Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-22
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS
The Movements or Citizens and
Arvival and Departure OF stral

Hon. A. A. Lewis. Of weston. is at
McLure.-
Miss Flora McCoach, os s.stersville,
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Chancellor. of Parkersburg,
guest at the Fort Henry Club.
Mr.. Dean, of Columbus, formerly of
city, is a guest at the Fort Henry Club
Lieut.. F. r. Huseman of Co. C. Foul
Immunes, is in the city visiting his p
ents.
Auditor LaFollette, of Charleston. v
among the late arrivals in the city
night.
Miss Monies Clancy. of C,arksburg.
a charming guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Gavin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw and son,
Pittsburg. are guests of relatives on EgG
eenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. SHIELD. OF Denr
Ohio. are the guests Of j. E. HAHN
North Main street.
Frank Moore, OF the Liedecker Tool q
of S~istersville. was a prominent guest
the Mcclure last night
Mrs. H. ID. Hail n Miss Rachel Rail-
ton, of Dennison, Ohio, are the guests (
j. E. Hall. on North Main street.
Mrs. Louis Zelt, Jr.. of Washington. Pi
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and NJ
Harry Kreuger, OF The Sixth ward.
S. A. Pickens, of Nh Pleasant. Ohio,
in the city visiting his nephew, HerbW
Pickens, chief clerk at Stewards PHARMACY
Hon. b L. Butcher. of Fairmont. is her
to attend the banquet to be rendered Ad
miral Dewey by the Sons OF the Reyolu
ton.
DR.. Rolla Camden. of Parkersburg, |
in the city to attend the banquet to be gii
en- this evening by the Sons of the ReyS
luton.
Editor Powell. of the Fairmont Yves
Vlrginian, was one of the prominent RI
publican lights in the Mcclure House lobb
last night,
Mrs. L. b. c. List and daughter, Mis-
Bessie, and Miss Johnson, of Washingto
d. c., are in the city for the Dewey Da
celebration.
Secretary of State VIM. NJ. O. Dawsoe
of Charleston, arrived late last evening I
take part in the general Republican polii
teal gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Truxell, of Duquesd
Heights, Pittsburg, are visiting at tn
residence of Mr.. G. M. Shook, The Pine
Pleasant Valley.
The commanding figure OF United State
| District Attorney. OF Charleston, could \
: seen circulating among the members 4
the Republican ring and anti-ring hencl
men at the Mcclure last evening.
Miss Edith Moore, a very pleasant youn
society lady of Sistersville, arrived In III
city yesterday afternoon and will renal
until Friday. She will be the guest Q
friends ON the Island during her stay. +
Mrs. Z. j. Thompson, accompanied b
Miss Pearl Smullen and Miss Mae MacAI
thur, arrived i'm the city yesterday froI
Sistersville and will remain for the "Dewd
Day" celebration.
Miss Emma Householder. a prominen
young society lady OF Sistersville, passe
through the city last evening on her wa
to Pittsburg, where she Will be the CUES
of relatives and friends for a short time
Edward Dalton. of sistersville, one @
the most prominent nitro-glycerlne me
in the state. accompanied by Il number z
Edward Dalton Co. No. 81. *. of r., al
i1Ntu ia NAt NAAg ihoN al W oNNNAAA ~
Dewey Cay" celebration at the Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. He'll and Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Aspin, of Sistersville. arrive
in the city yesterday and will remain her
a couple of days, after which they wi,
leave for Cameron, w. Va, where they "
be the guests Of friends for q couple
weeks.
George A. Shryock, one of the mdv
prominent young operators and produces
in the West Virginia OIL fields, Is a CUES
at the Mcclure House. Mr.. sihryock Is d
his way home to Meadvale. Pa. where b
has been called by the serious illness Of
relative.
C. X. Clark. a prominent operator OF si'
tersville, who has been at Inez. Ky. wheI
he is drilling a number OF gas wells for n
Triple State Gas Co. arrived in the els
last evening and will remain for severn
days attending TO business matters N
visiting old acquaintances,
Theodore Hoenes. a well known youn
man Of Sistersville. arrived in the city las
night. accompanied by c. II. Baker, an
was taken TO the City Hospital. where b
will remain for some days to be treate
for a badly injured eye. II Is expecte
he will be able TO be about in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T.. Work. OF Sisters
vile. will arrive In the city this morning I
attend the Dewey Day celebration. NJ
Work is an ardent supporter Of Col. r. i
Freer. the independent Republican cand
date for Governor, and with him vii B
a number OF gentlemen from Tyler coun
ty OF the same faiph. Among those wh
will be with Mr.. Work may be mentione
Mayor w. l.. Armstrong. who Is one G
the strongest Republican independent
workers in the State.