The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-13
PERSONAL sIESTION.
Scusy N0ica Abunt Various promlucnj
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| f.l.H People. ~
Dr.. Urdegra.r 10 still improving slowly, nc
cordlng to reports from Mt. Pleasant. sg.
| W. s. Ravenscsaft E.q., prominent Par
kersbure attorney, Is at the ST. james.
C.s. Howell returned Saturday from Rich
mond. He says his broinine bath at Charles
ton was much exaggerated. r.
We are sorry 10 hear OF the indisnositlon o
President PcndlGton OF Bethany College
He has been confined 10 his room for severn
days. n. -
POL Hartley Thompson, who Is now 1t
Cincinnati, sang two solos Mt thu grand con
celt given by the Cincinnati Orpheus, las
evenin., .'..a.- ,-.l -.
Miss Mabel burns, " Faitmont, who La.
been visiting Miss Minnie Lancaster. =,
]Twehty.seyentli street, for the past few DAYS
leaves for Peoria, H., today. ra =
Mrs. Margaret sallman, OF Wheeling, |,
visiting friends In lsenwOod, Miss Alice
Whtestde, OF " heeting, is visiting her rela
tives IN Benwooa. independent.
Willis Dillon, Il former Wheeling boy, whc
has 'esu engaged ID New York iewetry
| house Tor some time tast, has accented ii
position as salesman IN tho Pittsburgh house
Of Wattles Il Scbaeitr.
Mr. John Thornhill, Mailan Banking Page
OF the House OF Delegates for the last two
terms, announces himself rs candidate for
Reelection. lie was good one In every
respect, aud 10 doubt will be unanimously
rrappointcd.
shef'il W. E.Wilkinson and wife, OF Wayne
county, and Mr.. G. i. Smith, u prominent
merchant OF The same county. anil wife, are
guests ut tticSt. James. They propose spen,I.
ins n lew days IL the city inspecting our in.
dnstries md sights.
Mr.. John Il. Dunlap goss to Louisville to.
day TO make that city his home In the future,
| We hope prosperity may attend him. lie
VIII be connected win the Louisville Cynmet.
ctd' anu we hope to yet record his high nd
vance In that oillcc.
! nephew OF Mr.. John Hall (locksmth), of
this city, is OH visit here from Colorado,
after many years Of absence. We arc In.
debtGd to him for collection OF ores sent by
aff theodore Clemens, formerly of Marshall
county, now OF Jamestown, Colorado.
The two literary societies of bethany Col.
!ege celebrated their fortictli anniversaries
last week-the metropolitan Society on tie
TN anu tue American on the 10Th. The for.
mer was addressed by +. r. Willinms, Esq.
Of Cincinnati, md Rev. Mr.. Lobnscr, Of
Philadelphia, the latter by Rev. i. D. Power,
Of Washington City, and A. ". Campbell, Of
this city. The number Of students u, Beth
any, Is increasing. 1t has l25 thus fur this
session.
Yesterday was Missionary Sunday with the
Lutherans Of this city. Rex. Unanest, late
missionary to India. spoke In the morning
and evening After the close Of the morning
service Rev: Barnitz arose to offer prayer, but
closed hastily, made a few sttps backward
and sank on the sofa completely exhausted.
fhe congregation vas considerably alarmed
from his ghost'like appearance but he soon
rallied aud was taken home lie was unable
TO attend the union SERVICES In the AFTERNOON
anu evening. but we learn 10 day that he
rests easy and will soon be able to be about
again. 1t was caused by ovcrwork aud We
hope for the good OF the church that he will
no. allow his duties to ruin his health. lie
has been travelling considerably OF late, and
Tor as many as three nights In succession has
Lauder,