Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31


HpsefaE 7eIsordra 10 ths Rs0IItsr.
p New YORK, December sO.-A. Paul is
in New York buying goods tor the Nc
Coy Shoe Co., of Wheeling, and is stop
ping at the st. James hotel.
w. J. Brooking, of Claysville, was at
the St. Charles yesterday.
MoLURE-S. w. Hall, Fairmont, and
F. Prichard, Mannington.
VIM. Botsford is able to be out again,
after an illness Of week.
Mrs. George Stephani, OF South ia
cob street, is on the sick list.
Part Of the Midnight Alarm company
registered at the Behler yesterday.
Mr.. Lawrence BARLEY and wife, OF
Pittsburg, are spending the holidays
with his parents on the South Side.
Thomas Shat, of South Jacob street,
is spending the day at New Matamoras,
Ohio.
Miss BueIa Ellsworth, OF Thirty
seventh street, is visiting friends in
Ohio.
W. A. Bammerln and wife have re-
turned from short trip to Massillon,
Ohio.
HI. Hatch, Of Sistersvlle, is visit
inn n. D. Gordon, of South Chapline
street.
Miss Carrie Frazier. of the Island, is
visiting Miss Maude Edwards, of To-
ronto, O.
Miss Ada Mycr, OF Canal Dover, o.,
is the guest Of Miss Bess C. Marsh, OF
the Island.
Peter WEIGH, OF the Eighth ward, has
removed to Moundsville to make his
future home.
Mrs. Robert Stewart, OF South Wood
street, has gone to Pittsburg to visit
her daughter
Fred ]. Nolte, OF 2749 Jacob street,
has returned from q business trip to
Buffalo, n. Y.
John Kaloack, OF Plttsburg, who mas
been visiting South Side friends, has
returned home.
Miss Nellie Burke, Of Pittsburg, Is
visiting Miss Maggie Barley, OF Tween
ty seventh street.
r. II. D. Wills, the coal dealer, and
wife, got home last evening from
trip to Baltimore.
Miss Iona Smith, OF Ohio, is a guest
1t the home of DR.. l.. 5. Riggs, on
South ChapIine street.
Mrs. Ii. T. Dobb, Of South Main
street, who has been i'll for four weeks
past is reported worse.
Miss Clara Zane Is visiting friends In
Wellsburg aud Steubenville, and Will
be absent for two weeks.
Mrs. Emma Huffner, Of Grafton, is
spending the holidays at her former
home on the South Side.
Samuel Yahn, OF McCluney, O., who
is visiting South Side friends, will re-
turn to his home tomorrow.
Miss Lillian G. Taylor, Of East End,
Pittsburg, is visiting Mrs. John i.
Glass, on North Main street.
James j. Weir and family have re-
turned to Garrett, Ind, after a visit
with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. r. w. McVay and children, OF
Bellaire, O., are spending the holidays
with her parents on the South Side.
Miss Agnes Grant. of Cumberland,
Md, is the charming guest OF Miss
Della Riley, OF South ChapIine street.
S. NJ. Parker, OF Ebeling's South Side
pharmacy, will leave to-day TO spend
New Years at his home at Long Reach.
Miss Maggie Coonan, a charming
young lady of Parkersburg, is the guest
OF Mrs. ii. Bumgardner, on South Eoh
street.
Miss Margaret Powell, OF McMechen,
and Miss Kate Hathaway, of South
Chapline street, have gone to Cameron
for q visit
John Wallace, OF the Imperial Man
dolln Club, left last "Wednesday for To
ronto, Can, to spend the holidays with
his pareuts.
Misses Gertrude ObermaDn aud Lydia
Wells, two OF Centre schools promising
juniors, are spending the holidays at
Short Creek.
William Cracraft, a sou OF the doctor
of Elm Grove, is home from the Nor
gantown University spending the holl-
days with his parents.
G. w. Huffner, of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Huffner has
closed out his grocery business, but
will resume in the spring.
j. A. Burns. OF New York, who has
been in the city on visit to his sister,
Sister Angela, of Joseph's Convent, re-
turned yesterday TO his home.
John and Thomas Sweeney. students
az shington-Jefferson College, Of
Washington, Pa, are spending the
holidays at their home at Elm Grove.
Mrs. Rev. King, Of Lafayette, Ind,
a daughter Of DR.. Ford, OF South ia
cob street, who has been visiting her
parents, will return to her home to-
morrow.
Miss Imogene Strobel, who has been
visiting relatives on Thirty-frst street,
will return tomorrow 10 Lafayette,
Ind, where she is an instructor In the
public schools.
John Kerr, the wholesale grocer Of
the South Side, will leave for Allegheny
City. this morning, and will be accom-
panied home by his daughter May, who
is visiting there.
WIYDsoR-John s. Pancake, Romney;
John Mcmahon and +. a. Fostea, SIS
tersvllle; Miss Lizzie Maily, New Mar
tinsvllle, and Benjamin Davis and wife,
! Qarkersburg.
Mrs. II. Bumgardner, Of the South
Side, who has been suffering from in
ternal injuries, caused by falling down
stairs at her home about four weeks
ago, is able TO be out again.
SrAMM-M. L. Beyeding, Littleton;
f. II, Pipes, Cameron; J. P. Sweeney,
Sistersville; George Dealing. Parkers-
burg, and Warren Miller and A. L.