The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28
pERsoNAI AND PERTINRNT.
Gossip Gathered In social and business
Circles.

Circles,
Mr. D. c, Lee, Of ClarksbuFg, Is registered
at the Mcclure House,
C. E. Wagner, wife and child, have taken
rooms at the Mcclure House.
DR.. Z, A. Hildreth is confined to his house
by an attack of indisposition.
Gov. Jackson yesterday returned to the
city, accompanied by his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hobbs left for the East
last evening on the Panhandle,
Mr.. A. T. Cline, division operator Of the
Baltimore& Ohio road, is in the city.
President Patterson, OF the St. Clairsyille
narrow guage railroad, was In the city,
Mrs s. o. Taylor left yesterday for Wash
lngtOn, Pa, on visit Of several weeks,
Mr.. s. Freeman, OF Baltimore, Is the guest
OF his brother'in-law, Mr.. Henry speyeF,
]. II, Watt, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, promi-
nent business man, was in town yesterday.
G. H. Collier, Esq, has been in the East
for several weeks visiting his mother, in Bos-
ton,
Hon. ]. c. FennimOre, a prominent ex.
member OF the Third House, is back in the
city.
Miss Lizzie Stafford, Of Wheeling, is visit
ing Mrs VIM. Stewart, OF Gravel Hill.-Bell-
GiTe Independent,
Miss Elsa Won Blumen rides her bicycle to-
day at Gallon, Ohio, against trotting horse,
the winner to receive 500,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Atkinson has returned from the
east, where she has been attending the OPEN
ings OF the prominent firms,
Mrs Geo. Il. Chew and Miss, Ella B, OK
knlN, ~ H.. a.. .
their brother, w. II. Oxtoby,-Ere, Pa, liz
patch,
The Panhandle NelH says Of the speech OF
Judge Houston at Wellsburg In the trial Of
George Fletcher, that 1t was zone OF the finest
efforts ever made at the Brooke county bar"
Mr.. Charlie Walters, b. & o. express agent
at Martinsburg, formerly Wheeling boy,
last night joined the army OF Benedicts,
enlisting for life with fair lady OF Berkeley's
capital.
The Won Steuhen's, guests OF the Nation in
the centennial year OF their ancestors servi-
Ces In behalf OF American freedom at York
town, went west over the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad yesterday.
Mr.. +. J. Hearne Is In attendance as dele.
gate from West Virginia upon the session OF
the Mississippi Valley River Improvement
Convention now In session at st, Louis, and
was appointed member OF the committee
on resolutions.
Wednesdays New York Tribune reports
the arrival there OF the City OF Rome from
Liverpool on her first trip across tho ocean,
Among her one thousand six hundred pas
sengers were Miss Amanda List, OF this city,
and Rev, DIR, A, G. George and wife, of Chi
cage.
Superintendent Butcher yesterday received
letter from Superintendent PGaslee, tho
famous educator, announcing that he will be
hero without fail on Thanksgiving day, to
attend the convention OF County Superin-
tendents IN the capacity ofan instructor, He
will himself do much 10 make the meeting o
success,
Agreeably TO announcement several days
ago, through neatly printed cards, the we'd
ding OF Mr.. John BGllangee to Mrs, Jane
Pennington, was celebrated ut the resi-.
denCe Of Miss Jane Edgerton, Of the West
end OF town, at u o'clock noon, yesterday,
ent, among them from abroad being Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs. d. Peck and Amos
Osborne and wife, OF Wheeling; Mrs. Bushrod
lIoge, Of Kansas, and Mrs Mercy Griffith, OF
Mt, Pleasant At little aftGr IL the wedding
party made their appearance, the bride being
attended by Miss Emma Woodway, and the
Roy, Robert Alexander, in his usual happy
style, soon pronounced the words which made
them man and wife. The COngratula.
tons and well.wlshes Of frienls were
received gracefully, grace was sud
over grOaning table and the entire
party were then served with the most elegant
Of dinners, prepared In u style which could
not fail to please tho most faStidOus epicure.
The bride is well known as highly respect
ed widow lady, who for years had the con-
ildence and esteem Of the people, and one
who during the life Of her former distin-
guished husband, Miller Pennington, Esq,
was among the leaders In society circles. A
coincidence yesterday was the 10th anniver-
Sary Of tho first wedding, and several per-
sons were present that were present on that
occasion. The groom Is prosperous farmer,
n resident Of near Princeton, Bureau county
Ills, and Is about sixty yearsof age. He lisa
tall, pleasant looking gentleman. Several
handsome pieces In silver were prcscn ted to
the bride.-S. Cldirsviie Chronicle.