The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-08
RACrs ABOUT rmE Folks.
where They arc aud what ThOy ar
Doing,

WnCAo AuNS uEo huu WHht HAoy NFe
Doing.
Mr.. Henry BayhA Is visiting iriendS at
ClarksburG.
Mr.. T. q, Miller, Of F.irmont, is at the
MCLu'e House.
Mr.. and MIS-. John D. Van Law, OF Bell.
afro, spent Sunday with Island friends.
DR.. \. B. Fisher, with Chris. Schnepf,
10 home from a weeks visit to Baltimore
Mrs. Thompson MCKelvey, OF II. Clairs.
vile, 10 visiting relatives and friends In the
city.
Mr.. Frank Talbot, a genial young gen.
tleman from st. Evansville, was In town
yesterday.
Mira. Thomas r. shallCross returned on
Saturday from an extended Bcjpurn with
friend, in Philadelphia.
Misses Lizzie and Clara Reon, OF Ohic,go,
are visiting At the residence oil Mrs. Reilly,
on Twenty'seVenth street.
Mrs.. Atkinson, who hes been visiting
Mrs Guinea, left to,dsy for Wheeling
Washington Evening Reporter,
Misc Mary A. Davis, the teacher, and
Miss Lucy Dutield, u the Island, are vie.
iting friends near Quincy, Ohio.
Miss Rosie, little daughter OF :. &c. Hoff.
man, entertained her many young friends
Handsomely at a birthday party Saturday
evening.
Crawford Booth, an old WheellnRite,
has been shipping seine fine sheep from
the Fact and from this vicinity 10 his
Texas farm.
Misses Schultz and Caasell, two very en-.
Pertaining young, ladies Of Wheeling are
the guests Of Miss Brown, North Third
str eet.-StsubsarM GdHte.
Niles Jennie williams, Of South York
street, Island, Ia extremely III with mala.
rial fever, supposed 10 be traceable TO the
high water come weeks ago.
."Shan." Tsggart, formerly q St. Glars.
vile boy, now Deputy U. s. Collector at
Cincinnati, wss Ia Wheeling Saturday, en-
route home on a visit to bis parents.
DR.. T. B. Camden, ex Superintendent Of
the InSsDe Asylum at Weston, and o
brother Of U =. Senator Camden, talks Of
locating in Wheeling to practice medi.
cine.
Rev Samuel S eelp, Of this city, pastor
OF thn North Street N L. Church, was re.
Gently made q ID. b." by the faculty oil
Mt. Upion College. An honor Worthily be-.
slowed.
A, sHurday'a session Of the Analsa.
mated Association at Cleveland, the Herald
sayp,. Mr.. Edward Rogers, Of Wheeling,
W. Va, delivered an Grafton on the sub.
ject Of labor, delivered, he said, by him In
a literary society some months ago."
The memberA OF the Delphos Club en-.
~tertained o number Of their ffienda last
night at their hall, In the Central Block.
Among the number OF fair bellies from
abroad, We noticed Miss Gregg and sister,
OF Wheeling Bsvatre Independent.
1t. Rov. Bishop Kane, Of Wheeling, W.
Va, administered the sacrament OF Con.
irnation to twenty Eve persons Sunday
at the Catholic Church 10 Mason City.
Monday evening be delivered a lecture
about his trayels to Rome to 0 crowded
hsuse. -POnletOy telegraph.
A New Cumberland paper ssys: Annie
and Birdie Richardson, OF Wheeling, are
spending the summer with their aunt,
Mrs. Binghamran Misses Annie Carson
and Eliza NiCholl, two OF Wheeling's most
charming young ladies, are visiting among
their numerous friends here.
Midshipman L 4 CApehart, OF Mar.
tin's Ferry, received orders from Washing.
ton Saturday ordering him 10 report TO
Commodore Beaumont, U. 6. steamer
Lancaster, at Portsmouth, New Hamp.
shire, on August 10th. We understand
that his appointment is 10 the European
t~quadron.
Mr.. Frank Bender, night operator oil the
Associated Press at this point, left Satur.
day morning for q fdrtnight's Bojourn at
81 Lofts and the West. Ills many iriends
will jim us 10 wishing him bon toya0s,
though the typos will miss his "copper".
plate" Nj. Myerhoffer, OF Steubenyille,
Ia taking report" In his absence.
Jake Kemple is still 10 the land OF the
living, and not In that bourne from which
no traveller returns, as many had begun 10
ho- that Ia fear. The Kingwood journal
says: "Col. Jake Kemple delivered bis
humorous lecture Ia Court House Hail
Tuesday night The lecture gave much
saLisiaction-it was real good. Jake'a
audience was well pleased. The lecture
was not only amusing, but instructive"
The following Is from The steubspviue
Mtdld: DE-. and Mrs. W. R, Ztnk, MFs,
Reagan aud Mts. COL. BefEsll and family
went down to Wheeling to day on a little
excursion, Dol. ]. N. hellevitle, the good
looking, shfeWd and active Pan Handle
agent at, Wheeling, accompanied By
q distinguished Newspaper man from The
Aame village, hailed this office to-day for 4
and hove 10. They we're bound
lot Ofesson Springs and report oil we'll
With plenty Of fresh water iof the trip.