The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-02
PERSONAL SMALL TALK,
Prominent Visitors In tho City nHt
Wheeling Folks Abroad.

Prominent Visitors In tho city nnd
Wheeling Folks Abroad.
Local Inspector Wilson is down the river
on official business.
Col. Alex. Campbell. Jr., OF bethany, spent
yesterday and last night in the city.
Francis Brown, Esq, & Son OF Boston,
well-known wool men are ut the Stamnl.
Joe Curtis, one Of Brooke county's bright
est young men, was in the city yesterday.
Maj. VIII Jackson, the Governors Private
Secretary, returned to Parkersburg yesterday.
J. W. Newman, Clerk, of the Circuit Court
OF Wctzel county, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Laura Harden has returned from un
extended visit TO Wisconsin and the north.
west. ,s
Mrs. w. W. Plummer md children left
yesterday for Pittsburgh, for an extended
visit.
Mr.. Charles +. Freese returned yesterday
from m extended pleasure trip through the
West 5..,rs H.S
Mr.. J. B. Finster, prominent and success.
Jul business man OF Weston, Is In the city on
business.
Mr.. Horace Grauper, wife and sister, Of
Reading, Pa, IRE visiting relatives on the
South Side.
Mr.. Clement Hess aud Miss Lizzie Frank
will he married ut the Cathedral Mt o'clock
this evening. ~
Miss Rebecca Mcsslander is visiting her
niece, Mrs. George Swift, Fifth Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sheriff Thomas Smith, OF Tyler county,
settled With the Auditor yesterday, paying
In balance Of $3.50 IA. - .
Fred LauGhlin leaves to-day for three
weeks business and pleasure trip through
the mountains and Virginia valley.
Hon. G. W. McCord, OF Brooke county, was
among the throng OF people attracted 10 the
city by pressing business yesterday.
o. n. koon, C. A. pritchard and J. T,
koon, all leading business men and staunch
Republicans Of Warrington, were registered
at the Stamm House yesterday. 'es,
Hon. Sep. Hall, OF We,zel county, and
Hon. Charles L. Wells, OF Marion, both we'll
known and popular members Of the last
House oil Delegates, were in town yesterday.
D. Hardy, OF Albuquerque, n. NJ. and ".
c. Dean and T. A. Bunebreaker of Mans.
field, prominent railroad men were at tile
Stamm, with Manager Delleyille, of the T.,
". 4 Ky.
Mr.. J. Mac Reilly, late Chief Clerk in the
Wheeling Postoilice, yesterday assumed
charge OF the Harrisburg office OF the General
Sales Agent OF the Philadelphia & Recalling
Coal Company. -
Ex.SheriiT W. N. Powell, OF Tyler county,
and the present Sheriff Thomas Smith. were
at the State House yesterday; also Sheriff..
W. Cooper, Of Brooke county. They did not
come 10 the circus.
The following glass buyers are ut the
Stamm: c. II. Perkins, Dcs Moines: W, ii.
Webster, St. Louis; B. G. Clark, Leayen.
worth; J. II. +. Weigand, Leaven worth; A,
g. Peterson, 81. Louis; and c. NJ. Capen, OF
Burlington. El..'"
Mr.. Frank 1Ienig, whose.success In secur-
ing footing OH the stage VIC recently noted,
Is now visiting his fathers family on
Eleventh street, and In II few days will seek
the seclusion OF the country to prepare for
his first season as u professional actor, SUP.
porting Miss Katherine Rogers In standard
plays. -. 1,5,55. I. ", ~
DR.. James Il. Thayer, mn old.tlme popular
circus proprietor well known in Wheeling, is
a prominent figure In Forepaueli's show. He
Introduces Bolivar, the big trick elephant,
and lends hand TO the general conduct OF
the show. Ills many old friends here were
pleased TO recognize his genial face, portly
form and fog horn voice. -'7sr- ri. =.