The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION.
News ana Gossip In Reference to Variou

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People.
Mr.. William O. Hanlan is making a trip
through Ohio.
Governor Jackson returned TO Parkersburg
again vest rdsy.
Miss Pink Holiday has returned from a
| visit TO the lakes.
Mr.. Ed Knowles, wife and child are rustl-
catlpg in the country.
Miss Carrie Higgins has returned from o
weeks visit with friends In st%enbenville.
D F. Raymond, Esq, Sheriff Of Richie
county, was at the State House yesterday.
Messrs. William F. Hunterand FIN. Amos,
OF Woodsield, Ohio, were in the city yestei'
day.
Mrs. Joseph Mccullough has returned from
Pittsburgh, where she was visiting her pS'
rents.
Messrs. j. F. Elz and Albert Msssemier, oil
the South Side, are visiting trends at Ma
rietta.
MI. William Cox and family, OF the South
Side, left yesterday fora weeks stay in the
country.
Mr.. James Gallagher has returned frem
the seashoie, where he has been spending q
short vacation.
Jake Kemple, OF this city, will be among
the speakers at the railroad jollifcation ct
summerteld to-day.
Sheriff Brown, G. N. Coen, James Mendel
and G srlie Rose, left for Cleveland ysstsr.
day to take III the races.
MeSsrs Ed. Hszlett aud George Laughlin,
who have been fishing on Like Superior, re-
turned home yesterday.
Colonel G.. N. Lamison, Chief Counsel Of
the Ohio Central railroad, was the guest Of
Auditor Miller yesterday.
Mrs. John Hobson, OF England, arrived
Yesterday on a visit to her sons, the Davis,
son brothers, OF the South Side.
Messrs. AL. and Sam Rice have returned
from an Eastern trip, during which they
combined business with pleasure.
Mr.. A. ]. Adams, OF the money order de-
partment at the postoffCe, who has besn
sick with the typhoid fever, goes to Elm
Grove today torecuperate.
Mrs. Lenkard, OF Wheeling, Is thegueSt Of
Misses Annie and Mary Reynolds, Miss En-
ma Brown, OF Wheeling. Is visiting MIS-, Y.
A. Hammond.-SeubslV@ GasetLs,
Messrs. A. z HeuUer, Louis Klebsr, G. W.
Jones and E. I. Jones, jG, four youug ger-
temen OF Pittsburgh, were In the city yesters
day on their::way.to White Sulphur Springs.
They left on the Andes.
GeneralH T. Smith and Charles N. Stsley.
two OF Washington's very t'leuted and
popular young gentlemen, are the guests Of
John A. Hervsy, at Elm Grove. They have
by their courteous mauEer already made
many friends In Wheeling, who hopa they
may soon return again.
Miss Carrie Shepherd, daughter OF Prof. J.
T. Shepherd celebrated her Birthday yesier.
day at her fathers residence at Be;ch Bot.
tom, on the P, W. d KY. road, BY entertain.
ing q few OF her friends In q delightful man,
ner. Misses Mamie Hamilton, Allie Bran.
ron and Maggie Kerlin. OF Steubenvil III and
storm and Thomas Mcclure, OF this city ,weTe
the guests.
His many friends were grieyed to SEQ In ep
exchange q notice OF the death OF Charles B,
Smith, OF VIcksburg, Miss. He was, during
ard an inmate OF the family OF Precedent
Pendlt ton, and commanded the love and adj.
miration OF all who knew him well by bis
cultivated, Intellectual taste, as well as by a
refinement and %gentleness Of manner that
made him In the truest sense a gentleman.
This announcements OF his death will be read
with deep regret by all his classmates and
friends.
Misses Sue Falloure, Eta Falloure, Kate
Hall, Louisa Bleeoher, r w. sohuelle,
Henry Sherman, Mr.. Rlnehart, Miss NJ. J..
Morrison, Mr.. BARer, Mrs. Miller, J. 3.
CArlin, D. Cushing aud wife, W. II. Smith
and wife, F. q. Sargent and wife William
Dudley and wife, Miss aSllie Dudley, r.
Snyder and wife, Mp. Phillips, Mrs. Fran.
Mr.. Marshall, D. A. Beans Rev. Mr..
%BarklebGugh, Thomas Eof, Frank Faris,
Will Faris, Mr.. Morris and wife, MesSrs. Lay
man and Graves, were among the excursions
lists on the Andes yesterday for Cindinnati.