The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-19

Pleasant Pcncllings Pertinent 10 Pol,

Pleasant PcnclIings Pertinent TO popu
lnr People.
Mr.: James Day leaves this morning fol
Cranberry Summit. 4>,as
Mr.. Charles A. Reynolds, City Solicitor o.
Steubenville, Is In the city. rg
Messrs E. F. Anderson and Henry Russell
New York glass buyers, are ut the McLuie.
Rev. L. p. Edmunds, n talented younl
minister OF WooIsiield, Ohio, was In towI
yesterday. ~ =.s'
Miss Lille White, OF Allegheny City, !.
the guest Of Miss Jennie Mckee, No. l09!
l;off street. a-
Miss Ollie Bender, OF Wheeling, is ths
guest OF Miss Ella North, Of. South Thirt
street, Steubenyille.. =
Miss Pink Holiday, One of Wheeling!
most pleasant bellies, isin the city, the guess
Of Miss Jessie Sharp.-Beliaire Tribune.
Colonel Frank johnson, OF the Postotlice
returned lust evening, via Pittsburgh, from
recreating tour OF several weeks In Wes
Virginia wilds. a.
Lieut.. Jas. n. Allison. OF the United State,
army, and Miss |. Stella Allison, OF lron,on
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Fred Norton, IA
the Mcclure House. s's1
Geo. W. Pangborn, passenger agent Of til,
AtchiSon, Topeka & Santa Fe r. K arrived
in the city las: evening from Pittsburgh
lie Is one OF the most pleasant and gentee
railroaders travelling.
Mr.. John Saladc, formerly and for lonf
time mail boy at the IxrELLIGExcEr Office
but now in business with his brother in Chi
cago. isin the city ON visit to his father
lie is growing up with the country" land nc
mistake.
Senator Newman, OF Marshal County, is in
the city on his weekly market trip. He say.
he will be ut Weston when the Democrat!
next nominate Ben Wilson, II he isn't SEN
there before. That reminds us Weston is ,
very good place for Democratic Congress
sional Convention similar to the one at New
Mattinsville or that AT the Academy OF Mu
sic in this city.
Capt. NJ. D. Hays, OF the Pittsburgh South
ern Railroad Company, was in the city yes
terday. The new regime on this road Is rap
idly putting things in first class shape and Il
will no longer be run In the slipshod man
ner of yore. Rolling stock and track have
been repaired, and Captain Hays arranged
with the i. & o. yesterday for close and
through connections. The road is bound L
become popular.
The right man in the right place is 4 triit
old saying, and it fits exactiy Bernard !.
Butcher, the State Superintendent of Schools
Young. energetic, progressive, well informed
genial and sociable, he is model officer
The State never had better Superintendent
nor one more thoroughly alive to the great re-
sponsibilities OF his slice. His whole heart
is in his work. He Is worth ten times his
salary to the people OF the Statc.-.Statt
journal. r.F.l. l-.
Col. Ineall, representing the firm of Rilal
~ 1ngall, OF Pittsburgh, who have the agency
for the Brush Electric Light in this and ad
joining States, arrived in the city last even
Ing, and leaves to-day In company with Maj
Anderson for Mountain Lake Park, with d
view to lighting up that newly discovered
mountain resort with the electric light. Thi.
is something that can easily be accomplished
and when done will add greatly 10 the beauty
OF the place. In the planning mill is IN Gu
CINE OF twenty-five Horse power that could
easily furnish The power. With the mile
and half stretch along the railroad lighted
and the drives extending back into The
woods, tue place at night would resemble
fairy land, .,e l=.E--