The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
s0CIAI llIsCII.LANT,
Gossip About People ana Past andCon
inE EHenIa.

H, Schmulbach, Esq, accompanied by his
sister, has gone to Cincinnati,
Mn. +. J. HeaEne accompanied by her son,
left last evening lor New York.
Bob Gibson Is home on a short visit. He
left Philadelphia last Wednesday.
Mr. John !, Shore, Of Clarksblrg, is visit
ing at the residence of Mr.. Van Hall.
Robt Dalrymple, Esq, u we'll known Balti.
mOrean, was at the Mcclure yesterday,
Mr.. Sam Wilson left yesterday for Mounds
vile, to spend Sunday with his father.
Squire Felber goes to Pittsburgh this NOR
ming for business visit OF several days
Miss Fannie HOuser, OF CadiE, will be one
OF the visitors who will take In the fair,
Sol Smith Russell and company, thirteen
In number, stopped at the Mcclure House,
Lieut., Sylyis, OF the police force, goes to
Baltimore next Monday TO attend the oriole.
Judge James Morrow IT,, wife and dAugh.
ter Maggie, are spendinga few days in the
city,
Among yesterdays arrivals at the New
Mcclure were c. II. ShRttucE, OF Parkers-
burg, and MF, Close and son, Of St Clairs-
Vile,
John KIaeri, OF MOCnkemocileF drug store,
after pleasant trip East, has returned to his
duties.
Mrs, E, NJ, Pearson is enjoying quite a
visit from her mother, Mns, Briggs, OF Phila-
delphia,
Gideon D. Camden, son of Judge Camden,
Of Clarksburg, died at 1 o'clock yesterday
morning,
Win McMeChen arrived yesterday, and Is
h,,., Ill .Nf 80 hn h
Co. at the State fair.
Miss Dee Hall returned this week from
PetOwsky, Michigan, where she has been
spending the summer.
Mrs. Geo. Caldwell and Miss Kate Fay
went to Steubenville yesterday to attend the
Karl Hermann concert.
Miss Ida Hall, Of Fourteenth street. Is still
confined to her room by sprained ankle,
received several weeks ago,
Miss Ida Butcher, Of Beverly, is visiting
the family Of her brother, State SuperintCnd'
ent OF Free Schools Butcher,
The grand ball which was to have been
held In Exposition Hall before the opening
OF the fair did not materalize,
Miss Sophie Bachman, OF Marietta, who
has been the guest OF Miss Lizzie Manton, Of
Misses Ida Curtis and Vigie Barclay, two
charming ladies OF Brooke county, will be
the guests OF the Misses Black during fair
week.
Mrs. Samuel Norton and Mrs. Platoff Jane,
who are visiting friends In st. Louis, will re.
main until after the Yelled Prophets Car
nival.
The great attraction for the ladies yester'
day was Drues & Golfers opening, The store
was very taStily trimmed. The opening con-
tinues to-day.
Mrs. James Hawley, mother OF James J..
Hawley, leaves next week for Columbia, ).
C., to live with her SON OH cotton planta-
ton near that place.
President W. X. Pendleton and Miss a, @.
Pendleton came down from bethany to at
tend the Hermann concert at the Opera
House Thursday night,
Mr.. Francis Cragan, OF Boston, has decided
TO remain over Sunday and see the opening
Of the fair He will then resume his seat on
his bicycle andstart for Boston.
Mrs. Amelia IIau and little daughters, ac-
companied by her mother, arrived from their
home, on Bolivar Heights, last evening on
visit to friends They will remain for some
time.
Mr., Will Holiday left few days ago for
Paris, KY, but stopping en- route to visit some
Cincinnati friends, was attacked with bilious
fever, and will be compelled to return home
without completing his tFip# intended,
The AlsmaTial Society gave its Ilrst ball Of
the season at Germania Hall last evening,
and Il was q grand affair. A big crowd ut.
tended. Mayors music was excellent and
there was nothing dIsagreeable occurred.
Col Frank Walters, the genial host Of
Belleyiew and tire Two Mile House, cele'
brated the twenty. fifth anniversary Of his
marriage OH Thursday night, A large mum.
Der Of Ills friends from tie city were out,
Ppot. John RirCh returned trNm CINCINNATI
last evening, wheTO le las been studying the
methods OF teaching used In the public
schools OF that city with view TO putting
the same In force In the schools OF this city.
Mr.. Geo. Johns, formerly connected with
the dry goods establishment OF Goo II Tay.
lor, Of this city, but WHO hsS foE spiIG title
been In Kansas city, Is hack again TO remain
In the city. Many friends arc glnd. 20 see
him.
The Professors Hermann, assisted by a
number Of local singers gave a farewell con.
cert ut Steubcnvllle last night, which was
looked feFwsrd to by stelhenville music
lovers for the past several weeks US the
event Of the season.
A number OF the friends OF Misses Annie
and Emma Pfarr, the charming and popular
daughters Of Mr. John Pfarr Of Pleasant
Valley, called Thursday evening, and pleas
ant surprise party was held, with dancing,
singing and good time generally.
Chief Eccles, OF the Fire DEPARTMENT, with
his wife, returned Yesterday from visit up
In Pennsylvania, The Chief went up with
the Committee on Fire Department on Tues
day, and embraced the opportunity to 60 on
to his wife's home, In Clearfield county,
Pennsylvania, on visit
The Methodist residents OF the Island will
be sorry to hear Of the contemplated removal
Of Rev. G. l.. Manchester, the pastor Of
Thomson Chapel, into the bounds Of the East
Ohio Conference. He has been transferred
10 that conference, and will he stationed at
Burton, Geauga county, In tho Cleveland
District
Mention has once or twice been made in
this paper concerning the proposed ball to he
givenin connection with the State fair, and
more especially the tournament. This pro-
ject Is assuming tangible shape and Il IL
highly probable that regular county dance
will be given; one that people from the re-
mote corners Of the county will attend and
have a glorious time. Give the matter into
the hands Of the proper parties and bring the
idea TO a successful Conshnlmation.
Major viii jackson has returned from the
wicked city" Of Parkersburg. 1t is natural
TO see him again doing the h0nOrs Of the Elk.
ecutive oftice.-StndGy Lauder. We had no.
ticed that viii had dOlnCI a white Choker
sincp hiR removal " tho truly good city Of
Wheeling, II he will closely cultivate the
Acquaintance Of the truly good editorsof that
moral town, who, II Is said, are all members
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
he will pull through all righL-Ssdte journal,
We'll, we should blush to inutmur.
Mis- Elsa Won Blumen, the lady bicyclist
who rides at the State Fair on Monday, will
arrive in the city to-day from Washington,
Pa, where she rode her hyGiGlC against horses
yesterday and Tie day before. Mis- Won
Blumen Is iavOrably remembered for her
modest and ladylike demeanOr when here as
a pedestrienne two seasons ago, and her nu.
metous old friends will be glad "a welcome
her back, Burt Miller, vha made many
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