The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03

Notes About People Of More or Les,

Soteh Apout feoPIe Oh more or Less
go i,s'-t Prominence. u Nl6 f2li'
President Wilson, Of the State University,
Is In the city. ,lid6s III 81 y ~
Miss Daisy Crothers, OF wellsbury,il Is visit.
Ing Miss Jessie List slat58sS y 4 n '''1'''
Miss Lille jenkins, II PHILADELPHIA, r.
visiting Miss Lou Cummila. = ''t-
. Miss Juliet Mcclure goes to Morsantowu
thisweek spend the summer. ri
Mrs. F. J. Norton Is enjoying visit from
her sister, Miss Allison, OF lronton. y, :
Miss Annie Irwin, OF Morfistown, Is visit.
Ing the family Of Prof. J. NJ. Frasher. :,
Miss Ella Kirker, OF GAINESVILLE, Is the guest
oil Mrs. Anton stauver, OF North Wheeling,
Mrs. Geo. ". Thompson went to Parkers.
burg on the st. Lawrence Saturday evening.
Miss Lilly Riley md Kate Charnock leave
today for u two weeks solourn ut Putin.
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Capt, Deyries and family leave today for
sykesville, Nd, where they will spend the
summer. I5t,t,ta 49,. :
Henry Albright, the popular lctter.carrierr,
has gone dowa the river, on his annual sum.
mer vacation. Id, ~ 81 mus
Miss Ella Bell, Of Cincinnati, who has been
spending three weeks In this city, has 70.
turned home. 'E.i4 , 4 \ =. =, -
Mrs Jim Stanton has returned home from
an extended visit 10 friends at Hartford City,
Mason county. 20 .,r,s.-. : ~,
Charlie Clayland, formerly a Wheeling
typo, now Of Youngstown, Is visiting friends
here and In Bridgeport I,ris. .RI'pIl
Miss Elm Cochran, daughter OF Judge l.
II. Cochran, Is home from Ann Arbor Uni.
versity Tor tho summer vacation. UI + az,
Miss Emma Snowden teacher In the Is.
land schools, left Saturday for the home of
her father, Prof. Snowden, formerly OF Wheel.
Ing, now OF ST. Louis. IN. i.0,H
Miss Aggie Murine, Of the Garden Spot,
returned on the st. Lawrence from Cinciu-
natl, where she has been visiting since the
May Musical festival. 81 -. b.
Mr. Charles H. fancy, editor Of the Clarks.
burg NeIr', Is in the city, visiting friends. lie
Is the ilrst member OF the State Press Assocla.
tion 10 arrive In the city. i'sTtr7 49, H..
Lieut. Harry Hawthorne, recent gIadu
ale Of the Naval Academy, ut Annapolis, is
visiting his friend John l.. Davenport, In this
city. He Is awaiting sailing orders, and will
remain among his many friends In Wheeling
until he Is ordered To duty. s EEH
Two OF Whecling's most popular md
worthy young people, Mr. John II. Handian
and Miss Julia a. Lists TO be married next
Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock in the
Fourth Street Church, by Rev. Masden. The
cereuiony will be private, only relatives OF
the contracting parties being present. s's
Mr.. and Mrs Rammelsburg leave for New
York oday, whence they will sail on
Wednesday lorlIavre. France, in the steamer
Amer;que. They will be gone three years.
during which time Mrs. ksmmelsburg will
cultivate her voice. A host OF warm friends
in Wheeling wish thu. she may realize her
fondest hopes ~ -
Mr.. George A. Howard, connected with Van
Antwerp, bragg & Co.'s great publishing
house In responsible position, who, accom-.
panied by his sister, has been visiting friends
in Wheeling for several days. leaves to-day
for Niagan, TO attend the meeting OF the Ohio
Teachers Association. State Superintendent
Butcher will so with Kim. "a ia -
Col. L. N. Norton and wife, OF Vine Cliir,
will celebrate their golden wedding to-lnor.
row, und there will be large gathering Of
relatives ind friends TO witness the event
Mrs. W. G. Keepers. OF jamestown, Dakota,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Campbell, OF Ironton,
with their children, and Mr.. Fred d. Nor.
ton, also Of the latter place, are in the city,
having come to attend tho celebration. Mrs.
Keepers and Mrs. Campbell are daughters of
the Colonel's, and Mr.. Norton brother. -