The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers III the City and wheeling Folks
AbrOnd.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. o. G. scoAeld has gone to Park
ersburg.
Miss Rosa Eberle, OF Bellaire, is visiting
relatives in Wheeling.
Miss Nettie Kraus, OF Wheeling, is visit
ing friends in Bellaire.
Mics Anna Krebs is visiting her sister
Mrs. Charles Wise, at BellRire.
Hon. R. NJ. Browse, OF Grape Island
was at the ST. James yesterday.
Mr.. G. Ed. Mendel left over the B. & o.
last evening for flying visit to Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Laughlin and Mrs,
George A. Laughlin went up to Deer Park
yesterday.
Messrs. W. A. ohloy and George Nor.
row, OF Fairmont, were at the Stamm
House yesterday.
Miss Nellie Turner entertained a num-
Der OF her young friends at her home or
Twelfth street last evening.
Major Anderson arrived home yesterday
from the West, accompanied byhis mother
and Mics Cochran, relative.
Mr.. Jacob Bayha, OF Wheeling, passed
through town, on visit to his brother.in'
law, Boz Hainer, near Lone Pine.-lH
ingtoR (Pd.) Reporter.
Messrs. L. B, Taylor, O. NJ. Bennett and
P. A. BonebrRke, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& st. Louis officials from Pittsburgh,
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Reilly, OF Savannah
and Mrs. j. F. Lynch, Of Atlanta, Ca
were at the Mcclure House yesterday on
their way to Mt. de Chantal.
Major ed. Mcdonald, Of Burton, Col
Bob McEldowney. Of the New Martinsville
Democrat, and D. w. Custer, Of the Sisters
vile Independent, were In the city yester.
day.
Messrs. Charlie Wells, Of Growers Gap
Owen j. Mckinney, OF Fairmont, and N.
g. Beatty, Of Warrington, formed a very
clever trio, that dined at the Mcclure yes
terdsy.
Mr.. A. A. Franzheim left for Chicago
last evening on the B. 4 0's. "Daisy Lin.
tied, /" to look after business venture and
spend the Fourth. He will be gone four
or Ave days.
Right Rev, Blehop Kahn and MonBignoI
Sullivan returned yesterday from Balti.
more, where they attended the ceremony
OF comforting the beretta upon Cardinal
Archbishop Gibbons.
Mrs. O. w. EolF will sing at the Second
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning q
solo by Coen, "Come unto me" and In
the evening she and Miss Flora Williams
will sing a Duet, "Ablde with me-" by
Donizetti.
Hon. John j. Davis, Of Clarksburg, did
not 90 home until last evening. While he
was here on purely personal business'
he was also figuring on the chances OF an
antl.Camden delegation being sent from
this end Of the district 10 the Legislature.
Among the slxty.eight young men who
graduated from Dartmouth College this
year was Richard Crawford Campbell, son
Of Hon. A. w. Campbell, OF this city.
Mr.. Campbell received final hoRors in the
Engllsh course, and was one OF the nine.
teen who took part in tho commencement
programme. He gave q dissertation on
1.-THE New South"
Mr.. George Feeney returned last even.
ing from O business trip out the Baltimore
K Ohio, on which he found time for d III.
lie bass fishing In the South Branch neat
Green Spring run. He found bass plentl.
| iul, His best catch was one Of the South
Branch 6hye pounders," which weighed
on the scales three pounds. eleven ounceai
aud measured twenty.one inches