The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-13
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sSting Individuals,
Mra Sam Daily leaves for Pitsbursh today
TO visit her parents
Ed, Elliott Of the stsubenvilIe Ohio Pres,
was In the city yesterday,
Bob Gibson has returned from an extensive
fishing tour down the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dick, OF East Wheeling,
are visiting friends in Petersburg o,
II. W. Clayton, OF Dayton, we'll known
insurance man, was in the city yesterday.
George Hook, Clerk Of the County Court,
has gone to Berkeley Springs for few days
recuperation,
Col. Aug. Rolf leaves this morning for
Pottstown, Pa, with his two sons, whom he
will place at school there,
Prof. Charles Z, Dwight returned from the
East last evening, where he hqs been III the
interests OF the Sugar Refinery,
Robert Crangle, Esq, left:tor Baltimore last
evening TO attend the funeral OF Rev, Dr..
Dickson, which takes place tomorrow,
Miss Ida Freeman left for her home in San
dusky last night, after an extended visit In
this city Us the guest Of Miss Allie Schopper.
]. W. Robinson, late deputy sheriff Of Bar
bOur county was ut the State House yester-
day squaring up his accounts with the
auditor.
Mai. II, 7. Black, of the Leader, left on the
Py W. 4 Ky, last night for Brooke county,
where, on the banks Of Buffalo creek, he
finds strong attraction,
Mai, Mertz, OF the firm OF MGrtz & Riddle,
Of Rayenna, who has for several days been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Chas, FranzhGlnl,
returned home lust evening,
Rev. J. NJ, HilIyar, OF Denison, Ohio, has
accepted an invitation to preach at st. Luke's
Chapel, on the Island, next Sunday, lie Is
highly spoken OF US minister.
Levi Z. Cassell, s. OFT Boyce and Fred, B,
Fisher, ex-pupils Of the Linsly, leave this
morning for Lexington, Virginia, where they
will enter Washington and Lee University
r. A. Bacon, Of Atlanta, accompanied by
his niece, Miss MCDOured, were In the city
yesterday, en- rOute to Mt dc Chantal, wherg
the young Indy will attend school this year
John r. Graham and his sister Mrs, Kate
ScObey, who have been spending the summer
at Mt, BelluvIGw-on,the'P Pike, have moved
into the city, and are now quartGred in rooms
ut the Mcclure, ..
Mr.. Conrad Aul celebrated his ffty-seCOnd
birthday last evening" and was called on by q
| large number Of his friends, A pleasant fea'
ture OF the evening was the presentation Of q
silvCr-headed cane to MIR. Aul.
John \, jarrett, ESQ, President Of the
Amalgamated Association !, and s, W., ar
rived In the city yesterday on important
business connected with the order, He IL the
guest Of Vice.Presldent Ed, Rogers,
Superintendent Butcher has appointed
Mary Howard, OF Burlington, Mineral COun
ty md Jennie Mead, of FairmOnt To two oil
the free State scholarships for colored pupils
in stOrcr College at HarpcPs Ferry,
NIcsSrs, W, il. Roney and W, u, Rlayney
OF GOpl Intent, and W. H. Chambers, O
West Alexander were ut the Stamm ycster
day. They brought some horses, whicl
are to BIO put In training OIL tho Island,
Col. John j. Gilllgan, an enterprisinI
; young merchant Of Grafton, w. Va, spen
yesterday In the city, making tour Of thu
manufacturing establishments and submit
ting to the kind treatment Of several obliLi 1
friends ....
Mrs DR.. Edwards left last evening on III,
p, W, Il Ky. for Steubenville, She will re
, turn on Thursday, bringing with her u yiSl
: tor in the person Of Miss Ida Davis, niece o
Senator Sharon, who his just returned from
England where she has been visiting the fam
lily OF Sir Thomas lIcskGth
. Among the prominent guests At the New
Mcclure yesterday were W. Q. Ong and W
II. Wallace, OF StcubeDyillC, !, u. Hall, o
Columbus, o, l.. Holiday Of Moundsville
Vim. II. GrOut, q prominent G., 7, V. & W
! Railroad man, and WIN. 7. Manning AM
sister, Miss Nettie, Of Baltimore. Mr.. Man
ming Is one Of the D, 4 0, civil engineering
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