The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. in the CITY aud wheeling People

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Lou 'swabacker left Saturday FOL
New York on business.
Miss Annie Carson has returned from
an extended visit TO friends in Ohio.
Messrs. j. s. and ]. II. Furbee, oil
Warrington, were registered at the
Stamm Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph A. Metcalf and wife, oil
the East End, left lust week for New
Orleans and other southern points.
Mr.. John R. Dunlap, Of New York,
has Joined Mrs. Dunlap here. They
are the guests Of her father, Mr. Nj
Pollock.
Mr.. Wilbur Downer,who has been con-
fined 10 his house on the Island ior
several weeks with typhoid fever, isget'
ting better.
Miss Mary Wilde, the accomplished
organist, will play at the concert to be
given in aid Of tho Disciples church, on
the evening Of March l.
Mr.. Frank Mccoy, Of the Vance
Hughes Shoe Company, has returned
from New England, where he went on q
purchasing tour for his company.
Hon. b. L. Butcher, OF Randolph
county, was in the city last evening en-
route for Michigan, where he goes Ia
look after some business matters.
F.C. Bangs, OF "Jim, tho Penman,'
company, was initiated In the order oil
Elks at q special meeting Of Wheeling
Lodge after the performance Saturday
night.
The friends OF G. L. Turney, young.
est son OF Mrs. J. @. Orr, will be panied
TO learn that he Is quite III with typhoid
fever ut the home Of his mother on the
Island,
The funeral Of the late Conductor
Holland, OF the Ohio River Railroad,
took place yesterday, and was largely
attended, especially by his late comrades
on the road.
Col. w. J. Robinson and Capt. o. l..
Williams, two Of the Ohio River roads
popular officials, came up from Parkefs.
burg yesterday and are registered at the
Hotel Windsor.
Hon. Il. ], Smith, Of Hancock county,
State Senator from this district, came up
from Charleston yesterday afternoon,
and remained here last night, the guest
OF his son, Mr.. s. g. Smith.
The friends OF Hon. A. D. Garden will
regret 10 learn OF tho death OF his infant
daughter on last Friday evening. MIR.
Garden was called home Thursday.
The funeral will take place this morn.
ing.
Mr.. Sam Patterson and his sisters,
Misses Lucy and Minnie Lorlng, left last
nipht BY the i. 4 o. for tho Mardl'GraB
celebration al New Orleans. They will
spend about month travelling In various
parts Of tho South.
Mr.. Frank Harrison, Assistant Gen.
eral Traffic Agent OF the West Virginia
Central 4 Pittsburgh Railroad, arrived
In the city Saturday evening, and is tho
guest OF his uncle, Col, Sam u. Har.
rlson, at tho MCl.urO House.
Among those who returned from
Charleston Saturday night were Attor.
fey General Caldwell, City Solicitor
White, ex-senator sommeryille, Ok.
Delegate Mcneil, Delegate Louis stitel,
Professor Slpe, Of Fairmont, and Il. II.
Curtis, Of W6llSburg
Mr.. l.. q. gChohcld has returned here
from Buffalo, and again engaged with
The Warwick Pottery Company "a sales.
man. Mr.. gChoApld has been away from
hero about two months, during which
tlmo no has been among old friends iii
New York State. lilo has a number Of
friends here who will 10 glad to learn Of
his return. lilo 10 again quaftered at tho
slamm,