The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-21
ADOuTrEOpLE,
Strangers III tho City nnd Wheeling ok
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Carrie Whittuker leaves to-day for
Asbury Park.
Miss Mollie Wolvlngton intends going
to GalIipolis shortly to visit friends.
Mr.. X. NJ. Despard, OF C~larksburg, was
registered at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. P. z. Noble, OF Sixteenth street, has
gone to Chicago and st. Paul on q pleasure
tip.
Mrs. All. PAUL and family arc spending
the season iu the Beall cottage at Mt. Lake
Park.
Mrs. Gregg and daughter, OF Belmont,
arc the guests Of Mrs. W. @. Beans, on the
Island.
Miss Jennie Simpson has returned home
from q visit to frlendsin the northern part
OF Ohio.
Mr.. Ben L. Beard o tthe Manufacturers
Insurance c%ompany'a office, is visiting III
Gallipolis.
Mr.. John T. Reed, the druggist, isspcnd.
ing o few days in the country, securing
needed rest.
Miss Carrie Labor, Of Bcllaire, was the
guest yesterday Of Misc Annie Smith, Of
the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Laughlin left
on tho Baltimore 4 Ohio yesterday for
Healing Springs.
Miss Mary A. White left on the B. & %.
laat evening for Fon du Lac, to be gone
about mi month.
Mics Josie Handlan, OF Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF Misses Annie aud Mamie
0'Hare, Of Eotr street.
Mr.. II. +. Behrcns, who left on the
Arion excursion yesterday, will take a trip
to Iowa before he returns.
Dr.. and MIS-. ]. A. Campbell left yester.
day, via the Baltimore & Ohio, for Asbury
Park, to DO gone several days.
Mr.. A. g. Braden, Of Washington, Pa,
and Miss Ida, daughter Of Mr.. ]. II. Hall,
OF this city, arc 10 be married to-day.
Mrs. II. NJ. Harper, who has been
spending a goodly portion Of the season at
Bethany, came down 10 the city yesterday.
Mr.. Will Goeizocane down from Pitts.
burgh, yesterday, to join his old compAn.
ions on the b. 4 0.hs Milwaukee exCur-
sion.
Manager NJ. r. Wolf Of the Telephone
Exchange, has been in Steubenville tho
past three days. He was III part Of this
time.
Mr.. Henry Seamon was among the
Arion exCursionists who left yesterday,
He Ia bound 10 st. Paul with an eye open
for business.
State Senator O. L. Brown and vile, Of
Ra%venswood, were in the. city yesterday
on their way 10 Mrs. Brown'siormer home
at WellsburG,
Miss Ada Price, .oi Philadelphia, Pa,
and Mrs. Hugh Dempsey, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, are Visiting at the residence Of Mr..
Charles Price, Benwood.
James Mertz, the assistant chemist at
the Riverside Steel Works, intends leav.
ing for California about the first Of next
month for his health. He will be gone for
at least two months.
Miss Nellie Davis, who has been attend.
ing FrRsher's Business College, left for
her home In Kentucky yesterday on the
steamer Andes. She was accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. j. v. L. Rodgers, who will
be absent from the city for q few weeks.
MessrB. John s. Chandler, OF Baltimore,
and ]. A. Fisher and George r. Reinhart,
Of Philadelphia, arc the names Of three
more large glaes buyers that have arrived
In the city. They arc quartered at the
Stamm House, where they are being
waited on by the manufacturers.
Mrs. Charles W. EoE, Of Kansas City,
who has been visiting her mother Mrs,
John ROemer, for several weeks left for
homelast Gveningon the Baltimore 4 0hio's
excursion. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Reoner who will make her a visit. Mrs.
Rolls friends who had counted on having
her remain here some time longer will be
sorry 10 learn Of her departure.