Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement Of
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.
L. NJ. Todd is here from st. Louis.
Thos. D. Campbell, from Cleveland, is
in town.
w. D. Carr, from Pittsburg, is Nc
Lure guest.
George Dufey, from Slstersville, is on
the hotel list
w. NJ. Toby is in the city. He lives in
Parkersburg.
Alex. Humphrey, of Steubenville, is
Stamm guest.
c. b. Oils, from Morgantown, is a
Widsor guest.
Capt. b. B. Dovener will leave for Chi
! cago this afternoon.
w, T. Lewis, from Washington, Pa, is
at the Stamm Hotel.
i'm. George, from Steubenville, is stop
ping at the Windsor.
G. L. Williams, of Parkersburg, is on
the Windsor Hotel list.
w. Stoner and wife, from Washington,
Pa, are Behler guests.
George House is in Baltimore, called
there oy the illness of his brother Charles.
Ed. Bearley and Andy MCGEE, OF East
Wheeling, are home from successful tur-
tie hunt.
MIR. and Mrs. Brockunier returned home
yesterday from Aurora, accompanied oy
Miss Shirley.
John T. Hamilton, Of Grafton, brother
Of Clark Hamilton, is IL the city and
stopping at the Mcclure.
C.P. Dunbar, car accountant aud time
keeper for the Terminal Railway, will sue
coed Mr. Gilbert as ticket agent.
BEuLER-Joseph and Jessie Hawker. A.
I. Braggins and Peter Warren, Manning
ton; j. W. Schmidt New Martinsvllle,
and James Jones, SistersvilIe.
John Mansfield, Of Boston, a member Of
the shoe firm of j. II. Locke u Co., is in
the city visiting his brother, Frank Mans
field.
McLURE.-George Israel, Bethany; John
W. Masoa and son, Fairmont; j. q. Ham
iton. Grafton, and VIM. James, Ravens
wood
Ex-Internal Revenue Commissioned John
w Mason ana son, are at the McLure.
The ex-Commissioner is now resident OF
FalrmOnL
Count Jacques Won Straaten, Of Utrecht,
Holland, is al the Mcclure. He is en- route
10 the W OEAu 4 all auN - q SuSSN "a -@~A'
Franzheim.
Charles Snider, a well-known potter, liv-
ing on South McCulloch street, Will be
married soon to Miss Mary Lmmert, OF
South Jacob street.
Conductor Carney, of the B. & o., runs
the Mouudsville accommodation train usu-
ally, but for the present has charge OF the
Cumberland and Wheeling express.
Robert Devine and VIII Turner Of the
South Side, are home from Bethany Col
lege Commencement, highly pleased. Mr.
Turner viii enter the college next year as
Junior.
Wells College commencement took place
Wednesday, the 18th. Miss Shirley Brock
unier, of this city. was member OF the
graduating class, receiving the degree or
A B., after a full four years course.
Irwin Broada, of East Wheeling. has re-
turned from Bay City, Mich. The Ohio
and Michigan Base Ball League, OF which
Mr. Broada was pitcher. has disoanded.
This gentleman made fine record pitch
ing in his months stay with the league
SrANM-Wm. H. Martin, Fairmont;
Burt Rumble and wife, and Thomas Lowe,
Moundsville; Samuel jacob and Mrs. j. @.
Jacob, Wellsburg; J. 3. Shufelt Sisters
vile; g. II. Flennend, Spencer; Miss
Laura V. Pewdy, Moundsville; George II.
Jones. Sistersville; T. ]. hinde, Hunting
tom; c. Q. Ridenour, Clarksourg.
M S. GiIlett, the popular ticket agent az
the Union depot formerly, has gone 10 h6
~ 0siti0n as freight and ticket ageN
IA L. E. Railroad at Steu0ent
lumbar, q clerk at the of3c4
l,son1 has been an.