The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
PERSONAL, ESTIOS.
News aud Gossip In Reference to variO,l
.' pcOnlc

People.
Mr.. James Burns, Of Pittsburgh is in the
city. 5 gG' ,t,, +
Congressman elect Golf Is at the Nationa
Capital. - "@
Miss Belle Potts, Of powhatan, is visiting
Wheeling friends. o
Mr.. Ed. J. Robinson, OF Cleveland, Is visit
Ing Wheeling friends. 5s.a.
Librarian pendleton is still very sick at his
mothers home on Twelfth street.
Sheriff D. u. Torpey and wife, OF Marietta
are visiting at Mrs. NJ. A. fuckers. =
Ex-State Senator Enoch was among the
visitors ut the State House yesterday.
Messrs. John Nolan and George Reile,
left for their home IN Cleveland yesterday.
A.A.knight, ESQ, Of Washington, D. c., con
nected with the revenue service, is in TIT
city. 5. b
Mrs. Judge Thomas D. Houston is visiting
the Judges mother, at Natural Bridge, Viz
GINA.
Ed Booking, jr., is spending few days in
the city. He Is attending school ut Bethany
College. 4 .. :.
Mayor Lyon, OF Pittsburgh, dropped down
last evening to sec his many good friends ir
Wheeling.
Miss Mamie DnBois leaves tomorrow for
the far South. She will spend the winter in
San Antonio, Texas. $50
Mr.. Hugh Mcmahon, one OF New Cum.
berland's big fire brick manufacturers, is in
the city OH business. 4,6 "a
Messrs David and Asher 0key, and Misses
Okey and Diehl. Of Woodslield, Ohio, were
ut the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. John Grier arrived home from Wash,
inston yesterday, where be is attending col
lese, for the purpose Of eating his Thanks
giving dinner.
Mr.. W. r. Holiday and wife, Mrs. Harry
Holiday and Mr. Harry Higgins, were ii
Steubenyille yesterday attending the funeral
OF Col. Holiday.
Colonel W. A. Hogeman, Chief Counsel
OF the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad Company
was in The city yesterday, and left for Baiti.
more last evening.
Messrs James Mertz, Robert Divine and
James Colburn, South Siders, attending col
lege ut Bethany, arrived home yesterday for
q few days vacation. n.
Gen. a. G. Pearson, Of Pittsburgh, whose
fame went abroad in the land at the time Of
the railroad riots Of 1877, registered at the
st. James Hotel yesterday.
Miss Melia Bruner, OF North Wheeling,
who has been lying at the point OF death
for some time past with the typhoid fever,
was reported improving last evening.
Mr.. Dana Hubbard, editor Of the Erie, Pa.
Daily Dispatch, is spending his Thanksgiv.
ing at home in this city. Mr.. Hubbard
Will spend the winter in Washington.
Mr.. David W. Sleau and bride nee Miss
Mary Good) arrived in the city last evening.
Mrs. Sloan hasa host OF friends IN Wheeling
who will be glad Of IN opportunity 10 tender
their congratulations.
Mr.. W. +. Skunk, OF HarriSbursh Pa,
Chief OF the field corps OF engineers Of the
Southern Pennsylvania Railroad, arrived in
the city last evening on business connected
with the location OF this end Of the line.
Miss Minnie Palmer and her manager,
John r. Rogers, presented the Buffalo Press
Club last week with M elegant set Of parlor
furniture. The set consists OF seven pieces, IL
sofa and six chairs, in ebony, chastely carved
ind upholstered in luxurlaut style.
The Kansas City papers are congratulating
themselves upon the opening OF trade be.
tween that city and Mexico. The frs. order
for goods was received from there recently by
the Hall & Willis hardware company,
formerly Of OFT, Hall 4 Co., Of this city, is /.
leading member. H
T. G. Noble, ESQ.,, who has been very
prominent business man and. useful citizen
Of Washington county for forty years, died
on Wednesday ut his home, near 'Claysyille,
"a. lie was well known and had many
friends in Wheeling. The funeral will take
place on Friday, ut IL o'clock. y
y. s. Marshal Atkinson and Deputy Cant
J. ": lIaggerty arrived last evening from
Buffalo, for which place they left Monday
morning with an y. S. prisoner, booked for
one year for robbing the mails. Tuesday
they spent vt Eiugafa, doing the place in u
sleigh on two feet OF snow. They enjoyed
themselves. = =
The numerous friends OF Dr.. HALEY Mccoy
will regre, to hear Of his dangerous illness.
The doctor is now upwards of 10 years old.
and Il is doubtful II he will recover, His
son Charles, who lives in Sau Francisco, WINS
last night informed by telegraph Of his
fathers condition, and Is expected in the
city as soon as he can reach here. = II
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