The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho olV aud wheeling FolA'

Strangers In tho CITY RDu wheeling hOAke
Abroad.
Mr.. B. X. McMechen returned last even.
ing from the East.
Mr.. W. II. Hall, OF Kansas City, arrived
In the city last evening.
Miss Ida Frew is the guest Of Miss
Pierre Plerpont, Of Fairmont.
Mr.. John s. Trlmble Is at Deer Park at
tending the Master Plumbers convention.
Miss Louise Cummins has returned
from pleasant visit with Morgantown
friends.
Mr.. r. ]. Smyth left last evening via.
the Baltimore Il Ohio for Washington and
Baltimore.
Miss Bette Mcclure, who has been visit.
Ing friends in Morgantown, returned
home last evening.
Mr., Frank ]. Hearne left at 10 :25 o'clock
last evening on tho B. 4 o. for the West
on short business trip.
MIR. Joseph CLARK, OF New Msrtinsville,
and MIR. ]. L. Thistle, Of Sistorsville, were
at the Stamm House yesterday.
Miss Virginia Hupp Is visiting Miss
Sophie Harding, and Miss Gnssie Hupp
Miss May Lapsley, at Little Washington.
Miss Laura lowering, OF Baltimore, is
the guest OF her school mate, Miss Ly dia
MCMechen, at her home on Chapline
street.
Col. Arnett, Capt. Dovener, Col. White
and Messrs. Pendleton, Holt and Gil
christ, OF the Ohio county bar, were down
at Moundsvllle yesterday.
Meesrs. W. r. L. Elliott and Sam Nc.
Clinton, Of Steubenyille, ]. O. Steele, Of
Cambridge, and s. Hobson, OF Flushing,
were at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mrs. @. Hpxter, OF Pendleton, Oregon,
who has been visiting her mother In Balti-
more and her brother, Mr.. Victor Rosen.
burg, OF this city, left for home over the
Baltimore 4 Ohio road last evening.
Joe Hearn returned home yesterday
from Bethlehem, Pa, where he has been
attending the Lehigh University. His
PeekOville, N. Y, military Academy.
Mrs. A. Mabis, Of this city, and Miss
Mary Beck, OF Cincinnati, left here yester-
day for New York, from which place they
will sail Saturday on the steamer Suevia
for Hamburg. They will be in Germany
for about one year.
Mr.. Charles L. Hobbs and bride (nee
Miss Bessie Hamilton, Of Washington,
Pa, arrived home from their bridal tour
Tuesday and are at Mr.. Hobbs home on
Eof street, where they are to be rendered
reception tomorrow evening.
Messrs. J. NJ. Belleville, G. W. Akin.
son and ALI. PAUL left last evening for New
York in company with Messrs. II. Il.
Howard, Charles A. Hutchinson and O.
Hess, OF Pt. Pleasant, to attend meeting
OF Scottish Rite (Cerneau) Masons.
The Pittsburgh Tima says: Mayor
Grub, Of Wheeling, is au ardent lover Of
bicycling, and visiting wheelmen can al
ways rely on receiving the best OF treat.
ment while In that city. The Mayor is o
very imposing figure seated on his pony
Star.
Mr.. Harry Swater, Of the Pittsburgh
Chronicle. 7clegrdphS editorial staff, passed
through the city yesterday on his way TO
Fairmont, where he will be married this
morning at II o'clock 10 Miss Pierre Pier
pont, only daughter Of Ex-Governor +. II.
PlerpOnt.
Costly phenomenons- Mullane for Gin.
Cinnati, Barley for PittsburRh.-Piain
Dealer. 20 lar as Barley is concerned,
he Is one OF the best and most valuable
players the Alleghenies ever had, aud any
attempt to throw mud at him by persons
not In possession Of the facts In the case
are tiresome to MISUNDERSTANDING
Di8D1Lch,