The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10

PERTAINING TO PEOPLE.
Notes or Interest About Visitors ar


Notes OF interest About Visitors and
Residents.
Mr.. Dick OF the FAirmout Index, is in
town.
Miss Jessie List is visiting friends in stcu.
benviIle.
Henry Reuter-, the genial Daltmorean, Il
again in tho city.
II is ten pound girl baby, aud Oscar Gee.
ley Is the happiest plumber in the city.
Delegate Tippett is enjoying an incipient
boom for Democratic candidate IoE Governor.
Miss Ida Hall, OF Est Fourteenth street.
Is the guest OF the Misses Braden, OF Wash.
ington.
Prof. Hartley Thompson, and some OF oul
local musicians gave q very enjoyable con.
cert at WellsbuFG last evening.
Rev. ". II. Cooke, D. D., with his family
y stopping at the ST. James Hotel. DR..
Cooke is the pastor elect Of the Presbyterian
church Of this city.
Mrs. \, HebsackOr, OF Cairo, ILL.,, Is the
guest OF the Misses Hess, OF North Main
street MrS. llebsacker Is the neCG of the
late Madame sachsc.
Mr.. W. 6. BurgundtbsI, Deputy United
States Collector Of Internal Revenue fol
Belmont County, Ohio, was among the look
erS on At the Legislature yesterday.
Rev. W. II. Cooke, the new pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, and his family
will meet the congregation IN all informal
manner In the lecture room Of the church
tomorrow evening.
! Col. Star Woodbridge, of the BclIaire
Tribune, WIS visitor at the Capitol Wednes,
day night, and for u time looIeF-0A In The
Senate, the once CORY field Of his youthful
laboFs on the Wheeling Register.
John Barton Payne and Joha b. Jackson
Of kingwood +. Hickman, OF West Union
Col. Alex. Campbell and Prof. ". K. Pen
dleton, Of Bethany, were among the promi
nent citizens OF the State in the city yGster
day.
Revenue Agent James c. Wheeler, who t.
on tour OF inspection Of the Offices OF Col
lectors OF Internal Revenue in the States OF
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and West Viz
GINA, arrived in the city yesterday and made
an examination Of Gen. Duval's office.
Miss Emma schwCrtfeges last evening en-
tertained at her home, on Main street, The
members OF the "0riginal German" one Of
our select dancing clubs that held forth dur.
Ing the winter, This was the first meeting
siRce the commencement Of Lent, and dane.
Ing. was dispensed with, eurhro and whist
taking Its place, and serving 10 pass the even
ing very pleasantly.
ITO accommodate some of his friends Col
Jake KCmple has changed the date OF hi
great lecture on "0lIcc Seekers" from Tues
day TO Thursday night OF next week, II
! JakG's lecture Is as gorgeous as his bills rep
resent, II will be simply immense. Ne,tbtn
tiils Gazette, No bills can do Jake Justice
Like Niagara, he hcggars all description. liz
must be seen to be appreciated.
The many friends In this vicinity Of Mr.
Charles W. Price, formerly connected viii
the BArnesyille E,,ifrp1%, and a ireaaeH
visitor In Wheeling, will be interested in thC
announcement thar cards are out for his mAr
riage on the 10th inst. TO Miss Minnie
daughter Of the late Hon. Alfred GRAY. o
Topeka, Kansas Mr.. Price IS now Citv edi
tor Of tho Daily Capital, the leading nGwspa
per OF Topeka.
Mr., G. NJ. Coen's handsome residence OF
Penn street, Island, was filled last oycuiuI
by about fifty young people composed OF thu
"lsland crowd" and friends. 4 delightful
evening was passed, some amusing them
selves with carls and Others by dancing tC
E Prof Rillmyer's music. The Island crowd
undoubtedly possesses the faculty OF havinl
q good time on every occasion, and last even,
ing formed no exception.