Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-21
tn HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals of Those who
Are Stopping in the City.

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Are Stopping in the City.
Mr.. Pat Reilly, the well known proprie-
tor of the Reilly g. Woods theatrical COM
bination, was prominent guest at the 81.
Charles last night. Mr.. Reilly is an Old
newspaper man, having at one time owned
the Detroit Graphic, and sprung into
prominence bv his sensational exposure OF
the redoubtable lack Chandler. who was
connected with the treasury department
some years ago. Mr.. Reilly IS very
genial and interesting talker, and strong
Democrat
VIM. Kincaid and J. S. Evans, Cameron;
r. B. Simpson and o. NJ. Koen, Manning
ton: Jacob Koontz, New Martinsville; ).
Ankrom, St Marys: E. T. Martin, Park
ersburg; ]. T. Rankin. Cameron; G. w.
Bell, Thomas Coughlin and K. Gates, Sis
tersville, are West Virginia arrivals at
the Behle-.
ia. Norington, Mrs. George West, j.
G. Hill, J. R. Johnston, Charles McGraw,
Sistersville; Daniel E. O'Day, Manning
ton; Ira NJ. Franklin, Hundred; z. NJ.
Gates, Warrington; 5. W. Ritter. Pied
mont were prominent West Virginians at
the st. Charles last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Harms and child, of
Warrington: Joel G. Buckworth, Free
port: D. PRdgitts Mannington; VIM. L.
Deter, Sistersville: j. w. Gallagher,
ginians registered at the Mcclure last
night.
John A. Dopler, Proctor; L. A. Wind
or, Parkersburg; G. w. Sine, W. ID. Sine;
Thee Stewart, Middlebourne; Q. F..
Louther New Martinsville: T. w. Ora
ham. Sistersville, were State arrivals at
the Stamm yesterday.
G. Forest Louther, of New Martinsville,
student at the West Virginia University
at Morgantewn, was guest at the Wind
sor yesterday, on mis- way home to spend
the holiday vacation.
H. A. Fitzgerald, of Petrolia, and G. r.
Prichard, G.. A. Hendrlck and r. A. Arm
strong, of Warrington, were prominent
West Virginians at the Brunswick last
night.
John ]. Carter, general manager OF the
Carter Oil Company, at Slstersvllle, with
headquarters at Titusville, was proml-
nent arrival at the Windsor yesterday.
H. w. Emit, of Clean; John Linch, OF
Oil City. and J. F. Connally, of Bradford,
Pa, were prominent oil men at the Wind
sor last night
Misses Jessie Blackstone and Hattie
Beatty, charming young society ladies OF
Warrington, were guests at the Windsor
last night.
L. A. Brenneman, the genial and hand
some oil operator in the Sistersville field,
was a prominent arrival at the Mcclure
last night.
Harry E. McEldowney, Of New Mar
tinsville, official stenographer of Wetzel
county, was guest at the Behler yester-
day.
A. L. Barton, of Sistersville, and Nc
Lure Mason, Of Albright, were prominent
arrivals at the Van Keuren last night
d. F. Connolly, a prominent oil man Of
Sistersville, was visitor in the city yes
terday, and stopped at the Windsor.
John Adair, B. & o. passenger agent at
Parkersburg, was in the city last night and
registered at the Windsor.
John G. Neal and John w. Dudley, both
prominent citizens Of Charleston, were
guests at the Van Keuren.
W.. Wood, Of Woodsfeld, and ]. f.
Bore, of Hannibal. Ohio, are prominent
guests at the Behler.
G. w. Grier, a we'll known druggist Of
Sistersville, was guest at the Stamm
yesterday.
number Of the members Of Reilly g.
Woods big show are stopping at the
Behler.
Mrs. J. A. Connolly, Of Sistersville, was
a guest at the Windsor last night.
Part of the Reilly & Woods company are
registered at the St. Charles.
600 Sailors worth al, choice 19c.