The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-29
ARnuT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho CITY aud wbAsllnE Folks
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Strangers 10 tho City aud WhAslinB FOlkl
Abroad.
Capt, August Rolf Is again confined t.
his room with bad attack OF rheumatism
DIR. ]. A. Campbell left on the B. \ 0
express last evening for Washington, u. q
Mrs. Furman South leaves to-day fol
Marietta, Pa, where she will visit tol
about ono month.
Thos. BurtoG and wife, Of West Wheel
Ing, have gone on an extended trip tc
California and Alaska.
Chief Of Police Smith returned home
Yesterday from Pennsylvania, where he
has been to visit his aged mother.
Major j. NJ. Lee returned last evening
from New Cumberland, where he has
been conducting teachers institute.
Mr.. Wilbur l.. Wright leaves today fol
Washington, Pa, where he Is to be mar
ried tomorrow evening to Miss Ella NJ
Brown.
Messrs. John Cummins, Ed. Devlne
William Lemons, John Lemmons and
O. w. seabright, Of this city, were at Pitts
burgh Sunday.
JIM. Cresap, OF Keyser, President W
X. Pendleton, Of Bethany, and james B.
Beale, a well known iron dealer, Of Pitts
burgh, were at the Mcclure house yester-
day.
Rev. ]. E. Scott, husband Of Mrs Emma
Moore.SCott, returned missionary from
India, who has Just graduated from the
Boston Theological Seminary, Is at
Mounds lille.
Mr.. John Morrey, a well known Carpen-
ter, died yesterday, aged 50 years. He
was born in England, but had been a resi-.
dent OF Wheeling for thirty-seven years,
and was highly respected by large circle
Of acquaintance.
Superintendent B. s. Jones, Of the Bell
aire schools, and Superintendent w. II.
Anderson, OF this city, will leave this
evening ior CbautauQua to attond the
Teachers Association, which will con-
vene there tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Trainer and Misses
Lucy ard Emma Grimes, Fannie Kells,
Kate Hill and Name Kirkpatrick, all Of
Steubenville, came down from steuben-
vile yesterday on the steamer Abner
0'Neal and spent few hours in the city.
Mr.. James Jepson, the we'll known
bookkeeper at the wholesale grocery
house Of NJ. Reilly, left last evening for
England, where he goes to see old friends
and to recuperate his health, which has
lately become very poor. He expects to
be gone about two months.
ri. Rev. Bishop Kahn left on the B. &
o. road last evening for Baltimore, to at.
tend and take part in the ceremony OF
raising Archbishop Gibbons to Cardl.
nalate. Rev. Father Parke, OF Mount de
Chantal, accompanied him. Mgr. sulli.
van, the Vicar General Of this diocese,
had preceded them. They will return
Friday.
The Chicago papers contain a dispatch
from Kankakee, ILL.,, announcing the
death Of Capt. John Proctor, conductor Of
the Gilman accommodation, on the lllin.
oils Central railroad. Captain Proctor will
be kindly remembered here as an old.time
conductor in the service OF the b. & o.
Company hereabouts. He has been in
Illinois twelve or fifteen years.
Mr.. William Leighton, il, Of ibis city,
has received letter from the Dean Of the
Scientific Faculty OF Harvard College,
Cambridge, Mass, congraiulatlng him
Upon the success Of his son, George w.
leighton, 10 whom the degree Of Bachelor
Of Science has been awarded, and who
ls very highly regarded and Compllmented
by his professors, so says the letter.