The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-11

and Tsan,D that it showed deep researches
and close thought.
Miss Mollie List will spend . portion Of
the summer ct Saratoga,
Mrs, Rev. s. B, Barnilz ia spending =
few days at Altoona, Pa,
Mrs. John L. Rice and family will spend
the summer in Baltimore,
Mrs, Annie Page is visiting Mrs. U, ],
Rawling, North Main street.
Major ]. O. Aldsrson will take In the
northern lakes this summer.
Capt. Z, 7, Dsvries and family are visit
Ing relatives a. Sykssville, Nd.
Mr.. s, o. Taylor aud son Albert are Wis.
Ting in Washington county, Pa.
Rev. R. r. swops and wife are spending
their summer vacation at Bsllyisw.
Tho families Of j. w. Grubb and John
Culbertson are Summering at Mt. Bsllvisw.
Mrs. John McYsy, OF Indianapolis, Ind.
is visiting Mrs.. Dr.. wilkins, Of Hsrri4ville,
Ohio,
Rev. W. O. Wilson and daughter, Miss
]. Bird, left for their home in Grafton yes
terdsy,
Mr.. George B. Taylor and wife and
daughter are summerlug at the Four Mile
House.
Mias Julia Wiley will spend the sum.
mer at Mansfield, Ohio, the home Of her
mother,
doc" Rodgers, . prominent young so.
Ciety gentleman Of Bethany was in the city
yesterday.
Mathew McKesver, Esq, passed through
the city q day or two ago EN- route 10
Steubenville,
Mr., Ham Woods, OF Leatherwood, who
has bssn in Colorado Tor ONE weeks, has
returned home. .
Henry James, OF Shinpston, is the guest
Of his brother, Col, William A. James, on
Fifteenth street,
A large number OF our young folks will
attend the Bsthauy College commence
ment next week,
AL, ShRlcross will leave this morning for
Cincinnati aud Louisville, 10 be gone
about two weeks,
Mr., Sam Rice returned yesterday from
|an extended business tour through the In.
terror Of the State.
Mr., j. L. Hawley, who has been spend.
ing the winter In Asheville, N. o., will re.
turn home to-day.
Mrs, George B, Caldwell and children
will go TO Mt, Bellview in a few days to
spend the summer,
Miss MsggieRoblnson OF fifteenth street
will leayein q few days for Cadiz, o., to
spend the summer.
One OF the popular young graduates at
the Female College received 70 bouquets
commencement night.
Miss Sadie Tollivar, OF the College, will
leave the city shortly to spend the sum.
mer Ia the mountains.
Mr.. and MIRA. o. Bshrens will spend the
summer In the country on account OF the
Ill health Of the former.
Col. George Baird, IT,, and Fred Laugh
lin will attend the commencement exer.
clseS at Bethany, next week,
Miss Flora Hall, teacher In the Prepare.
tory department OF the College, LETT for
her home in Dallas yesterday.
Mr., Jamison, q prominent planter Of
Louisiana, and roa.ln.law Of II. Reilly,
Esq, 10 expected herein q few days,
Miss Mary Gist and Miss Matte Palmer,
who have been visiting in the city, left for
their homes In Brooke county yesterday.
Rev. Q. p, Masden will go to Pittsburgh
to-day 10 deliver the annual baCCAlaureAte
to morrow at the Pittsburgh Female Dol.
lege.
Bishop PeniCk and bride nee Miss Mary
Hoge, left last night ria tho B. & O., for
New York, whence they will sail for
Africa.
Miss Annie Logan will spend her sum.
mer vacation at O~hautauqua, where she
will enter on a full Fronch and ronlc.Sol.
Fa course.
MissA Taylor, oil The College, will leave
Tuesday for Pittsburgh to attend the com.
menCement exercises Of the Pittsburgh
Female College.
Miss Allie Rlppey, OF Trladelphia, who
has been visiting Ia the family Of Joseph
Bodley, E.qp on Fifteenth street, returned
home yesterday.
The Misses Mary Campbell, Libbie
Green, Sallte Howell aud Lizzie Campbell
will leave June 10Th on a visit TO Miss
Hattie Golf, Of Clarksburg.
Quite a number OF our society people
will 30 to Plttaburgh TO avail themselves
OF the advantages OF the course OF DR.. /.
O. PerShinR's Musical Conservatory.
Mr.. William shroves, father OF Mrs. Van
Hall, oil Fifteenth street, and DR.. S!riCk.
Ter, Of Harrison county, who have been
visiting In this city for several days, have
returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. A. s. Todd expected to
leave to-day for Cranberry Summit to
spend the summer, but have deferred their
trip for a few days on account Of The re.
cent heavy rains aud high water.
Mrs. Henry Harper and children expect
TO leave shortly Tor Asburv Park to spend.
a portion oil the summer. From that
place, In company with her husband, she
will 60 to Williamsport, Pa., for the re-.
mainder Of the season.
Mrs. Fannie H~otnbrook, the charming
"Serpolette" Ofthe "Chimes OF Normady,"
will spend the summer at Ocean Beach.
Mrs. HOrnbrook Is a member o. the Phila.
delphia Mendelssohn club, one Of the
most celebrated In the country.
Misses Ella Gourley and MolIie Mo.
Of Olsysvills, Pa, who have
been attending the Steubenville Semina.
", passed through the city for home
Thursday. They were accompanied by
the Misses Ella Noble and Sadie Ander.
son, Of Olaysville, and Miss Anna Watson,
Of Charleston, South Carolina.
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