The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-31
SOCIAL AND personal PoISTs.
visitors in wheeling, and wheellnEite
Abroad.

visitors In wheeling, and wheelinEites
Abroad.
Dr.. Thomas Il. Logan returned to the
city Thursday.
Mrs. W. O. Pendleton Is visiting her
parents at Warren, o.
Col. o'Brien is the handsomest candi.
date the Bourbons have nominated.
Mr.. CT. Brues has gone to the country
for few days on fishing excursion.
Mr.. Charlie Berger returned yesterday
from an extended soiourn at Athens, o.
Joe Heaton, OF Dillon's jewelry store, is
rusticating at Lost Greek, Harrison county.
Messrs. Z. O. Lazier and F. K. 0. Kelly,
OF Morgantowp, are visiting friends In the
city.
Johnny Beuter, G. A. Beuter and Leo
Reister returned from Martinsburg last
night.
Miss Birdie Richardson Is summering at
the residence Of the late DR.. Richardson, at
Bethany.
The Misses Helen and Rena Gilillan, Of
West Alexander, were visiting in the city
yesterday.
Miss Ida Harden Is spending few days
at the residence OF s. o. Taylor, Esq, at
Leatherwood.
Col. Ben Wilson furnished all the dele.
gates with sandwiches at Deer Park yes.
terday morning.
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Brooke county,
was in the city yesterday en- route home
from Martinsburg.
Miss Alwina Meder, Of East Wheeling,
will leave this morning to visit relatives
back OF Sardis, Ohio.
Dave @. Dinger, William McNabb and
@. o. Statler returned from the Forest
City yesterday evening.
Prof. Gustave Gutenberg, OF Erie, Pa,
ing visit to friends here.
Miss Minnie Seibert and Miss Polite
Kauffold, Of Pleasant Valley, left for Pitts
burgh on visit yesterday.
Mrs. G. W. Franzheim was called to
Cincinnati Thursday by telegram an.
nouncing the death OF her sister.
The Misses Belle and Eva Black, OF Gin
cinnati, who have been visiting Miss Ella
Lewis, on Sixteenth street, return home
to-day.
Miss Mollie Hildreth and Miss Jennie
Berry, OF Wheeling, are visiting Miss Jen'
ME Blake, Of the upper ward.-NOundSuilh
Commercial.
Rev. Mr.. Clark, rector OF the Church al
indianapolis, Ind, and wife, are visiting
their son, Arthur Clark, living on FIJI
teenth Street. Mr.. CLARK was formerly
principal OF the College in this city.
The four surviving members OF Abram
McColloch's family, Of Short Greek, took
supper Thursday evening last at the resi-,
dence OF VIM. ]. McColloch, the average
age Of this four being seventy.seyen years
A very pleasant little party, consisting
OF Misses Annie and Amelia Heitly, miss
Mollie Marsh, Miss Emma Weber and
Mr.. George Booth, Of Wheeling, spent az
enjoyable afternoon with their friends IN
this city.-Beltaire Democrat
Val. Heaton, who has been for several
years connected with a dry goods house
In Wheeling, has secured q position al
clerk in large dry goods house in Phila
delphia. He is son OF the late John II,
Heaton, OF St. Clairsville. -BarnesriAe En-
terprise.
]. W. Semitic, ESQ.,, has been officially
notified by g. j. Rufus Smith, Keeper o.
Seals and Records X. Of P. Of the Supreme
Lodge OF the United States, that he hal
been made Past Grand Chancellor OF the
Supreme Lodge, or perpetual member
The Grand Lodge will meet at st: Louis
August 2stb..
We take the following paragraph iron
the Me.rs, OF Mitchellville, Iowa: Mayol
Hoxie returned the first Of the week from
wheeling, W. Va, where he went for {
short visit to his old home. While there
his old comrades OF Carlin's Battery had
meeting in honor Of their old comrade
our Mayor, in the course OF which they
presented him with beautiful gold head
ed cane, in token OF their respect ant
friendship for him. The Mayor was evi
IDENTIFY as popular among his aequaint
ances in times Of war as he Is in thes!
piping times of peace-a popularity which
he is as worthy Of now as then. This &C
OF kindness by the Virginians is great,
enjoyed by Jus oil Iowa, for we, know tn
worth OF the man thus honored.