The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-18
pERSoSALMENrION.
Points About People Of More or Less
Prominence.
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EolHtt ABOUT Etoplt VI AAoEu of ASAH
Prominence.
Attorney General Watts is again in the
city.
George L. stiiel, Esq, is sick with typhoid
fever.
Nj. |. Blum srtlyed in the city from Phlla-
delphia last evening.
Charles W. Hobbs leaves this evening on
the Pittsburgh for Texas.
Mrs. John Robertson, Mrs. John Reid and
Mrs. Belle PAUL. have gone TO Bethel, Ohio.
s. W. Hall, OF Fairmont, and II. ]. Beatty,
Of Steubenville, were registered ut the starntn
yesterday.
Captain Bennett and Lieutenant sylvis, Of
the police force, are both OH the sick list but
not entirely disabled.
j. 7. Hodgens and wife and Mrs. Il. W.
Hodgens, Of Portland were In the city last
evening for the purpose OF seeing Florence.
Captain j. N. tIAy left last evening for
Pittsburgh TO attend tile funeral Of Andy Nc.
llwaine, whose death was noticed yesterday,
Mrs. b. u. johnson, OF Long Reach, ar.
rived In the city yesterday, and is with her
Z. +. W. Meyer, Of ST. Louis, and Ed,
Anderson, Gf G.. y Bassett d. Co., OF New
York, two prominent and fayorlte glass buy
OFs, are In the city.
Feri. Swami, editor OF the Charleston CUT
and former well known Wheeling boy, Il
TO he married next Tuesday to GAINESVILLE
lady. The Wheeling. press gang extend their
heartlest congratulations In advance.
Col. Jim Hamilton paid his family q flying
visit yesterday, running over from ColulnbU.
for that purpose. He Is prospCring finely q!
advance agent OF lIearnu's Hearts OF 0aE
Combination, which will appear here on the
sth prox,
Miss I.aura Harden, WHO has been ylsiiinl
In Chicago for several weeks past, returned
yesterday with charming visitor In the per
son Of Miss Mamie Cornell, who will spend 1
few weeks with Miss LaurA ut her home OF
Twelfth street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis Baker will tender 4 re
ceptiOn to members OF the Legislature q
their residence In the country next Wednes
day evening. A special train will take TIL
invited guests out, and return to the b. 4 o
depot after the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Good last evening en-
tertained, in quiet and elegant manner,
number OF their friends at supper at thei
residence. corner Of Eoit and Fifteenth
streets. It was one OF these pleasant it'll
social events that occasionally occur, like OIL
eGsts ia the busy whiTi OF iife, and tho re
membrane Of which is pleasure for man,
days to come.
Mr.. i. J. Bradshaw, resident OF this cit
for some time, and connected with the eI
tenSive silk importing house Of ], u. Cutie
\ Co., Of New York, as travelling salesman
has located ut st. Paul, Mimi, and purchase
the large dry goods establishment OF W. I
Rowell l., Co. His wife and family, nov
living on the Island with Mrs. Bradshaw
father, Mr.. Sutherland, will remove to 81
Paul in the spring.
Delegate Tippett is feeling big enough 70
two country editors just now. First, hi
paper, the Point Pleasant RICHTER, attaine
its ina jority last Wednesday, that being th
twenty.tirSt anniversary OF its first publici
ton, and he having been its editor continl
Ously since its establishment. And as II th
were not glory enough for one week, the Mo
gantown Ncr Dominion arrived yesterday wit
an editorial nominating Mr.. T. for GOYerno
A Journalist for Governor would not ben ba
innovation.