The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07
J prnsoNAL AND socIAL cnAT.

EnJOylnE themselves
Miss Laura Harden returns to school at
Cynthiana, KY, to-day.
Mr.. Bob Burt returned from a short
visit to WelISburg yesterday.
W. C. King. ESQ.,, B. & 0. Agent at
Washington, Pa, was In town yesterday:
Miss Mary Il. List Is spending a few
days with Mrs. Henry W. List, at Belle
view.
Miss Aggie Mabbett, Of Rochester, n. Y :,
Is visiting Miss Della McFadden, on Eli
tenth street.
OR. Tracy, manager Of the B. 4 9.
Telegraph otlcein this CITY, left for balh'
more last night.
Mr.. Dick Howell Is enjoying the delight
iul company, hracinR air and picturesque
scenery at Mt. Belleyiew.
Lieutenant Hawthorne, Of the U. S. A.,
stationed at Covington, KY, Is visiting
AIR. Mortimer Pollock, on the Island.
Miss Callie Garrard, the viyacious and
charming saleslady at Brues & Golfers
leaves to-day for an extended western tour
Miss Sheridan, OF Sheridan's Station,
near Pittsburgh, who has been visiting
Miss Addie Coen, leaves for home THU
afternoon.
Mr.. Andrew John, Of Washington, d
TO-, who has been visiting his parents. In
this city for some weeks, has returned t
the Capital.
The Martinsburg Salesman says that thu
Wheeling POLksblaa was ably represented
in the Democratic Convention there BY
Chris. Liedl.
VIII. Harrison. Assistant Master Ma
chinist, and Thomas F. Baily, Supervise
Of Trains, third division B. & o., were IL
the city yesterday.
Miss Ida Clifton, OF the Island, and he
cousin, Miss Maggie Clifton, OF Steuben
Vile, left yesterday for points out the d.
o. road to visit friends.
Miss Copeland, a charming lady OF Taun
ton, Mass, who has been the guest Q
Mrs. Spaulding Wallace, at BelleView, lei
for home yesterday afternoon.
Harry Hubbard, Of Wheeling, arrive
in our midsta few days ago, where b
Joined his wife, who has been here 10
lsome time at Dr.. BroCk's.-UorgnntOp
Post.
Geo. B. Caldwell, our candidate for Al
torney General, who is to address the Gar
field, club at the Court House Saturda,
evening, the 7th, at s o'clock, was an oil
student OF Monopgalia Academy unde
Rev. j. X. Moore's administration.-MOi
Oantoun Post,
W. G. Snythe, the excursion organizer
an old newspaper man, prince OF goo,
fellows, and q great success in his presen
peculiar line OF business, is in the city OF
business in connection with his great eS
cursion to the seaside, an advertisement
| OF which appears elsewhere. He deserve
place in the prayers OF poor people 10
putting such opportunities within thei
reach and, privately, heneeds theirpray
ers badly, having once been Journalist
The Washington. D. O., National Repul
lican, OF the 9th inst, contains the follow
ing paragraph: "Hon. George W. Atkin
son, Of the United States revenue service
and prominent leader in West Virglni
Republican politics, was the recipient Of
very pleasant reception last night at IN
residence OF Captain James Cunningham
Jr,, OF the Surgeon Generals Bureau Q
the War Department. Quite q number Q
prominent West Virginia Republican
were present, among whom were Genera
Wincher, pension agent in this city; Co
Richard S. Burke, Republican nomine
for State Treasurer; George W. Patton
United States Marshal for West Virginia
Colonel Granger, War Department; Dl
Pipes and Mr.. Goshorn. The political STU
alton in West Virginia was very fully dit
cussed, and the probabilities for Republi
can success are very encouraging. Mos
of the gentlemen present will be activel,
engaged in the campaign by the 10Th c
October"