The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-05

time, and do not nov contemplate returning
before the holiday season.
Edward Raft 4 society gentleman Of
Wooster, o., Is the guest Of Nj, Dan List,
Miss Phebe Bonham has returned from
baltimore, where she has been visiting her
sister, Mn Boiling.
We note with pleasure that Mr.. John D.
Culbertson Is gradually recovering from bis
recent severe illness,
DR.. Camden, who was reported seriously
sick by another paper, was well enough to be
about the streets yesterday.
Miss Maggie Robinson and sister, Mrs.
Davis, OF gainesville, will visit at their faith
er's residence the coming week.
Miss Emma Loos, Of Bethany, was married
last week at Lexington, KY, to Prof. Albert
Dabney, formerly Of the Bethany College fac
ulty.
J, Fred Crane, popular New York jew.
eler, is in the city, He is not attracted to
Wheeling by business only, not by any
means,
Miss Helen Hodgens, Of Tiltonyille, o., left
yesterday for Council Bluffs, Iowa, called
thither by the serious illness OF her only
brother, Mr. John Hodgens,
Mn. Mary Whitney Hall Of Sherrard Stu.
do Building, New York City, who visited
Wheeling this summer, Is meeting with Hat
tering success In her profession.
Secretary Of State Randolph Stalnaker left
last evening for the White Sulphur Springs,
where he was called by the grave illness OF
Ex-Governor Mathews, who is there.
Rev. J. B. Reed, the ministerial journalist OF
Sistersyille, was in the city yesterday
en- route to Fairmont to attend the annual
session OF the Presbytery Of West Virginia,
which convened there last night,
Robert Bonham, ESQ, and his daughter,
Miss Mary, are home from New York, where
they were visiting Mr.. Benham's son John.
We are glad to learn that Mr. BOnham re,
turns to Wheeling very materially improved
in health,
Rev. G. p. Masden, Of the Fourth Street
Church, after Wednesdays meeting at Noun
tain Lake, went on 10 Philadelphia, where
he will preach twice day for ten days, Or
his return home he will commence revival
In his own church,
Mr.. viii Steel OF Wheeling was In the city
to-day, on his way to Huntington, at which
: place he expects to locate. Miss Lena Son
neborn Of Wheeling Is In the city. Missel
Duckey and sayilla Kraus OF Wheeling are
J visiting BeIlaire friOnds,-Betidire Tribune
Mr. John Butcher, a cousin OF the State su
: perintendent OF Free Schools, who has beer
performing some clerical duties In superln
tendent Butchers office for several weeks
left yesterday for Idaho, hoping that the eli
mate there would DO beneficial TO his health
Miss Lizzie Bridges, daughter OF Colone
w, l., Bridges, at one time Superintendent
, OF the Moundsville penitentiary, and {
young lady well knownln this city, died O
her home In Huntington, W. Va, Of con
J sumption. The many friends Of Miss Lizzie
will be sorry to hear this sad news,
The first bust to be made Of tho late Presi
, dent Garfield has been executed by Wilson
Macdonald, u resident OF New York, but {
native OF steubcnville, o., where hisparents
4 who were Irish enigrants, from Yirglnia,set
! tied at an early date. Macdonald made thu
statue OF Edward Bates for the St. Loui
! Park, and that OF Fitz.Greene HalleCk 70
/ the New York Central Park.-Gath in thu
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