The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-04
PERSONAL nENrIoN.
News and Gossip in Reference TO various
People.

Detective J. W. HaRgariy u IN towH'
Governor Jackton Is expected to arrive in
town to-day.
Mis-, May Acton, OF GAINESVILLE, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Bee Holiday, OF steubenville, is visit
ing Wheeling friends.
L. swabacker returned Saturday from q
trip To the Eastern cities
Hazlet Cummins aud Eiginton Vance have
returned from the sea shore.
Msssrs. g. M. HoRg and O.. O. Williams, OF
Cadiz, were in the city yesterday. q.
Misses Bird and Lizzie Rowles, OF jacobs
burg, Ohio, were in Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. P. Tatum, who has been visiting his
former home in Virginia, has returned e this
city. >
Hon. L. W. Wilson, OF Charleston, who
has been in the city several days, leaves for
home this morning.
Mr.. ]. Muchsam, OF New York, Is spend
ing few days in the city with friends. The
boys call him Count"
Rey1J. @. Hench, OF Centreville, Belmont
county, was In the city yesterday on his way
home from Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Mabs, who has been visiting friends
In St. Joseph, Mo, has returned and taken
rooms at the Grant House.
Judge Jackson Clerk Moore and District
Attorney Flick, Of the U. 8. District Court,
are ouartered at the Mcclure House.
Misses Nettie and Mary PAUL, formerly Of
wheeling, now OF Philadelphia, and Miss
Lizzie PAUL., OF Wellsburg, are visiting in the
city.
Mr.. I. G. Dillon, jsweler, has Just returned
from New York, Philadelphia, and Meriden,
Conn, where he has been purchasing his
fall stock.
Miss Mamie Cool and Mollie West, two
charming young ladies OF the East End, have
returned from pleasant, visit 10 irierds in
Wellsburg.
Prof.. W. B, Lawrence, OF Beaver, was In
the city last evening, bidding friends good
bye before going 10 Philadelphia to enter
medical college.
Mr.. Thomas l. Mccurg, OF Pittsburgh, wss
In the city yesterday with bis daughters,
Misses Helen and George, who will attend
school at Mt de Chantal.
Miss Maud Weber.has arrived home from
Memphis after four months absence With
her sister in nothern Mississippi. Her brother
will, who accompanied her, Is going TO Texas.
Hon. Thomas Z. Davis. Delegate from
Richie county, who was, known during the
last session rs Negative" Davis, for the per-
sistence with which he voted no, 10 IN the
city. ti
Alexandel Sharon, q brother Of Senator
William Sharon, and proprietor OF the Grand
Pacific Hotel OF San Frlnti.co, started back
yesterday morning for home. MI. sharons
health IL considerably improved By his long
visit 10 his old home at Mt. Pleasant.
MI. d. O. List returned from Baltimore
vesterday accompanied by his daughter, MIS-,
!. O. Gittings, who will visit here for Few
weeks. Mrs. Alexander Warner, OF Ports
mouth, o., another Of Mr.. Lists daughters
recently married, Is expected in the city next
week to visit her parents
A telegram was received last night an
nouncipa the sudden death at Ffedonis,
Kansas, Of Mis- Laura 3. Brown, formerly OIL
Wheeling. The remains will be brought
hare for burisl. Miss Brown yna sister oil
MIS-. W. d. Hall, OF Kansas City, and Mrs.
W. H. oxtoby, Of Erie, IA.
Mrs. Isaac Freese, ST., one Of the Wheeling
Cir Kniehts who attended the San Francisco
canrlaye returned home on sundsy. he de-
cISed 10 20 very suddenly the day before he
siarted b,,t wilineyer regret his decision. He
mad delightful time. Every one from the
East was treated like o prince, be says. He
also c' reports the other Wheelingites as well
and enjoying themselves.
The wife Of Rev. DR.. Drummond died at
her home in CadiE, o., Sunday evening, after
an illness OF ten days. She was 10 the I9th
wear Of her age, and for many years has been
we'll aud syo.s0 ~ Sng n L aolrss
Town and many other places In Western
Penpaylyanis, West Virginia and Ohio, where
the Doctor formerly preached.
The Tyler County adr in speaking OF the
rseent Tea hers' Institute held In that county
ssvs. HProf W. a. Anderson has made .
GOOD impression among the teachers as an
institute instructor. He does not do so
much talking himself y osnstT wng ~ na W.
Sia .method induces teachers to tell what
they know, which certainly Is the better
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