The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
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Mr., Alex, Warner, Of Portsmouth, Ohio, Is
visiting Wheeling friends,
S. Brady Caldwell, Of Baltimore, q former
Wheelinglte, Is visiting in the city.
Mira Judge R. p. Flepiken, Of San Fran
cisco, Cal, Is visiting at Mrs. DR.. Frtssells,
Miss Fannie Baily and Miss Mary Wilson
have returned from q visit to Wellsburg
friends.
Alexander Bone and VIM. Halter returned
on Saturday evening from an extended trip
among the Lakes and in Canada
Mayor Egerter Is in receipt Of an invita-
ton to be present At the opening OF the Cot
ton Exposition ut Atlanta, Ga, OctoberG
Mr.. Homers. Bodley, son OF James Bodley,
Of this city, and Mr.. Lyle Thoburn, Of Bell
alre, leave to-day for Allegheny college, at
Meadyille, Pa,
W. s, Wintringer and ]. A. Hague, OF
Steubenville, who are interested in the con-
stFuction OF gas furnaces, are in the city on .
brief business visit
Misses Annie and Aggie Hes, two charming
young ladies' OF North Main street, who have
been visiting friends in Washington and BAL
timOre, have returned home.
Miss Mary Eta Mccain, of California, Pa,
who has been visiting her brother, Prof I. u,
Mccain, Of the First ward, returned home OF
Saturday, via Washington, Pa.
Dan Rice will be In Bellaire and deliver u
lecture one week from tonight, Dan Is u
favOriLe in this section, and he will und0nbt-
eddy have a big audience, -BeRGire Tribune.
John Daley, proprietor Of the famous
Glades Hotel, at Oakland, Nd, once proprle-
tor Of the st, James Hotel here, died at Oak
land, Friday, Of some ailment resembling
cholera,
]. ]. johnson, Jr., an amateur singer Of
some note who Is In the city for a few days
and stopping at the Mcclure House, sang o
solo at tic First Presbyterian church last
evening.
Charlie Lenkard departed for Pittsburgh
Saturday, after u visit Of several days with
Wheeling friends, He goes to the Bahamas
shortly to spend the winter In the mild eli
mate OF those Islands, In the hope that the
change will be conducive to more robust
health,
W. G. Gardner, wife and child, who have
been visiting their former home in Pennsyl-
yanla, returned to the city Friday evening,
Via Pittsburgh visiting tic Exposition and
State Fairs The health OF their daughter
Sadie seems to DO considerably improved by
her stay In the country,
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been spending several days with relatives ut
MorgantOwn, returned to the city Saturday.
lie reports that his father, Gx-United States
Senator Wiley, whose serious illness we re.
Gently noticed, had become cOnValescent, but
u few days agO was taken with a relapse,
U.S s. District Judge Caldwell, appointed
BY President Lincoln for the Eastern district
Of Arkansas, accompanied by his niece, Miss
Ella Caldwell, OF Wheeling, Is visiting his
cousins, W. r. Hayes, Esq, and his sister,
Miss Mamie, Of this city. The Judge served
through the war rs Colonel Of the Thirtieth
Iowa Cavalry Regiment, and Is spending his
vacation among his old West Virginia
riends,-SeubenriRe Gazette,
The following paragraph from q recent Is
sue Of u Charleston paper, and concerning u
prominent gentleman, staying In Wheeling
at present, will DO peruscd with considerable
interest: "Mr. Ned Wood, present Adjutant
General, will shortly take charge Of tho st.
!. Albert Hotel under a lease OF some years,
Gen. Wood Is very popular and capable, two
very necessary elements In keepinga hotel,
, and we wish him abundant success" Tho
, General has all the elements Of o successful
, hotel keeper, and Charleston Is to be cOngrat-
ulatGd on Its acquisition.
Rev. Mr.. Barnitz Of this city has had q call
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! English Evangelical Lutheran Missionary
! Society. In caso he accepts the call 1t will
! take him away from this city, where no has
, lived and labored so laborlolsly and %eflectll-
ally for the past 10 years. We join with
many others In expressing the hope that Mr.,
Barnitz will see his way to remain in our
midst. He has performed o most important
work In this community and has gained a
strong hold upon the regard and esteem OF
/. our people. lie has built up a church and a
large and lourishing Sunday school from
almost nothing to commence with, and has
endearcd himself to a multitude Of poor PEG.
! pie, to whom he has hOon a pastor and a
| friend In all times Of need, He has filed q
, niche Of his own In our religious and social
Clrcles-a niche that none car I'LL 30 well Us
himself. We are sure that we only express
the general sentiment OF all who know Mr..
Barnitz, when We say that his going away
:: would be u serious loss tot great many pe0,
pie and to Important religious and charitable
Interests In our midst