The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-11
Personal MENTION.
News and Gossip In reference to various
People.

People.
Mr.. Walker I. Ffsell Is home from his
southwestern trip.
Miss Aunls Eaylor, OF the Island, is Wis.
ting at WellsbuTg.
MiMes Jennie and Sadie Baird are visiting
Morgantown friends.
Mr.. Alexander Warner, OF Portsmouth, ar
rived In the city Saturday.
Hon. Thomas W Harvev, the grammarian,
OF Ohio, is at the Mcclure House.
Sheriff.. B. Postlewhaite, OF Weizs! coin.
~, was al the State House yesterday.
Judge janis Morrow, Jr., Of Fairmont,
registered at the Kew Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. John Mendel aud Mrs. Frank Booth
left Saturday for THIN, Ohio, to visit friends
Mrs. Geo. PAUL. aud daughter. OF this city,
are spendinga part OF the summer at New
MartinSville.
Mr.. James G. Cuttings, OF Baltimore, nc:
companied by his sister, Miss Faith, arrived
In the city Saturday evening.
The Tyler County Star Says: William
leighton, Jr, OF Wheeling, lisa West Viz.
gInian OF when all are proud.
Ms. Rev. DR.. Martin and daughter, Miss
Annie, OF kairmont, are visiting the family
OF Mr.. N. n. Marsh, on tho Island.
Sheriff G. P. Brown has purchased In the
East a ye,y tiue specimt mot horse fish, that
horsemen are low busily engaged III criaciz'
ing. ,,o,, ,... AZ,
guest OF air. John Davenport yesterday. ne
Is engaged In looking up rights OF way iof
Warmers Ohio Valley road.
Mrs. Rev. Harrir, OF Philadelphia, Is =
guest OF her sister, Miss Taylor, President O.
the Wheeling Female College. Mrs. Wm: >.
| Way, Of W0odsheld, IL also u guest oil Mis-
Taylor.
Miss Lizzie Mong, formerly OF this city,
now OF Cumberland, was III the city Situr'
day accompanied BY her father, Captain
Thomas Mois. They left yesterday ON the
st. Lawrence.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell arrived IN the city
Saturday forenoon from his Southern tour,
looking as II his winter In the Sonth had
agreed with him. He is ut present stopping
at the Stamm.
Cant. Tom Gordon. OF Parkersburg former
" In the RsilwSy Mail Service, has recently
accepted position 10 tie BaltImore& oh'o
Express Company'S service, on the line from
this city to Baltimore.
DC. Gallaher, OF Charleston, spcrt Sun
day in Wheeling. He leaves 10 day Tor
No ,eantown, to attend the annual meeting
OF the Board OF Regents OF the State u.iyet-
sity, OF which he Is a'mtmber.
The editor OF the Parkersburg freeman. v ho
was in this city on decoration Day, in writing
IN his papsr says: "DOubtless tue feature
OF the ceremonies here was the exquisite
poem delivered by Mr.. William Leighton, AS
We read the poem at Ter 9Th in the Wheeling
papers, we said, here Is heart and sui rich
In the rare elements that are wont 10 swell
and bubble forth betimes in poesy and song"
Mr.. G.. D. Thompson, OF this city, Vice Presi.
dent for the secord district Of the Am+lga:
mated Association, Is prominently talked OF
for President, TO succeed Mr. Jarrett, whose
term Is drawing to close aud who declines
q reelection. Mr.. Thompson would make an
able and efficient official, is conservative IN
bis ,iews, aud his promotion would be re-
garded with favor by his many friends here,
both IN and out OF the Association.
The Cleveland, Ohio, Congressmsn-eIect,
Hon. NJ. A. Foran, says, It! have used Ut.
Jacobs Oil in my family, and have always
found 1t safe anu reliable, Ihaye been suf:
fering for s"me time with lame knee, asd
st, Jacobs Oh affords me great relief"