Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-26
MORGANTOwN NEWS.
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Special Tele0ram to tas Register.
MoRGANTowN, December 24.-Many
of the Morgantown people people are
spending the holiday season with friends
in eastern cities anu the neighboring
towns, but enough have remained TO
celebrate the festive occasion after the
good old-fashioned ways. A variety Of
entertainments are announced for the
next few days.
Prof. st. George T. Brooke, of the
Law school, will spend the holidays at
CharleStOwn, jefferson county.
Professor A. L. Whitehall and family
have gone to Beaver, Pa, for oref
visit.
Prof. A. w. Lorentz and wife have
gone to Germantown, Md, for the holi-
days.
DIR. j. W. Hartigan is of for visit
10 New York, where he will assist in 4
number of difficult scientific expert
mentS and surgical operations.
Prof. f. ii. NickerS left yesterday
Sor brief visit to his home at Shep-
herdStown.
Prof. A. J. Hare will visit Boston
and New York during the next two
weeks.
John l.. Roemer, an alumnus of the
University, but now of Allegheny
Theological Seminary, is spending
delightful season with old classmates
and friends here during the holidays.
Miss Hattie l.. Lyon, of the senior
class, is visiting President and Mrs.
Purinton. of DenniSon College, Gran
Vile, Ohio.
Miss Lille PickeDpaugh has returned
from Baltimore, where she has been at
tending school, and will spend the
Christmas season at home.
Miss Bessie Murphy left yesterday
from her home at La Sale, Ill. Miss
Murphy has made her home with rela-
tiveS here for several years and has 4
large circle of friends who are sorry TO
10 lose her.
Rev. and Mrs. Davis, of Boston, Pa,
are visiting Mrs. Davis father, DIR.
Coombs.
W. c. Myer, II. G. Stifel and others,
Wheeling students. lett for home yes
terday.
j. 4. Jackson, j. Il. Trotter. J. L.
Galford, j. L. Brown, a. II. Sheppard,
J. Ii. Hines, c. X. Summeriield and
few other students will remain in Nor
gantown during the greater part of the
Christmas vacation.
l.. 4. Lindemuth, of Princeton, will
visit Prof. and Mrs. Stewart the coming
week.
Elmore Jacobs and VIM. ST. Clair,
formerly of this place, but now OF Pitts
q l,.,n on a visit
Mrs. NJ. d. Helmick and children are
here TO spend the holidays with her SIS
terS. the Misses Dawson.
Miss Mary Evans, who has been at
tending school at Baltimore, IS at home
for the holidays.
Cant. A. j. Marsuliott is visiting his
wife and daughter here this week.
Student c. NJ. Bennett, of Glennville,
has been suffering with severe attack
of quinsy for some time but is new much
better.
Mrs. NJ. \. YoSt, Misses Sadie Coil
and Emma Boughner, and Mr.. j. T..
Fleming, will visit Pittsburs this week.
J. c. Wallace has returned from Gin
cinnati. where he has been visiting Mrs.
Wallace. That excellent lady, who IS
undergoing medical treatment, is much
better, her many friends will be glad to
hear.
Prof. +. W. Tapp, Of the Chenille
Normal school, is in the city. He will
spend his vacation at Morgantown and
his old home near here.
A new law firm, composed OF X. h.
Fast, =. Ii. Keck and l.. V. keck, has
been formed i'm Morgantown. This Is
now one OF the strongest law firms in
the State, and the business of all clients
will be attended 10 with ability and
despatch.
Ellis Il. Turner has been appointed
Town Sergeant to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF W. H..
Bricker.
A Christmas entertainment will be
given this Christmas Eve At the NJ. l..
Church.
\ church social will be the Christmas
feature at the Presbyterian Church this
evening.
The MaSons are preparing TO give an
elaborate supper and entertainment at
the Commercial Hotel Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary EdminSton, who has been
spending the winter in Morgantown has
returned 10 her home in Weston for the
holidays.