Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements oil
Individuals

Individuals
| Francis Myers is here from Pittsburg.
in. Bosen, from Steubenville, is a guest
at the Stamm.
A.P. Miller, Columbus business man,
| is at the Stamm.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Garden arrived
| home last evening.
Joseph n. Mccall, Of Steubenvllle, is
registered at the Behler.
IA. Henderson, from st. Clairsville, is
on the Mcclure Hotel list.
VIM. Greer, of the South Side, is In
Moundsville on business.
Miss Kate Ritter, Of South Main street,
is in Niles, o., for visit.
George Work, of Sistersville, is a guest
| of his parents on Thirty-irst street.
G. w. Bowers, of the South Side, will
leave to-day for two weeks visit 10 Pitts
| burg.
c.. r. Cunningham, a popular young
man from Pittsourg, is guest OF South
Side frieds.
| Jack Thornburg, bill clerk Of the B. &
| O., has resigned his position and is going
to leave the city.
| Louis Drech and Miss Annie Okel, we'll
known South Side people, are on visit to
Pittsburg friends.
Thomas lines, the South Side insurance
man, is reported to be about 10 marry
popular Sixth ward lady.
r.. N. Marshall, popular young man OF
North Wheeling, Will go soon Ior ten
days trip to Chippewa lake.
Miss Lena Vogt, of South Chapline
street, has left the city for Grafton, on
visit to her sister, Mrs. Hoffman.
Will Caldwell, who has been attending
| Yale College, arrived home yesterday to
spend some time with his parents.
George Coffmau, r5Ftform foreman at
the Wheeling aud Lake Erie freight depot.
will go soon for trip to Chicago.
E. M. Richards, OF Richards s. Noel
rows South Side pharmacy, will leave for
d recruiting trip down the river soon.
Michael Hobrecht, of the South Side, the
professional base ball player, is home from
! Canton, where he has been employed.
Joseph Robinson, of factory "H," who
recently started dairy, has given up
dairying and is now back working at the
factory.
Walter Brandau, promlnnnt South
| Side grocer, will leave for st. Louis and
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failing health.
STAMM-E. E. Core, ST. Mary's; S. G..
Moore, Proctor; I. j. -Hinde, Huntington;
Dis, Parkersburg.
Berthold Hamburger, Of the firm Of Har-
| burger Bros, will leave tomorrow for
New York. He win sail the early part Of
next week for Germany.
Mrs. A. c. F. Ebeling, Of the South Side,
| mother Of the accommodating South Side
pharmacist, George Ebeling, is in Zanes-
vile, o., guest Of friends.
William and Walter Schultze, William
Greer, Joseph Brady and others, Wheel
ing pottery poys, are fishing club to go
to Fish creek soon on an excursion.
The marriage of Henry Hunt, glass
worker Of factory 81" TO Miss Lena
Peters, popular South Side lady, is re-
ported as an event Of the near future.
WINpsoR.-W. w. Freech, Pocahontas;
Robt McEdowney, New Martinsville;
Harry S. Reich, New Martinsville; l.. u.
Smith, Middlebourne, and James Young,
| Fairmont.
Benz. McCluskey and John Calibacb, &C
companied by the Misses Hattie Lunor and
| Annie Tape, will form q company TO visit
! Chicago and the Fair, soon. All are OF the
| South Side.
McLURE-H. B. Davenport, Charles
Town; H. II. Hopkins, Elizabeth; John w.
Harris, Lewisourg; H. B. Williams, Graf
ton; James M. Porter, New Martinsvihe;
James Cunningham, Ravenswood.
Stamm: g. E. Smith, Morgantown;
Otto Fish, Warrington; Il. S. Caldwell,
Sistersville; Thos. H. Thornburg. New
Martinsville; E. Moon and wife, New
| Martinsville; Jacob Horuz, New Cumber-
| land, and j. E. Gruber, Sistsrsville.