The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13

PERSONAL MNoRAHpA.-Miss Mary
Richardson, Of Allegheny, Pa, who has
been visiting friends in our city for come
time, returned home yesterday.
Miss Davis, Of CadiL, Ohio, Is visiting
friends IN the city.
Miss Minnie Anderson, Of Pittsburgh
. spending a few days with Wheeling
We regret to learn that Mr.. Hal. Black
Is confined 10 his room by an attack Of
typhoid fever.
There l. some talk Of Mr.. Ed. weis-
gerber coming to the city to take charge
OF The B. & o. machine shops.
Uncle John Zoeckler, Appointment cit
lien Of Fulton, Wears coin buttons on his
vest. The pieces are Spanish coin, bear
ing the date Of 1855.
Nick Cellars, the we'll known Steuben-
vile musician, who has been spending a
few days in u city, returned home yes
terday.
Rev. G. E. Manchester, Of Petersburg,
formerly pastor OF the Thomson N. E.
Church, will o~ficiaie at Thompson
Church, on the Island, tomorrow morn.
ing and evening.
Col. E. NJ. Reynolds, passenger agent Of
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St Louis
railway, in our city on business. Col.
Reynoid Is q live railroader and a clever
gentleman. We are glad to hear that be
will in future make his headquarters in
this city.
Jimmy spsyer, the Main street milli-
ner, is back home again, looking as hearty
as ever.
Col. Thomas shallcross Is still in Wash.
ington City or business.
Mr.. Wilbur Trueman, shipping clerk
at the P. w. & KY, depot, occasionally
finds time to deliver q temperance lee
ture. he addressed the people OF Belliire
= day or two ago.
Messrs. Reister, Of the German Com.
pany, and G. q. Collier, OF the Fire and
Marine, have gone to Morgantown TO
adjust an insurance loss on n store build
Ing.
Col. Jesse Plattenburg, editor Of the
Haneoek County Courier, was 10 town Last
night, having come down 10 attend Janau'
shek's performance. The Colonel isstill
rs risky as a young chicken, notWith-
standing his advanced age.
Rev. J. NJ. Ruthrauf, OF Washington,
Ohio, will reach the city to-day, and oc.
cupy the pulpit Of the 10th street English
Lutheran Church tomorrow.
Rev. s. B. BarnitI has gone to Atlanta,
Georgia, to attend the National Sunday
School Convention. Mr.. BarnitE is a
member Of the Executive Committee oil
educational Association.
Messrs. W. B. Gibson and wife, oil
West Alexander, are at the stamm
House.
Mr.. Day, Of the Waynesburg Republican,
and Mr.. a. S. Clark, OF the sam city,
were in town yesterday.
Nj. G. o. Davenport left for Washing.
ton City yesterday, to apply for a writ oil
error from the decision Of the Supreme
Court affirming the sentence in Taylor
Strauder's case.
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
House are the following: B. G. thinner
man, Harper's Ferry; w. A. Barry, West
Alexander; r. 7. Mclaughlin, FredeF-
ickstown.
E. r, Hall, Of Frewsburg; P. Diehl, Of
Woodsfeld; w. Kestler, OF strodsburg
and F. II. Hanlon, Of C%oshocton, are al
the stamm House.
The following are among the late ar
rivals at the st. james: Col D. D. John
son, Long Reach; DR.. A. T. Banning
P~ittsburg; W. b. Kirk, Motratown; HIS
Craig, Wellsburg.
Mr.. VIM. Meyns, who went from here
to California some time since, has placed
US under obligations for late San Fran
cisco papers.
Manager james Hamilton leaves or
Monday for the West, 10 take charge o.
one OF John Ellsler's Euclid Avenue
companies. He will be gone about three
months.
Madame Janauschek, the distinguished
actress, has rooms at the Mcclure
House.
Messrs. Louis Brinkworth and Henry
Petermau, with numerous other friendI
Of the late Arthur Herold, escorted hi
remains "a far as Benwood last night.
F, D. Norton, Egg, aud wife, Of Iron
tan, are in the city, stopping with theil
relative, Mrs. George w. Norton.