The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-02

Prominent People Here and Here.
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HAuuAA4g1N AVVNAH "HAN huN HGAGN
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Governor Jackson has returned.
Ex-Governor Jacobs is in Parksrsburg.
Prof. Hermann Schockey is at Chicsgo.
Mrs, NJ, Whitaker shortly goes to Sara.
toga for q visit.
Captain MCEldowney, OF New Martins.
vile, is in town,
Editor George Creel, OF Moundsville,
was in town yesterday.
Ed. Brues, the great conversational
sYnono mist, is back again.
Ralph Whitehead, the letter carrier, ia
OF on his summer vacation.
Mrs, ], II. Pendleton and Mrs. Frank
Stanton are al Raleigh Springs,
Miss Mary Higgins leaves shortly on a
visit TO her sister at Cleveland,
Miss Lizzie Edwards ia Visiting Miss Ida
Bodley at her home on Fifteenth street.
Prof, Joe Kramer and his gallus band
leave Tor White sulphur Springs to-day,
Andrew Johnson, who has been visiting
here, leaves to-day for Washington City.
Mrs, Thomas H. B. Haase leaves in q
few days TO spend the summer in Ddnyille.
Messrs. King and Burke, Of the B, Il 0.
4, r., have gone east on u pleasure trip.
Miss Jennie Pat lerson and Mrs, Andy
Patterson are home from a Cincinnati
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, with
little daughter Bessie, go to Oakland next
week,
Mrs, Captain Andy Wilson goes to Gran.
berry Summit to enjoy the braciug noun.
tain GiF there.
D, B. CLARK, clerk at the @. 4 P. freight
office, Bridgeport, goes to Cleveland to-day
10 spend the Fourth.
Mics Caldwell, who has been attending
school ct Little Washington, ia the guest
OF Mrs, Geo, X, Wheat.
Mrs. G. D, Hall has gone 10 Chicago TO
meet her husband, which hereafter will
be their permanent home.
Ed. Carliu, night clerk at the postoAics,
has returned from q tour OF the Eastern
cities, and reports an enormous time,
Mr., j, S. Chapline, Of the South Side,
has gone to st. Louis, where no has NC.
Gepted q position in the Western Union
Telegraph Office.
State Senator Fontain Smith, OF Fair.
mont, was in the city yesterday, looking
well. He says no will push his immi.
grafton scheme next winter.
North West, the efficient aud popular
drug clerk, formerly Of the firm OF West
& Gilmore, Bridgeport, 10 now the mana.
ger Of a large drug house at Santa Fe,
New Mexico.
Miss Tena Oourson, OF MCKeesport, Pa,
accompanied her cousin, Miss May Todd,
to her home ut Bridgeport from Shady
Side Seminary. Miss May is home during
the summer vacation.
Frank Mcnamara, Of Wheeling, and
Mary Murphy were married yesterday
by Father Gull. The brides attire, mod,
est, neat and becoming, was greatly adj
mired. - BGhGire Independent.
Mrs. Nan Williamson, nee Miss Tarr,
who Ia tho guest ssot Miss Mary Wilson,
expects 10 leave for hor home some time
next week. che will he accompanied by
her niece, Miss Ode MSCl ,ne,
Mrs j l.. Harden aud daughter Laura,
Mi-V Bella McCaOe, Misb Carrie Gllchritt.
hllN Mlto ubhlo NGuHlIIbIJ lDS lHL Ut Nl
Charleston, Mrs eX Senator BoremIn and
daughters were p4st ongers on au up river
boat yesterday.
". II. Seamon, son CT Henry Soamon,
who has Just gradua ed at he University
Of Virgins, has good prospects Of eating
a prOfessoiship at the University OF North
Carolina. He has been strongly recon
mended by the faculty Of the University
Of Virginia.
Colonel J. W. Ellsworth, a Coal, coke
and car shipper from Chicago; Tboo sin.
son, Mrs. s. j. Kirkwood, tue wife OF a
Cabinet minister who IL now en- route to
White Sulphur Springs, accompanied by
Mrs. W. Z. CLARK, both OF Washington
CITY, Fontaine Smith, OF Fsirmont;
Captain W. L Dove. U. 5. Army, wife
and two sons; j. X. RatcliEre and wife,
Mt. Pleasant, o.; Colonel John K. Ora.
ham, j., and sister, Mrs. X. sCobry, Of
New York; George w. FaCkler, Of Gin
%Cinnati, are OF the New Mcclure.