |
and Baltimore, 10 spend the holidays.
Rev. John A. Crawford, of the Wesleyan |
Seminary, at Allegheny, IS in the city |
spending the holidays with his parents.
Mrs. d. l.. Bryan, of Fifteenth street,
left yesterday morning 10 spend the holl-
days with her parents in Lewis county.
Ex-Sheriff Handlan and NJ. E. Tracy |
were at Wellsburg yesterday, attending |
the meeting of the Democratic conference.
Miss Lizzie Caldwell, of Chapline street,
has returned from Canada, where she has
been spending several months among rela-
tives.
Otha Hunter Is. Il O. employe, of
Grafton, was in the city yesterday ana
last night, leaving on the midnight train
for home.
l.. Il. Aiobley and y. ii. Hunter, OF Graf
ton, and X. j. Moifat and w. o. Grumm, OF
Parkersburg, were among the arrivals at
the Mcclure yesterday.
OMEssgs. Percy Agnew and William
Kline will entertain friends tonight by
giving dancing at Windsor hall. New
hardt's orchestra Will play.
An electric motor collided with Oscar
Seeley's plumbing wagon on Market street,
below Fourteenth, yesterday morning,
taking wheel of the wagon.
Frank &. Colvin, of the University OF
Wooster, is in the city, on his way TO Rich
mond Va, to attend the National Conven-
ton Of the Alpha Taw college fraternity,
which convenes there Friday.
Philip J. McHenry, of Washington City,
Private Secretary for Gen. w. w. Dudley,
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. George s. Fee
ny. James A. McHenry, Of Cumberland,
Md. Mrs. Feeny's brother, is also visiting
her
Capt. Thomas Doyle, the popular and ac-
commodating conductor on the Pan Han
die for the past ten years, and who was
lately transferred TO the main line, was in
the city yesterday. He is running in place
of Conductor Ed. Pershing, who Is on the
sick list.
Geo. X. Suttor and Miss Gertie Stukins
of Butler, Pa, arrive in the city yester-
day morning, and registered at the Wind
sor. During the day they departed for ST
Clairsvile, and last night they returned,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Sutton, OF But
Ter, Pa, was found on the hotel register.
The following were among the West Vir-
GINA people registered at the Stamm last
night: Thos. Hornbrook and son, OF New
Martinsville f. G.. Stillwell and r.. Still,
well, of Moundsville; j. &. Parrish and
wife, of Farmingtan Geo. II. Jones ana
sister, of Moundsville. and w. Fl. lnman,
of Fairmont.
Among the West Virginians registered
at the Behler yesterday were the following;
w. w. Kincafd, of Cameron; Jacob koontz
and L. +. Phillips, of New Martinsville;
II. j. McCuean, j. =. Dorsey and j. q:
Wilson, of Parkersourg; j. p. Sutton, OF
Freeport; A. B. Wood, of Warrington; j.
w. Porter, of St. Mary's, and f. Myers
of Belmont.