The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-24
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the city and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
DR.. W. Z. Curry left last night on a
business trip TO Baltimore.
frank @. Gaylord went home TO Wes'
ton yesterday morning to spend the
holidays.
DR.. Matt Edmistoin, Of Weston, was In
the city yesterday on his way home from
Baltimore.
Judge John A. Campbell has gone
West on q short business and pleasure
trip combined,
Mr.. Charles l.. Hagan, Of FaIrmont,
was among the many who came In from
out the b. 4 0. yesterday.
Mr.. John Reinman, of Pittsburgh, has
located In this city as assistant agent for
the Union News Company.
Mrs. s. G. Smith and daughter, Miss
Mary, intend going to Cincinnati this
week to visit with relatives.
Mayor Seabright has gone West again
to visit with his daughter in Iowa. He
will be gone till after the holidays.
Misses Libbie Moore and Virginia and
Lucy Crawford will spend a part Of the
holidays with friends In Parkersburg.
The Monday night Progressive Egchre
club was very pleasantly entertained
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs, Alex R.
Campbell.
Mr.. Gus SChuCk, Of Philadelphia, Is
the guest for a few days Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Seibert at their home in Pleas.
ant Valley out The National road,
Miss Jennie, daughter Of John Hull.
stein, who Is attending the St, AlRyisuS
Academy at New Lexington, has 70.
turned home to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Will ]. Duffy, advance agent for
Lizzie Evans, who is TO DO the New
Years attraction at the Opera House, lie
registered al the Mcclure. islittle star
has always done well here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Koontz, Mrs. G. w.
KOtEpbue and Miss Cunningham, OF
New MAttinsyille, were registered Of the
Stamm yesterday. They we're in the
city for the purpose Of doing some
Christmas shopping,
Misses Minnie and Lucie Loring have
returned home from Atlanta, Ga, where
they attended the wedding Of Miss MI.
rlam Armstrong daughter oithe Rev. Dr..
], g, Armstrong, az two Of her brides.
maids. They also visited In Washington
on their way home.
The Rev. GEORGE 9. Wlldlng, formerly
q popular Methodist minister In this
city, and who has had charges In other
parts OF the State, 10 now located al
Tacoma, Washington, and Judging from
what 10 said Of him by some Of the
papers Of that live place he has, In pur.
sting hisgood work there, made himself
quite popular.
MIR. Alfred RhOinstfon, the clerk aud
s%tenographOr 10 the Gubefnatorial con.
test committee, has returned home from
Charleston and will remain here for d
lew days before returning 10 eupefin.
tend the work Of printing the report,
Tho report Of the majority will make, he
estimates, about onV hundred pages Of
Printed matter. He does not know how
much the minority report will mako.
Colonel ] \. Legge, the popular super.
intendCnt oi tho western divisions ofthe
y, q Us, main line, came up from Oral.
ION yesterday 10 take a look al things.
10 was accompanied by Mt. u, D. vii.
Hams, his right hand man. Colonel
teggg tepotts that every wheel that can
be Utilized. 10 moving over the dIyislonS
o. yhlgh lle has control. The volume
81 business being done keeps 6p At d
high notch, and The year is boiht 10 DO
QUE Of the most prosperous tie road has
ever known, Judging from what % belns
done ii this end