The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip in Reference 10 Various
People.

People.
Mr.. W.T.. English is of on brief vaca.
ton.
Mr.. Ed. Mendel and bride are at Asbury
Park.
Miss Jessie Oliver, of the Island, is visiting
Bellaire friends.
Miss Kate Waters, Of steubenrille, is visit
ing friends hero.
Nj. s. ]. Smith, Of New Cumberland, was
In the city yesterday.
I'D. Riley and daughter, OF Benwood, are
visiting at St. Paul, MINI.
Charles Fisher, OF Wheeling, Is in the city
to-iay.-SiettJeavitie Lie Id.
Miss Ellie Custer, OF Chicago, IL makingan
extended visit to friends here.
Mr.. P. Weir, OF the Sixth ward, has re-
turned from trip through Virginia.
The Misses McDaniels, OF Washington, D.
c., are visiting Miss Rosie Miller OF this city.
Councilman Porter Smith has returned
from visit to New Castle and Youngstown.
Mr.. George NJ. Jacques, OF the New York
Cf0ck1y and GtasSotEe Journal, is at the
Mcclure.
Rev. J, G. Armstrong, Of Richmond, will
preach ut St. Matthews church tomorrow at
1880 A. M.
Mrs. Joseph Wallace, OF Moundsville, has
returned home altar weeks visit to friends
in this city.
Mr.. i. d. Wallace and wife have returned
home from an extended visit TO Armstrong;
Mills, Ohio.
Mrs. George R. Tingle, OF Dakota, wife OF
the yex-Sherif, Is visiting her many warm
friends in this city.
Cadet D. B. Devore, OF West Point, and his
sister, Of Quaker City, Ohio, are visiting
Wheeling relatives
Mr.Jacob BrilIes leaves fer Saratoga Springs
to-day to attendthe convention Of the Beta
Theta ri fraternity.
]. W. Plattenburg, OF the Hancock county
Courier, OF Fairview, Is in the city sin the
hands Of his friends.
Messrs. George Baird and Bunch Hustled
for the past week haye been the guests Of Mr..
Walter Hougb, Of Morgantown.
Mrs. A. T. Hupp and daughter have re-
turned from West Alexander, where they
have been for the past five weeks.
Rev. John Hattery, retired Presbyterian
minister OF Bellaire, was in the city yester.
day for the first time In long while.
Thomas Sweeney, Esq, wife and daughter,
during the past week visited his daughter,
Mrs. Thomas W. Fleming, OF Fairmont.
DR.. Pipes Is stopping at Oakland on his
way home from Richmond and Fortress Mon
roe. His Eon John returned yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Renolds, nee Miss Anna Solo.
mon, OF Steubenville, who has been visiting
in the city for several days, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. Andrew Sweeney, Jr., and sister, Miss
Sallie, drove overland TO Morgantown q few
days since and visited friends there for sew
eral days.
Rev. .B.Muliord villrtturn 10 the city from
Mountain Lake Park to-day, and will preach
ing aud evening.
Major W. W. Jackson, the Governors Pr
vate Secretary, came up from Parksburg yes
terday, where the Gubernatorial family Is
rusticating, and returned again In the even.
ing.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher got home from Point Pleasant yes
terdAy. He stopped there on his way home
from Charleston TO attend tho Mason County
Teacher Institute.
One OF the stsubenville papers says: al.
0xtoby was up from Wheeling to-day. and
Snlu II IL tAe intention OF party OF young
ladies and gentlemen to viRitthis city for the
purpose OF attending the opening of the
Opera House.
Thursday night the Wheeling blcyclers.
Messrs. T. H. Hoge, George W. Leighton and
W. D. Mccoy, rested at Cambridge en- route
from Cleveland TO this oity,on their wheels.
They left here by train laStsaturday and will
return sometime to-day.
A. W. Campbell, Of the Daily IErTLLIoRs.
cEE, Wheeling, W. Va, who visited tie Park
region In company with the Western Press
Association, made US pleasant call upon
theie return. Mr.. Campbell liz thorough
newspaper man, and will without bias faith.
fully represent to bis paper and people the
true status Of Affairs so f&f % will be possible
for him to do. From here the gentlemen pros
ceeded west 10 San Francisco, and will return
home via tho Union Pacific route.-LiPing,
aim NonLnin Tkibtlild