Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-28
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.

Rev DR.. Swope was in Cleveland during
the week.
f. p. Mobley, OF Grafton, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Owen Rely, of Parkersburg, is visiting
friends in the city.
James j. Armstrong paid visit to Wash
ington, Pa, Friday.
+. w. Banner and sister, Miss Ida, left
yesterday for Boston.
Harry l. Dotey, of Steubenville, was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Louise Scull, of Somerset, Pa, is
visiting Miss Flora G. Wilson.
Attorney S. G. Smith returned from a
visit to New Cumberland Friday night.
Miss Martha Bryan, of Moundsville, was
the guest of friends in the city yesterday.
Hon. George w. Atkinson will not re-
turn to Washington until after January l.
J.B. Bryson, of the South Side, is visit
ing friends and relatives in Fostoria, Ohio.
Roscoe Morris, of Holidays Cove, is the
guest of his friend Ed. Back, on the South
Side.
Mrs. 4. Boon, of Market street, will
spend three weeks in Pittsburg with
friends.
wv. Milligan returned home on Tues
day evening after at extended trip OF sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, of Pitts
burg. are visiting Mrs John Lynch, of the
South Side.
o. s. Schohcld, Esq, spent Christmas
with his family ut Parkersburg, recurring
Friday ut noon.
Mrs. Joseph Chetsyard and family are
spending the holidays with relatives on
Thirty-frst street.
Miss Stella NJ. Connel, of Newark, o., is
spending the holidays with her brother
George w. COnnel.
John Stohlman. the upholsterer, last yes
terday morning for Cleveland, where ne
has accepted position.
Miss Mamie Mendel, charming young
lady of Bethany, w. Va, is visiting rela
tives on CEapline street.
j. w. Amick, formerly of Wheeling, but
now of Freeport, Me, is in the city On
visit to friends and relatives.
viii Etzler has returned home from
[ philadelphia, where he attending medica
college, to spend the holidays.
Ed. Feltus has returned from success
/ full business trip, and is spending the hol
DAYS AT his home on the Island.
Miss Laura Free, of Columbus, ONO, Is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Geo
/ Roberts, on Thirteenth street
ANDY Howard, of Blairsville, Pa. who
has been visiting his home in the Eighth
ward, left for that point yesterday.
HI. Kinkead, Esq, bookkeeper for Jos
Speidel, returned home on Tuesday even
I = iGif "a
James H. Oglebay, of Kansas City, is
here and is stopping at the Windsor MI
Oglebay formerly resided in Wheeling.
Mrs. l.. s. Wilmington and daughter
left Yesterday for their home at Mchees
port, Pa, after spending Christmas WIFI
relatives.
Miss Minnie George, of Steubenyille
who has been visiting Miss Coddle wait
on the South Side returned to her hom'
last night.
Mrs. Mary McManis and Mrs Henr,
| Young, of Monongahela City, Pa, are vls
| iting their sister, Mrs. John hincald, o
the South Side.
Prof. H. c. Shepherd has resigned hi
position as principal at the Fifth War'
school. with the intention OF gong lhu
other business.
VIM. Tanning, OF Piqua, o.. and Mrs
Ell. Gardner, OF Pittsburg, spent Christ
mas with their brother, Andrew flaming
Of the East End.
VIM. Tanning, of Piqua, o., and Mrs. f
]. Gardner. of PttsOurg, spent Christ
mas with their brother. Andrew Tanning
of the East End.
II r. Gregory, Fred. Undertake, Whit
Hoff. Miss Hall and Miss Estella Judkin
were a party of Flushing, o., people at tn
Stamm yesterday.
Miss Mabel Merriam, Miss Nanni
Montgomery and Miss Annie Hemlem
of Wellsburg, are visiting the Misses Hem
lein, on the South Side.
Miss Alliance Torrance, of Mt. Washing
ton, Pittsburg, is spending her school va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. William Filing
ham, on SiXteeth street.
Mrs. NJ. Kahn, popular teacher of tn
Eighth ward school, and son, W. Is. KAN
left last Wednesday for ten days visit t
relatives in Fostoria, Ohio.
Fred Barrett. who has been visiting hi
father. Capt Gregory Barrett, a. L. a, a
the Mcclure House, returned TO his hom
in Ashland, Ky, yesterday.
Miss Maud Spooner, of the Island, ha
gone to spend few weeks with friends IL
East Liverpool, and will take trip Z
Pittsburg before returning home.
Capt. Ed. Sims of the steamer Ben Hun
which is laid up at Pittsburg with bro
ken shaft, was at the Stamm last night, OF
his way to his home in Parkersburg
John W. Avirett and wife. nee Mis-
Sara Roemer, OF Cumberland, Md, ar
visiting Mrs. Aviretts parents, Mr.. am
Mrs. John Roemer, on the South Side.
T. f. Shelly, formerly of the -ftna glas
works of Bellaire, but now manager of tn
Fostoria glass works, FOstoria, Ohio, wa
in the city Yesterday shaking hands VIII
old friends.
The following West Nirginians were
among the arrivals at the Behler yester
dav: II. E. Osborne, of Fairmont; J.. A
Lincoln, of Warrington, and &. X. Brad
ford. of Grafton.
Among the West Virginia people stop
ping at the Windsor yesterday were th'
following Il. L. Brown, of Parkersourg
/ c.. W. Brown. of St. Mary's and Z. w
Kotzebue, of RavenswOod.
Charley Reed, of the City Directory,
and John w Ransone, of "Miss McGinty,
will exchange places tomorrow. Rees
will Join the latter company here Bott
organizations arc under the management o.
/ Jno. Russell.