The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-01
OF i PERSONAL NATURE.
Gossip nh0ut pron!!ncu. ThceIiiiEitr
and their Friends.

Gossip nhout pron!incn. Whce,inEitcs
- and their Friends.
Gov. Jackson will return to the city the
latter part Of the week.
+ Hon. A. J. Sweeney is home from Il bust,
ness trip to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Samuel Tschappat, Postmaster at Clar.
ington, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Annie Miller, OF Gravel Hill, Bellarc,
is spendinga few days i'll the city.
Mrs John Neiley, OF the North End, is
spending few days with frienus in Burgetts.
town.
Mr.. George Reymnnn, father OF Mr.. Anton
Reymann, died at his home in East Wheel
ing, Saturday, aged IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Snyder, OF the Island,
leave io.,lny for Braincrd, Mimi, where Mr..
Snyder will engage in business.
Durnie McLurc has left Chicago and gone
TO Joliet, H., to take position in the exteli.
sivc liouse OF LANDER, Bishop e. Co.
Mr.. Harry Holiday. Of Wheeling, is visi-
ting the fumily OF Col. ]. W. Holiday, OF
South Fourth street.-StcubeariHe Herald.
Commodore" Tom Darrah, Clerk o! the
Municipal Court, is expected home to-day
from Hot Springs, where he has been for
over two months.
: John b. Hastings, Superintendent of the
nail plate rolls in the rolling mill 1T Beliont,
Ohio, is visiting his brother, Vim. Hastings,
Of the LaBelle Mil.
Messrs. Tom Wilson and John Deyinc, of
the Eighth ward, leave to day for the fur West.
IN Connection with their numerous friends We
wish these gentlemen success.
"A 4 4 &c., \ l., A
there IL steady and decided Improvement
in Capt Andy Wilson'S health, and Ms
friends hope to sec him about again before
very long.
A portion of the press gang dropped down
on We!sburs Saturday afternoon and had a
jolly time while they were there being hand.
somely entertained by Mr.. Frank Gc!sthorr
ut his pleasant home.
4 week from next Wednesday night the
members Of the Original German will wind
up the season with II full dress hop ut Franz
helms Hall. 1t will also be complimen.
tary affair to Miss Tiiiic Wolf, Of Pittsburgh.
Mai. viii Jackson, the Governors private
secretary, returned to the city Friday even.
ing but goes back to Parkcrsburgh tonight
to remain about week longer in his old
home. Since he has been gone he has be-
come SulleleSs granger. .-a
Ed Clater, noted oarsman OF Wheeling,
together with number of the Wheeling
sporting fraternity, arrived in the city to-day
to take In the boat race between Snyder and
keiG. Clatoy never looked better IN his life
than he does now Pittsburgh Louder.
John Devinc was called on Saturday even.
ing by large number OF his lady and gentle.
men friends, who, after scrcnading him, were
invited into the house and pleasantly enter.
tcrtained. They had called for the purpose
Of taking leave OF John, who leaves for the
West today. 80 81,
Miss Elsa Won Blumcn, well known in this
|'city and vicinity asa pedestrcnne and bi.
cyciist Is in trouble in Detroit. Her treas
urer, Mr.. Stair, ran off With Nil her money,
about $200O,and her bicycle has been attached
for doctors bill. Bert Miller her forme,
manager, parted with her NJ Pittsburgh,
about New Years. so
We are deeply panied to announce the
death of Mr.. Wits. Rhodes OF the firm OF
}. S. Rhodes & Co. lie was taken down
with very malignant form of typhoid fever
about week ago, md all day Saturday and
yesterday was entirely unc0scious, and in
spite Of The skill OF bis physicians died at a
few minute past one O'clock this morning.
This is the send-o!'.a Pittsburgh Sunday
sheet gives our Johnnie Reit.; "a
"John Reiiz, the winner, is only 10 years
Of ase, but is good sized lump of boy, ha
stripping very large. lie Is L member oil
the Zig Four Club Of Whcelins,nnd although
this is only his second race, (ihe other one
being n ,hrce-milc 20 with William Fclsing
for $50 side. which Reitz won pretty much
us he plcased) the Wheeling sporting men
who can beet him. lie was backed md
trained by George WcirgtIber. II. rowed in
thirty foot cedar she'll, that weighed ,hIrt,
two pounds 5 ;'3a