The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-10
PROMINENT PEOPLH.
WhOslISS FOlhS ON their Travels ANA
Stranger IA OHF nIdAI,

Nh0tlInS FOlhH On their Travels and
Stranger IA OHF nIdAl,
Mr.. James P. AdGms left yesterday for
az extended eastern tour.
10, Ballzer the Market street retaui alter,
takesinths Cleveland excursion to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wiley left yes.
teEdGy for q few days visit in Cleveland.
Miss Maud Goodwin, OF the Island, il
expected home from the mountains to-
day,
Mrs, Cash Evans, Of the Eighth ward,
lett yesterday for . visit to her iather's
family in Ohio.
Miss Anna Frank is summsring at New
MSuinsvills with her relatives, and will
be absent Tor u month.
Mis- Maud Wiley, OF the Garden Spot,
10 spending a few days with friends on The
MoundsyllIe camp grounds.
Rev, J, J. McOArrell and wife, Of Shell
byVille, KY, are the guests Of John 81.
Birch, at the Mcclure House.
Mrs, W.. X. Pendleton, OF Bethany, and
her daughter, Mrs. Lamar, were among
the Mcclure House guests yesterday,
Squire Mix, VI the South Side, goes to
Cleveland to DO present ut he celebration
Of his venerable molheE's eighty seventh
birthday,
Colonel William Exley returned yester.
day nom q swing.arUunL.the circle 10
Buffalo, and home by way OF the Pennsyl.
wanna oil regions.
Dol, Bliss, Of the firm Of BIiss & Isaac,
Of Omaha, Neb,, aud DR.. Abram, OF Mo.
bile, Alabama, large glass dealers, are IN
the city on their purchasing tour,
Among the many Islandera who will
take in the Cleveland excursion on the o.,
4, v, Il ". Il. K. to-day are Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mckee and MIR. and Mrs. j. Z,
Faris.
WMthsr Berguer and wife, Of st. Louis,
are 10 the city on their way to Deer Park,
Mr., BsIgner Ia q large glass buyer and il
spending a short time among III glass
manufacturers,
DIS. Walton and vile, Of WayResburg
Pa j. Reinheimer, OF Cameron; ]. ],
Gill, Of Steubenvillei Ed, l., Hobson, o.
Flushing, o, we're guests at the Mcclure
House yesterday.
A Wheeling man seems to be- in luck
down in New England. The Boston Daily
GLOVE says: "Mr, William Errkine, o.
Wheeling, West Virginia, captured the
bounty for the largest cod caught on the
fishing trip Of the Empire State yesterday
We aIs pleased to hear that Prof. John
L Steele, son Of Rev, Samuel Steele, Of
this city, mas been elected principal OF the
BslIatre High School. Prof, Steele Ii
s~minently qualified for the position, and
time will show the wisdom Of the choice
We understand that Mr.. A. NJ. Dray,
chieI clerk at The b. 4 .. shops, has 70
signed his position, to take effect in the
early part Of September. Mr., bray has
served the Company for the pact seven
years, and will now reside and enter bust
ness in this city,
Prof. Carl Hermann left yesterday iol
An extended trip through the North. We
have heard rumors that 1t is possible thai
he may be induced to spend a portion Of
bis time with us next year, We sincerely
hope they may be well founded. Wheel,
ing will always have ressOn to he proud,
and 10 congratulate herGelf on her good
fortune in having such a musician spend
two years in her midsr; but that has only
served to spoil uR and make us 10th to give
him up. We wish him q pleasant trip, aDd
bope he will conclude to remain with III
another year.