The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-17
PERSONAL MESTION.



III y Know.
=. Edgar Peirsou, an old Wheeling boy, is
J ut the. Stamm House.
Mrs.J. S. Boyd and +. L. lloyd leave Tues.
day for Asbury Park, n. J.
Mrs. Chas. T. Sharp and daughter, Daisy,
4 are visiting at Warnock's for u few days.
I'll Tom Campbell left for his home in Ravens.
s3 wood, on the St. Lawrence, last Saturday.
Misses Minnie and Lucy Loring have re.
turned home from visit to Minneapolis.
81 Miss Amelia Campbell has gone to Mer.
scersbur., Pa, to spend a month with friends.
M Col. George +. Irvine and family left Sat.
nrday for Smitheld, Ohio, to be gone about
!. ten days. -. 1r,s.
III Judge Il. II. Cochran left for Toledo, O.,
4 Saturday on Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
Z business.
Miss Carrie Rhodes, Of bridgeport, left on
Thursday for Springfield, Ohio, where she will
spend the summer.
Mr.. J. i. Campbell and bride, who were on
"a tour through the eastern States, reached
Slome Saturday evening.
5ley Misses Annie McCabe aud Louisa Clemens,
OF Taylorstown. Pa, are the guests OF Miss
Anna Clarke, Of Pleasant Valley.
~. II. Deyore, salesman at J. S. Rhodes &
4 Co.'S, has gone 10 his home at Granville.
: Ohio, to spend couple Of weeks.
y Mr.. *: ii. Sweeney and wife leave to-day
Tor Cranberry Summit, in the hopes Of i'm.
proving Mr.. Sweeney's feeble health.
Manager Pearson OF the Pottery. returned
last evening from Cape May. His wife will
remain in Philadelphia for sometime.
! Frank Stanton Is recreating in the wields
OF Tucker County, and royisiting the scenes
of the walking clubs famous exploits.
8s Miss Marie Nevns, Of Columbus, who is 9
great iavorite III Wheeling society, will
shortly DO the guest OF the Misses Loring.
Manager Tracy, Of the Western Union, and
wife, returned Saturday evening after u
twelve days sojourn ut Cranberry Summit.
"a Mr.. John Newton and wife, OF the South
] Side, who have been visiting points OF inter.
\ est In the East, reached home Saturday even.
sing.
/, { DR.. Logan and family will leave this week
cupy their cottage the remainder OF the sea.
son.
John Campbell. ESQ.,, and his wife, OF Iron.
s ton, o., who thave been the guests OF Col,
: Fred Norton, OF the Mcclure, have returned
home. -
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y Mr.. Oscar Rammelsburg, wife and child,
OF Cincinnati, arrived at llavre Yesterday
morning Mt 0 o'clock. They left here Two
weeks ago to-day.
ID Prof. Hermann Schockey tried his hand at
IN Mas ,achusetts target OIL the Wheeling rifle
range last Saturday for tho first time aud did
some good shooting.
- Mr.. silas W. Petit, Of PHILADELPHIA, chief
-RpnnSpl Hf fhl Snnf has !
arrived In the city yesterday afternoon on
business In connection with the T., W. Il Nv.
and B. Il o. compromise.
I'D ]. M. Reilly, formerly Assistant Postmns.
4 ter, left Saturday for Harrisburg TO assume
5 charge OF the duties OF his new position ns
manager for the General Sales Agent OF The
Philadelphia & Lehish Coal Company.
w Mr.. John, Hastings, OF the Belfont Iron
Works, Ironton,- Ohio, who bus been In tho
Z city for several days, left for home Saturday
I on the St Lawrence. Mr.. Hastings has becii,
! elected delegate TO the Chicago convention of
tho Amalgalnated Association.
Lieut. Harry Hawthorne, OF the u, S, n.
/. who has been the guest OF friends in this CITY
Z for ten days past, boarded the ST, Lawrence
Saturday for his home in Newport, n.y., 10
pay short visit prior 10 six months cruise
Ito China. lie was accompanied down the
river until the Diurnal was met bya bcvy Of
friends. ~ ia r. . :
v Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Freeze, OF the Sixth
ward, celebrated on Saturday the fiftieth an.
sniversary Of their marriage. Their sons
Z Isaac and Jacob presented Mr.. Freeze with a
gold headed cane aud their mother with nm
/ elegant set of jcwelry. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeze
Care among our oldest and best known people
tanliwewish for them continued years Of
4 Happiness. 81,