Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-22

The movements 81 Citfzens ana ne
ARRIVAL ana Departure Of strans-
Mr. Jacob Kindelberger is confined to
his home by Illness.
w. T. Nichols, Wellsburg; ]. T. Nil
Ter, Alvey, are at the Windsor.
Fred Meyer. of the South Side. is out
after his recent severe accident.
Austin McMasters arrived home yes
terday from Kiskeminitas school.
Internal Revenue Collector A. B.
White, OF Parkersburg, is at the Nc
Lure.
Alfred Faulkaber, of the Locke Shoe
Company. will leave for Elyria, Ohio,
Sunday.
Edward Jackson is home from the
OHIO State University for the holiday
vacation.
Miss Glenn Pickett, who is attending
school at West Liberty, is home for the
holidays.
Walter Mcclure is home for the hali-
days from w. & j., where he is attend
ing school.
Jack Shepherd, Of Pittsburg. former
ly of this city, was in town last night
for the fight.
Earl Braden. Edwin Kline and Graf
ton Beail are home from W. & ]. for
the holidays.
Miss Laura Dalzell is home from
school at Washington, D. c., for the
Christmas vacation.
J. w. Speidel, Yale S. 1900, arrived
home yesterday from New Haven,
Conn. for the holidays.
Dr. N. A. Haning, Of South Jacob
street, who has been at Huntington, is
expected home this morning.
Mrs. John C. Miller. of the South
Side. is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
]. H. MacArdle, at Canton, Ohio.
Clark Riker, son Of Rev. DR.. Riker,
of Mt. Union College, is in the city the
guest of T. D. Prosser, of Zane street.
DR.. Harry Hubbard, of South Chap
line street, has returned from brief
visit with his parents at Sistersvilie.
Miss Edwards, of Pittsburg, will be
the guest of Miss Flora Wilson, on
North Main street, during Christmas
week.
Mrs. Campsey and son, Waverly; E.
]. Edwards and wife, St. Mary's; l. j.
Wolfe j. H. Kemmer, Piney, are reg
istered at the Howell.
Mice Az, Csnr,p,;,r ~ tb;- oitx, and
Miss Hester Cummins, her cousin, of
Bellaire, arrived home yesterday from
Rye Seminary, New York.
Leach Cracraft, of Elm Grove, left
yesterday for Charlottesville, Va, where
he will spend the Christmas holidays
with his mother and sister.
Carl Wells, of Beach Bottom, who
has been the guest of his cousin, Earl
Wells, of South Chapline street, re-
turned to his home last evening.
John E. Mcclure, Sistersville; James
H. Pine, E. E. Barbour, Sistersville; c.
NJ. Rogers, Warrington; j. H. Willis,
Sistersville, are guests at the Mcclure.
Harold Bloch, Singleton PAUL., George
Franzheim, Mertz Ffanzheim, Halstead
Caldwell, Wilbur TOPPING, Henry Top
ing and Robert Dalzell arrived home
yesterday from Lawrenceville school.
T. w. Hall, Fairmont; E. S. Davis,
Miss Aniie Ogle, Miss Minnie Bishop,
| Cameron; V. H. Lasher, George Smith,
wife and son, Wellsburg; Samuel E.
Barr, Yellow Run, are stopping at the
| Grand Central.
Mr.. John H. Rennard, for several
years at the city electric light plant,
who is taking course at the Ohio
State University, arrived home yester-
day and will spend the holidays with
his brother, Fl. E. Rennard, of the South
Side
N L. Thorne and wife; ]. A. Clark,
Parkersburg; Mrs. S. E. Carney, A. U.
Carney, Littleton; C. Y. Benedum and
wife, Sistersville; J. C. Trees, New
Martinsville; Henry Capita, Morgan
town, are the State arrivals at the
| Stamm.
Diamonds bought from us at the
| present price will be worth in the near
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