The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-09
Personal POfNrS.
News and GOsaIp About People of More
or Less prominence.


Mr.. George B. Crawford, Of Wellsburg was
in the city last night,
Miss Mamie Hampton, OF 6teabenvflie, Is
visiting Mrs. Auditor Miller.
Capt Daniel Donehoo, OF Beaver, Pa, was
on the floor OF the Senate yesterday.
Lawrence Woodward, ESQ, has returned
10 the city after an extensive Southern trip.
Mrs. Jos. Sinclair, wife OF Delegate Sinclair,
Of Benwood, Is visiting Irs. r. L. Pail, on
the Island.
Miss Susie Maxwell was able 10 leave her
room at the Stamm yesterday, although she
still wears her arm IN sling.
Mile. -Rhea's real name Is said To be Mile,
Hortense Loret, She has made real success
overwhelmingly Telegraph. Here too.
Miss Collins, OF Philadelphia, who has been
port, left yesterday for Washington City.
Major DAWSON, the Senator from Morgan,
who, his friends familiarity dub the Jackson
OF the Senate has returned from visit to
his constituents.
Mrs. l.. D. Williams and children, who
have been staying at BeIlaire for several
weeks, left this week to join Mr. Williams at
Minneapolis, MINI, where be has made ar
Ebu6etheNtS W ~ luto OAslnesss
Miss Lille Baker, daughter Of Hon. Lewis
Baker. of Wheeling, W. Va. is the guest Of
Miss Means, daughter Of Mayor Means, OF
Cincinnati, at the Riggs House in this city,
Washington correspondent Cincinnati Enquirer.
Miss Ella Holman last evening enter.
tanned the Original German" at her home
on the South Side, In Very elegant manner.
This meeting Of the club was generally
spoken Of as the most enjoyable yet given.
Kramer furnished the music for the dancers.
Frank Rinehart, one Of our young bust.
ness men, was united in marriage yesterday
morning with Miss Letltia Pew, Of Harris.
vile, Pa, at the residence OF her parents. The
newly married couple are expected to arrive
in the city this evening and will take up
their residence at the stamm House.
A telegram from Washington, received at
this Office last evening, announced the death
Of Mrs. Ella NJ. Hervey, wife OF John A. Her.
vey, formerly OF this county, and now in the
government employ at the National Capital.
The numerous friends OF the family here.
abeuts will be sincerely sorry to hear OF her
death.
Profs. Birch and Butcher each received yes
terday steel engravings Of W. H. McGufiey,
author Of MCGuHey's readers, and DR.. Ray,
the noted mathematician, They came from
Cincinnati friends. DR.. Joseph Ray, by the
way, was born in Washington county aud
worked in this county. In the last number
of the School Journal Is an interesting sketch
OF his life, written By G. L. Cranmer, Esq.
Mr.. George Kunkel who takes the part Of
"Uncle Tom" and takes it well, in Rails
Company, Is an old favorite here, and will be
remembered by many of our older readers in
connection with troupe of which he was
formerly the head, khoWn..as. +" KunkeIs
Ministries" which used to perform in the old
Atheneum occasionally. He found several
former friends still living here. Mr.. H. S.
Dufield, stage manager, who also ably plays
the parts OF George Harris" and "SImon
Legrce," Is the sou OF another old manager
who frequently visited Wheeling In the days
OF the old Athenenm.