Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-23
HOME FROM COLLEGE.

HOME FROM COLLEGE.
The following College boys are home for
the Christmas holidays:-
Joseph Speidel. Jr., from Yale; Lawrence
Wheat, from WashingtOn-J eferson; Harry
Buckley, from Bethany; Dwight and Loury
Wagner, from Cornell; Harry Bodley, from
Washington-J Jefferson; William CalaweA,
from Yale: George Miller, from Notre
Dame, Ind
The following young ladies are home
from College,
Miss Mamie McNIasters, from Bethany,
ana Miss Sue Wright, from Bethany
John Trimble, of the Arm of TrimOle &
Lutz, is very i'll.
Wayne Willy, of Morgantown. is the
guest OF relatives on Twelfth street.
S. p. Tracy, well known steamboat
man, living In North Wheeling, IS SICK.
SrAMM-Brice Jolliff and ]. E. Smith, Of
Warrington; Henry Beetles, OF Wsynes-
burg.
win Egerter is home from Baltimore
to spend the holidays with his mother ana
friends.
Nile Ford of the South Side, is home
from Delaware College, o., 10 spend the
holidays.
Pharmacist George Ebeling, Of the
South Side, who was sick, is aole to De on
duty again.
Harry Kasley, the East Wheeling coal
merchant, who has been quite Ill, is rap
idly improving.
Harry Bodley. of EasJ Wheeling, is home
from Washington and jefferson College, TO
spend the holidays.
AL, L $500. Wheat of Mo ig
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Speldel,
on Chapiine street.
Miss Bessie Steele, of Washington City,
is spending the holidays with Miss Martha
OFT on Fourteenth street.
Attorney S. o. Boyce is out for the first
time after his injury Dy mastif dog,
some six or seven days ago.
Mrs. jacob HoOstetter, Of the South
Side, is at Hills, Ohio. called there Dy the
illness of Postmaster Becker.
A. D. Garden is in the city to spend tho
holidays. PANEL looks as though the
Washington society agreed with him.
Charles Ritter, machinst in the en-
ploy Of the W. IL y. G. railroad, is of duty,
suffering from painful bone felon.
MCLURE-C. c. Schwob and wife, Of
Moundsville; c. l.. Williams. Of Parkers-
burg; q. d. Stevens OF San Francisco.
Mrs. Ernest Nolte, of Mouudsville, is
laying on her death bed. She is sister
in-law of August b. Nolte, the Eighth
ward fireman.
Alf. G.. Harrington, agent for Frank l..
Frayne and "Grimes' Cellar Door, COM
pany, were the theatrical people at the
Behler yesterday.
Misses Nan Wheeler, of Hammondsport
N Y, and Annie Roper, Of Emira, n. Y,
are the guests of Mrs. O.. Ed. Mendel, on
Thirteenth street.
Miss Arabel Tagg and Miss Mary FL
wood, Young ladies Of tue East tnd, VIII
leave to-day for Pittsburg, where they
will spend Christmas.
! Mrs. Alta King, of Lafayette, Ind, a
daughter of Ur. Ford, of South Jacob
street, arrived in the city this morning at
! o'clock to spend the holidays
VIM. g. Myers, Of South jacob street,
! attending school at Springfield, Conn, and
Miss Louisa, a sister, at school at Bethany,
! this State, are home 10 spend the holidays.
BEHLER-C. g. Davis, of Harrisvllle; D..
M. Landow and F. II. Oliphant, OF
Schultz; ID. w. Kotzebue, of Ravenswood; {;
w. NJ. Sweeney, @. Il. Davis, w. +. Lep-
per- II. L. Brand. Fred w. Bartlett, .. n.
Koen, G.. II. SnOdgrass and r. =. Will
! loughby, of Warrington; Henry McCutch-
con, of Sistersville; NJ. l.. Fleming and
VIM. Lafferty, of Wellsburg; Joel Buck
with. of Freeport; John V. Carney, OF
Parkersburg.