The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
PERSONAL MENTION.
SOtes aud News Of People We. A

Notes and News Of People We All
Know.
Caleb Borgess. Of Clarksburg, was In the
city yesterday on legal business,
Judge A. B. Fleming, OF Fairmont, was
autographed at one Of our hotels yesterday.
Colonel ". E. Hogeman left the city last
evening. He Is expected to return Thurs.
day.
seTgeant-atArms Anderson, OF the Senate,
tss confined to his room by slight indisposi'
ton.
Mr.. Morgan McGranagan, of Wheeling
spent Sunday with his father in this city
Beiidirs Independent
Delegate Dodrill has entirely recovered
from his recent illness, and was at his seat in
the House yesterday.
Will 7. Crosse was, we are happy to state,
ableto be upon the streets yesterday after
ten we eks' severe illness.
Frank r, Robertson, ''thc halter" has
gone to Rochester, n. Y, to spend n few
days with his mother and friends.
VIM. Leighton, Jr., who for several weeks
past has been visiting relatives in the New
England States, has returned to the city.
Miss Genie Logan on Thursday evening
VIII CntSl S0lh Luz SuVkn uu4 AlbS Cuunle
Dubois Les Epicuriens," the cooking club.
OF the city.
Delegates Evans, of Berkeley county, and
Hobbs, OF Hancock, returned yesterday ia
the city from their homes, where they went
to spend Sunday.
Senators McGrew and Vanmeter were ap,
pointed by President Summers, yesterday, a
. committee on the part Of the Senate TO act
tn conjunction with similar committee OF
the House to investigate the Insane Asylum
at Weston.
Mr.. H. Lingen, formerly a merchant tailor
on Market street, and the inventor OF patent
for superior fitting, has become connected
with the merchant tailoring establishment Of
@. Mofat, on Twelfth street, He will have
charge OF the cutting department.
Mr.. Frank Rinehart left yesterday for Har.
risville, Pa, where he goes to bring home a
bride In the person Of Miss Letitia Pew, The
ceremony Will be performed on Wednesday
and the happy pair will return to Wheeling
they will board, for q time at least
We regret to announce the death OF Mrs
Caroline Hess, wife Of Henry K. Hess, OF
3ellatFe, and daughter OF George Zuckler, OF
Fulton. About q week ago She came from
her home to visit her parents, and was thers
taken sick and died on Sunday last She
leaves a husband and infant child, who have
the sympathy Of many friends The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon.
The services at St, Johns English Eyangel.
tcal Lutheran Church on last Sabbath were
Of an unusually interesting character. By
invitation otmany old friends Rev. s. B. Bar.
Mtg, Western Secretary OF Home Missions
has been spending q few daysin our city, and
from 1t visiting adjacent mission fields on.
Sunday morning Mr.. Barnitz addressed the
Sabbath School on the subjects "Does Il Paw.
to Do Good to othess?' and al eleven o'clock
preached to full house upon the subject Of
"Treasures In the afternoon he visited the
Swedish Lutheran Sunday School on Tie East
Side, and gave them short talk on missions
Il was fred letter day" with the EnelIsh
lutheran people here, and the services 81
Rev. Barnitz will be long remembered by all
who were fortunate enough to be present M
An effort Is beingmade to secure a house for
M, Barnltz with the hope Of establishing I'D
headgnartersin this city.-lora STATE Rsgl.ier
Des NoiNeS. ss''''s''