The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-13
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Prominent People Hereaud Hereabou's.
Z. L. Bell, Esq., returned from New
York Saturday.
Gov. Jacobs and ismily are boarding at
the Grant House.
Madame saehse left on the 81 Lawrence,
Saturday, for Cairo.
Alex. Lsughlin, Esq., returned from
Cleveland, yesterday.
Benz, Davenport, Esq, left for his home,
Of Chicago, Saturday.
MlsT. II. Gash 10 the guest Of Mrs. j.
q. Hobbs, South Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ridgely will leave In
o day or two for Cleveland.
Mrs. Dana Geyer LETT on the St. Law.
renee 10 spend 0 month with friends at
1ronton, o.
Mr.. S. Freeman, who has been visiting
his brother in.lsw, Henry Speyer, left for
home yesterday.
Mr.. Sam A. Miller, the successor to Mr..
W.. A. Cracrsfi Ia the Auditors Office, has
arrived In the city.
Mr.. Charles NJ Kennon. OF Cadix, Ohio,
Is visiting In the family Of George Robin.
son, Fifteenth street.
Mr.. James +. Miller, Of the Buckeye
Glass Works, Martins Ferry, Left for At.
lantic City yesterday.
Col. VIM. Exlsy and Ed. Brues will 70
into summer quarters Ut Roettger's Elm
Grove House, this week.
Miss Kate Hornbrook aud Miss Belle
Potts, Of the College. will 60 home TO
Powhatan this afternoon.
Mr.. Alex Laing and Richard Robb will
leave Wednesday for New York, whence
they will sail for Scotland.
Miss Annie Hess will 20 10 Wellsburg,
tomorrow, 70 visit Miss Speidel, and will
attend the Bethany commencement.
Ed. Hszlett will leave to morrow for
Washington, Pa, 10 attend the Com.
mencement exercises oil the W. 81. COL
lege.
W. O. King, Esq agent Of the B. 90.
railroad. at Washington, Pa, was in the
city Saturday, accompanied by his son
Harry.
Laurence Zirnitz, Of Zarnitz Bros. 4 Co.,
returned to the city yesterday, alter a i've
week's visit 10 Baltimore In the interest Of
bis firm.
Ed. Bane, express messenger on the B.
d 0. railroad, between this city and
Chicago Junction, Is enjoying q vacation
ut Columbus.
DR.. and Mrs. O. F, Ulrich will attend
the commencement exercises at Bethany
College. this week. Their son is among
the graduates.
John Green, o former train agent on the
b. & o. railroad, succeeds Major ]. Wiley
Pace as express messenger between this
city and Baltimore.
Mr.. James Smith, who some weeks ago
fell and dislocated his shoulder, we are
glad to say is much better, and will be out
again in a few days.
We enjoyed q pleasant visit, on Satur
day, from Mr.. A. b, Smith, editor Of the
Tyler County Sar,a live newspaper pub.
lished at Middlebourne.
Mrs. Way and family. who have been
visiting in the family Of Alex, Laughlin,
Esq, on Chapliae street, have returned
home to Monroe county, Ohio.
Master OF Roads Johnson, Assistant
Master Of Roads Hunter aud Superin.
tendent o. BIidges, Sinsel. Of the B. 4 o.
railroad, were in the city Saturday.
Col. 8. F. Boyd, Chief Clerk OF the
Ticket Department Of the O. R. l. &P. R. R.,
Chicago, was in the city yesterday, the
guest Of Col. 7. H. B. Hasse, Of the B. &
0. r. R.
Mr.. Jay Radcliffe, Will Radcliffe, and
Miss Maggie Radcliffe leave, Wednesday,
for the West to attend the nuptiaIs Of Mr..
Jay Radcliffe and Miss Lucy Lewis, on the
2fst inst.
Mr.. Samuel Walton, the genial young
gentleman who has charge Of Thomas
Colvin's steam coffee and spice mills, is
on 8 short visit 4. his home in Clafing.
ton, Ohio.
Col. Charles Stow, an old newspaper
man, and General Agent Of Sells Broth.
ers Millionaire Confederation Of Stupen-
dous Railroad Shows" is in the city ar.
ranging tor the appearance Of the forego-
ing here.
The Misses Mary and Clara Reall, who
have been attending school at the College,
win return home to Brooke county to-day.
They will be accompanied by Miss Sadie
Logan Of this city, and Miss Belle Baker,
of 81. Louis,
Prof. L. I. Irwin, Of the Bellaire High
School, psssed through thts city on his
way home, in .Claysviiie, Saturday. Prof.
Irwin goes 10 HarfisbuTgh this fall 10 be.
gin the study OF law with 6. ]. McClaryell