The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-27
PERTANENT POINTS
Principally Pertaining to Persons oi
prOminence or pOnnInrltY.

prominence or Popularity.
.. l.: Wirick, of Kansas City, is visiting
Wheeling friends.
Hon. e. G. Cracraft has gone to Writ coun.
ty on legal business
Major Anderson spent Saturday out at
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Kate Burley, OF Moundsville, has been
visiting friends of the Island for some days
past, and returns home to-day.
Mrs. Crumrine, of Pennsboro, Richie
county, is visiting her husband, DR.. J. D.
CrumFine, OF the House of Delegates.
MEN were busy yesterday unloading ice at
the .SchmulbHch brewery, several cur loads
having been received from Sandusky.
The Board of Commissioners Committees
on Court House and Jail and Poor House
and Farm meet at the Court House to-day.
II is reported that NJ lie Rhea will be mar.
ried the coming summer 10 her new manager
Arthur b. Chase, Well, hea.lly, this is sud.
We are glad to learn that Prof. Leuders, OF
the Opera House orchestra, is improving, and
that his speedy recovery Is confidently an.
ticipated By his friends.
State Superintendent OF Schools Butcher
got home Saturday from Washington, D. c.,
where he was attending the annual session OF
the National Educational Association.
Rev. S. +. DGHass arrived in the city Fri.
day. We learn that the AvondalG place will
be leased 10 a Wheeling gentleman. and that
MT DeHaSs' visit is to settle that business
Martins Ferry Times.
Delegate Dodrill was on Saturday made the
recipient of handsome present, In The shane
OF an elegant cut glass ink stand OF novel
pattern, presented by his friend Major SCrog-
ms oil the Secretary of State offices.
Delegate Cox, OF Monongalia county, who
has been ut home for some time on sick leave,
surprised and grntifed his friends OH Satur.
day by returning to the city to witness the
closing hours OF the session OF the House.
Miss Maggie Dixon. OF Wheeling, IL the
guest OF Miss Maggie Wood, on South Third
street Miss Pink Holiday, OF Wheeling, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Bee Holiday, on
South Fifth .SSetbeurii'c Herald.
Hon, selmon Wells, of Tyler county, will
leave Tor home this morning. He waited till
the business OF the session was about done,
and only leaves now because important dt.
ties imperatively demand his presence at
home.
Two OF the ministers OF Washington. Pa,
mcie III Hucellns yeSleFu4y assisting in Bpe-
cial services IN the churches, Rev. Dr.. Brown.
son, OF the First Presbyterian Church, who
assisted DR.. Cunningham in communion sci.
vices, and Rev. ". II, ROsS, who filled the
pulpit of Rev. u. Wheeler, in this city.
When Minnie Palmer was in Chicago an
enterprIsing lady reporter OF the Herald called
TO interview her in her dressing room, In
giving an account OF the interview that paper
alluded to the lady simply us "a reporter"
Other papers have unkindly insinuated that
Miss Palmer suffered male reporter TO enter
her dressing room. She is too well.known In
this community to need any defence in this
matter, but as the item has been extensively
copied, Il Is, perhaps, necessary to state that
such an iRSinpStion Is very base and does no
credit 10 those who originated it--Indiana.
polls Sentinel.