The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-01
pERsoSAL MENTION.
News and Gos.ip In Reference 10 various
People.

l. aH' tuptts III :
Colonel R. II. Delsplain left for the East
yesterday.
Miss sallie Raymond, Of Fairmont, Is the
guest OF Mrs. W. W. Arnett. &
Hsn. Il. NJ. Turner, the Harrison county
free-trade statesman, 10 in the city.
Mr.. N. B. Hall, Of Morgantown was regir-
tered at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mrs. Reeves, OF Wellsburg, 10 visiting her
granddaughter, at the Female College.
Mr.. w. A. Hunt, editor Of the St. Clairs-
vile Chronicle, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Luther, OF Washington, D. c., 10
the guest OF Colonel Haase, on l2th street.
DR.. George B. Morris Is well again, and Is
in the city, stopping at the McLure House. ,
Mr.. John Hutton. Of Beverly, Is among
the prominent West virginians in the city.
us. Marshal Atkinson went TO Charleston
last evening to be present at the opening OF
the U. 8. Court, So ilg
Mr.. Alex. Darrah, clerk OF. the Belmont
County Courts, was In, the city yesterday
accompanied by his wife.
leading citizen OF that part OF Belmont
county, was In the city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wartield, OF Noble county.
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student at the Wheeling Female College. ii
Delegate septimus Hall, Of Wetzsll county,
isin' town. He reports work lively on the
River railroad, and the people highly pleased
over the prospect OF connection with the
world at large.
The Bellairc Tribune note the presence there
as visitors OF Mr.. James Hall, Miss Rose
Rosenstein, Mr., William Gibbs Mr.. Moses
and Miss Blanche Blum, Misses Ella and
Anna Brodie, OF this city, and Messrs. viii
liam Manh and James q. Drennen, OF Mar
tins Ferry.
Professor A. s.. Nugent, Of the National
Business College, Is q fne reader. at the
literary exercises in that college yesterday,
Professor Nugent read the poem entitled
"Cuifew must not ring tonight" It was
exceedingly well rendered and was yocifer-
o1sly applaudsd by the students.
Major Fletcher, OF Jackson county, form
erly Prosecuting Attorney lof Ohio county,
and still pleasantly remembered by host OF
frients here, 10 In the city. He reports the
good spirits and getting ready for the next
light Jackson county has many staunch
Republicans, butnoue stauncher than Msjor
Fletcher.
On last Saturday evening Mr. W. A. MI
Ter, son Of Theodore Miller, Of The South
Side, was greatly surprised by call from q
large party Of friends, the occasion being his
twenty.fonrth birthday. There were present
about twenty five couples, aud the evening
was spentvery pleasantly In dancing. Reiresh-
ments were served about 10 O'Clock. Dancing
began sgain aud was kept up until II O'Clock,
when al departed for home.
Mrs. Jane Brown, widow Of Hugh Brown,
deceased, died yesterday morning ct her
residence on North Fonrh street, after pro.
traeted illness. She was the daughter OF
Hugh and Jane MeCutcheon, and was bora
near Belfast, Ireland, in 1860. Sue was
married in 1926, and came TO New York In
September 1881, coming from there TO Steu-
beRyille In July 1885, where she has lived ever
since. Her husband died in 1870 The de-
ceased was the last OF eight children, andsix
children survive her, Miss Anna H., OF Al
leghepy, Pa, Mrs. John FTeW, OF Wheeling,
Robert M, MEs. Cyrus Scott, Hugh H., aud
Mn. Rosetnsn Gardner, Of slenbehyille,
Mn. Brown has been member Of the Recond
Presbyterian Church for many years, and
was highly esteemed. II iSteibtHVi'ie llesdld.