Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
ABovr People.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement ol
Individuals.

Individuals.
WtVpsoR-J. Blackstone and VIM. Ed
wards, Of Warrington.
Superintendent Of Schools w. H. Ander-
son is pack from Saratoga.
Miss Emma Vogler, OF the Sixth ward,
is a guest OF Grafton friends.
Howard Decker, Of Goetze's East End
Pharmacy, is home from a short vacation
Mrs. e. J. Ritter, Of the South Side, left
Yesterday for Philadelphia TO vlslt Irlenus'
Mr. ]. B. Garvin has gone to Washing
ton City 10 attend the National Brigade
meet.
MIR. C.. Q. Showalter, Superintendent OF
the State Reform School, was in the city
yesterday.
Charles Mcbride, operator on the cleo
trio motor line, is back 10 work after Few
days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Schwertfeger, who
have been travelling through the East, have
returned home.
III Downs and daughter Nellie have
returned from a brief visit with friends IN
Steubenville, o.
Mr.. Henry w. Etz, Of Becker & Co,
who has been in New York on business,
has returned home.
Mrs. George w. Clark and daughter
/ Myrtle, of the South Side, are guests OF
Mingo Junction friends.
Miss Birdie NOrrington, OF Kirkwood,
/ left Yesterday for Pittsburg and Will De
gone two or three weeks.
Geo p. Umstead has accepted a position
/ as night clerk at the Stamm, TO succeed
/ John McElnowney, resigned.
Miss Mamie Lee, Of Columbus, o., is
visiting her cousins, Misses Carrie ana
/ Nettie Renuer, of the South Side.
| Mrs. I. Hammond, accompanied by her
/ family. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Hugh Clark, at Pleasant Valley.
George Stane, of Hartford City, w. Va,
\ who has been visiting William Delss, on
| South Wood street, will return TO his home
| to-day.
BEHLER-N. S. Beatty, of Warrington;
/ C. E. Lester, OF Fairmont; VIM. +. Bow
! ers, of Parkersburg; o. n. Koen, OF Man
/ nington.
SrANN-C. c. Showalter, of the Prunty-
+ town reform school; Jas. Demkin and wife
| of Harrison county; J. M. Prlmm, OF
/ ClarksOurg.
Miss Maggie Craig and Miss Anna John
! son, Of the South Side; are visiting friends
/ i'm Cincinnati Miss Caddie Watt is visit
\ ing friends in Terre Hsute.
McLuRE-C. L. Williams and Geo. w.
/ Thomson, of Parkersburg; w. L. Ravens
! croft of FairmOut; Edward T. Elliott, OF
| Kingwood; +. NJ. Thomas, OF Kingwood.
/ Charles Huseman, Smith Butler, Jacob
] Scheufler, Jacob Detweiler and number
/ of others left on the Steamer Liberty yes
/ terdav for the South Side fishing camp at
/ Woodland.
/ Mr.. d, NJ. Garvin and family, of Cleve-
! land, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. Garvin's old
/ home and friends. Mr.. Garvin has been IN
/ the oil business for a number OF years and
! is meeting with great success.
/ Baggagemaster Mcintosh, Of No. 4, Ohio
/ River road, took into Wheeling yesterday
/ $50 buckets and 60 crates Of blackberrles,
\ all from between WilliamstOwn ana New
l Martinsville. -PdrlsTSbtrg Sentinel.
/ Mrs Anna Hebrank and daughter, Miss
| Ida. Of Wheeling are the guests OF the
1 Misses Rapp on the South Side and VIII
I remain some time Mr.. Heorank viii be
I down on Sunday.-PdTkCrSbuT Journal
/ Mr.. John Bishop, of Bishop Bros, North
/ Market street, and Miss Fannie Schaefer
I will be married at st. Alphonsus Church
| this morning, at 9 o'clock. The couple
/ have the well wishes Of a host Of friends.
Ed. Frederick and family, Of North
/ Market street, will leave to-day by boat
/ to visit relatives of Mr. Frederick in Don
| eral. Kentucky. They will go from there
| TO DAYTON. Ohio, to visit Mrs. Frederick's
| relatives.
Miss Pearl Reed, stenographer at the
| Singer Office, left the city Wednesday
morning to rusticate and spend her vaca-
ton with relatives at and near Clarksburg.
/ She was accompanied by her sister lnez
and brother Roy.
Senator Camden, who is West Virginia's
best friend, and G. *. Lord, Vice-Presi-
dent of the 3. & o. Railroad, were over
Sunday in Addison Mr.. Camden will re-
turn in August, at which time he expects
! to commence the boring of well for Salt
Sulphur on the land recently purchased Of
Jack Miller Weston Echo.