The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-17


PERSONAL PARAGRAPHs.--John Lane, ex.
press messenger between this city and
Baltimore, is spending few days in this
city. l'I
DR.. Roger Williams, of Pittsburgh, Il
the guest Of the Rev. Thompson, OF the
South Side. e. ,.,U VI Ht i
Mrs. w. P. Humes left Sunday for {
visit to friends in Chicago.
DR.. Eugene Hoge Is With the knights II
Chicago. .
10. Palmer and wife,of Brooke County
are at the New Mcclure. 4 utJa
Col. W. @. Smythe, the excursionist, is
in the city, and will 60 out with his grea'
excursion to Fortress Monroe this morn
B. F. Bond, General Travelling Passen
ger Agent Of the B. & o. Is in the city:
Mr.. John Armstrong, alias ARMY, an
ISTRLLIGENCER comp, returned last nigh
from an extended tour out in the noun
famous region, looking as sunburned as Il
he had spent all the time outdoors. :.
Mr.. Herman Cohn, Of COIN, Sampli
ner & Co. returned yesterday from bust
ness trip to the interior. .n.r| :,
Mr.. Louis Mandel, with COIN, sampli
ner & Co., will leave shortly on an ex
tended business trip for his home.
Ed. Weisgerber, OF Cleveland, is visiting
his cousin, Andy Weisgerber, Of this city
DR.. Tom o. Edwards and wife, will TAXI
In Smythe's Excursion to-day. :
A. Z. Howell and family, and A.. 81
Patterson, OF Elm Grove, will leave to-day
over the B. & O.. for Minneapolis, Mimi.
where Mr.. Howell and family will locate
]. W. @. Smith will leave this morning
for Chicago.
r. Il. Sweeney and family leave owe
the B. & .. to-day for Fortress Monroe
and Cape May.
B. F. Bond, passenger agent OF the B. 4
o., was in the city yesterday looking ate
the interests OF the Company in this Vi
ciuity. Capt. Bond formerly ran traii
on the main stem OF the B. & o., and ha
many friends here who were glad Of tn
opportunity to give him pleasant greet
| ing once more. "a.
]. B. Swiger, merchant OF Adamsville
w. Va, was in the city yesterday, accom-
panied by his wife, looking at tn
sights, and buying come goods for the ial
trade.
L. Z. Totrick, and wife, Of Eagle town
ship, Harrison county, W. Va, werein th
city yesterday.
James R. Snyder, OF Fairmont, was II
the city yesterday, accompanied by hi
daughter. They paid visit TO Hornbrook'
Park, and were delighted with the trip
and sights about the ozark OF the pines
Mr.. Charles W. Lenkard, formerly witt
the Sunday Leader, OF this city, but nov
with the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company, OF Philadelphia, was in the cit
last night looking up his old friends.
General George Bartholomew, the "Lttl
JOKER" arrived in the city last night.
Mr.. Ferd R. Swami came in from "san
gordon" last night.
From the Rochester, \. Y, papers W
note that W. n. Herman, Pat Norton an,
Frank Robertson, OF this city, are in tina
city at the races.
Mr.. @. W. 0ehm, the clothier, leave
for the East to-day to lay in new stocl
Of goods:
Mrs. Henry Harper and children, VIII,
have been summering at Greenbrie
White Sulphur Springs, returned hom
Sunday.
Col. E. H. Dick Is at home again from
Rawley Springs.
Mrs. Lockwood and daughter Lou. 0
Eaton, Ohio, are the guests OF Mr.. VII
Amick, OF the South Side.
Mr.. George II. Stull, business manage
OF the Sunday Netrs.Lctter, went up L
Toledo last night.
viii Amick, returned home few day
ago from Cranberry Summit. c
Commodore @. W. Seabright, John w
Butterfeld, Leo Riester and Pete Muhi
will go with smythes excursion this morn
ing.
Mr. George. X. Cracrait, prominen
lawyer and planter OF Southwestern Ar
kansas, who has been visiting his father
DR.. George A. Cracraft, his brothers, Drs
Will A. and Frank and E. G. Cracraft
Esq, in this city for some weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. John Grosscurth, Of Main street
returned home Sunday from two months
trip to Germany. s l4 LII. ..
Miss Alyina Meder, OF the East. Side, re
turned home from three weeks pleasur,
trip 10 relatives down the river. a.
Aleck Voegtly, one OF the most popula
and gentlemanly clerks on the Ohio, is OF
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