Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
3 Nhronieie OF the Movement OF
IndlvIduoF-

lave Haue Marietta one Of the most noted
points along the upper Ohio for eauipping
steamers. IL was this firm which placed
L Laaoil.'e cry on the new sidewheel
S,ealtSr Telegraph, recently completed
Tor lhe Cincinnati and POmeroy trade
and the big Cincinnati and Pitts
ourg packet Iron Queen" which
WI, VIII soon be placed in the trade
Iney are also equippiug q new tow
GOAT Tor Cnas. HoOS, PittSburg. the hull of
wnlcn was built few miles from Marietta
on the MusSingum. 1t will be about the
same size as the J. H. Mcconnell. Mr.
Nlnsor is an authority on steam boat mat
tSrS' lie states that the government work
OF improving the Muskingum bv buildinga
system oil locks and dams as far as Zanes-
EliIe, IS progressing rapidly, all the dams
0elng finished except two. The Marietta
dam IS a splendid piece of work.
Mrs. A, F. Hustled left yesterday to visit
friends in Pittsburg.
Edgar +. Boyd has returned from bus
mess trip 10 Virginia
Thirteen members of the Harry Lacy
Company are at the Behler.
Edward L. Rose, Esq, was in Pitts
burg yesterday on business.
Miss O'Neil, Of the Jack Royal Com
pany," is az the st. Charles.
Miss Nance Hance, of Zane street. is a
guest Of friends in GAINESVILLE.
John B. Ealb, Of Rochester, n. Y, is
visiting Ferdinand Biedenbach.
Architect Chas Hamilton is cOnvalescent
after severe attack Of the grip.
G. NJ. Shrewsbury, OF Parkersburg, reg
lstered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Lucas left yesterday for a
weeks visit with relatives in Pittsourg
Miss Ada Jones, of South Front street,
returned 70 college al Delaware, Ohio, yes
terday
Mrs. Jos. Leiner and three children, who
are confined with lung fever, areimproving
in health.
Miss Amelia Ebeling and brother Fran
CTS left last Saturday 10 visit friends in
Glen EasJOn.
Fl. c. Waddel, General Manager of Fac
tory H, United States Glass Company, is
on the sick list.
Miss Lizzie Linaberger has recovered
from her recent illness, which her young
friends will be pleased TO learn.
Miss Edith Murphy, of Zane street, has
returned 70 SciO (O.) College, after spend
ing the holidays AZ her home.
Miss Julia Cohen, of Akron, o., who has
been visiting Mrs julius Schwab for some
time past, will return home to-day.
Mrs K. h. Bybes and children, of Brook
lyn, New York, are the guests of Mr..
Richard Bennett and family. on the Island
Miss Jennie Wilkinson, Of the Island,
has returned 10 school az Stanton, Va,
after spending the holiday vacation at
home.
VI II UT.,.,-5 q ,,r-,1or nay,o,rot If
Mason county, was al the Windsor yes
terday. Mr.. Howard made the REGISTER a
pleasant call.
John A. Osler, W. n. Miller and Misses
Mabel Tallman and Bert Robinson were
In the city yesterday, and took supper at
the Mcclure.
Mrs =. Stanley and daughter, Miss
Annie, left last evening for Barton, Md, TO
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Jeanette Will
Jams, q sister Of Mrs. Stanley.
Jas. FreeIaud and Chas. HenSel, of Mari
on county; w. K. Jasper, OF COlfaX; NJ
J. Ennis, OF Martinsville; X. NJ. kusick,
of Austin, and w L. Burt, Of Warrington,
are the West Nirginians al the st. Charles
Hotel.
Robt. Mccormick, Of SistersviIle; Il, L.
Hardy, of Parsersburg; A. 3. Mason OF
jamestown; h. X. Welter, of Keyser, and
John T. Edwards and wife, OF Parkers-
burg, were the West Virginians at the
Stamm yesterday.
". Smith, of Fairmont; J. F. Har6i
son, of Woodland; +. NJ. and e. NJ. Cal
vert, Of Warrington; W. j. Adams, Of
Bethany, and NJ. A Brast, Of New Mar
tinsville, were the West Virgnians regis
teoed at the Behler yesterday.
Miss Shirley BrockuDier returned to
Wells College yesterday, after a most en-
iOyable visit az her home in this city. Miss
BrOCkunier was warmly received by her
many friends during her brief sOiourn, and
her early departure was much regretted.
Miss Lizzie Mendel who has been at her
home during the holiday vacation returned
10 Pittsburg Yesterday to resume her stu
dies al the Seminary at the East End.
Miss Mentel during the short stay was
prominent component OF several pleasant
social gatherings.
DR.. George Edward Reed, President Of
Dickinson College, at Carlisle, Pa, will
lecture in the y. NJ. G. \. course next
Monday night. Seats will be reserved at
the Association Building tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock. Qualities That Win"
will DE the Doctors subject.
Miss Bessie burst, pretty and amiable
Young lady, accompanied by her brother,
Tom, spent the holidays very pleasantly
as the guest Of Miss Lizzie Linaberger, of
the South Side. She returned TO her homo
i'm New Philadelphia, Ohio, on last Satur-
day, regretted by host OF friends.
Miss Lilly Vance, who has been enjoying
q delightful two weeks respite from her
studies at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. \. Vance, on North Main
street, returned 70 OGOntz yesterday TO
commence on another term. Miss Vance
is very happily situated at the institution,
and is much pleased with her studies.
]. Hoffman Edwards, late Of the Hunt
ington Advertiser. was at the Mcclure yes
tsTGay. Mr.. Edwards has not yet decided
whether or not he will make his permanent
home at Huntington. He will no doubt
again enter the newspaper business.
Wherever he decides TO locate he will be
a valuable addition TO the community.
Joe Ebeling and Robert Linaberger, two
popular Young gentlemen OF the SouthSide,
are spending their vacation travelling
tbrough PENNSYLVANIA. They will visit
MIR Iinaberger's brother, Mr.. Silas En-
bodv- az their former home, and returning
bv Pittsburg will spend several days visit
inc friends there Altogether the boys in
tend enjoying their holidays.
PURLOINING COFFEE.