The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City and wheeling People
Abroad,
Mr.. Aaron Bloch has returned from a
Western business trip.
Mr.. Clarence II. Sweariugen, Of Pitts
burgh, spent yesterday here with friends
MIR. ]. W. Grubb left for the East Sat
urday 10 make his winter and holiday
purchases,
Misses Annie and Lizzie Dyer, OF ALE
Vheny, are tho guests OF relatives in the
Fourth ward.
MIR. George P. Roe, OF Pittsburgh, was
among those registered at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. George X. McNIechen has gone to
Texas on q business trip, and will DO alb.
sent about two weeks.
Mrs. ]. A, Lindsey and son, Alonzo, Of
Armstrong; Mills are visiting Mrs.
Wizard, OF the East End.
Mrs. George L. Dickey, Of Houston,
Texas, Is the guest OF her brother, Mr.,
James Waiter, OF the Island.
Miss Sara shafer, Of tho East End, has
returned after months visit with Mrs
John S, Beuter, in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. W.D. Updegrafl, Of Pittsburgh,
Westinghouse'S genial representative,
is again registered at the Mcclure.
Col. John Kelly and his wife, nee Miss
India HornbrCok, recently Of Philadel.
phia, have gone 10 Californiato locate.
Mr. H. NJ Pearson. the well.kpown
manager Of the Wheeling Pottery Com.
pany, has returned home from a business
trip.
The Glass Budget says: It's stated that
William Leighton, OF tho firm Of Dalzell,
Gilmore & Leighton, Of Findlay, Ohio,
has severed his connection with that
firm.
1.-THE King OF shortstops," Manager
Jack GlasscoCk, OF the indianapolis
League team, arrived home Saturday
and was warmly greeted by his many
friends.
Mr.. Andrew j. Smith, formerly con-
neCted with the glass industry here.
abouts, now President Of the Nickel.
Plato Glass Company, Of Fostoria,
arrived here yesterday and registered at
the Mcclure.
Messrs. Charles W. and Wilbur C.
Brockunier have returned from Ken.
lucky, where they went to attend the
Breeders meeting al Lexington, and the
big horse sale which followed that big
race meeting.
President Mclean, the new head Of
Bethany College, has been III Cincinnati
the past week completing work that was
made necessary by his resignation as
Corresponding Secretary OF the Chris.
tan's Foreign Missionary Society.
Miss Lucy Wilson, daughter Of the
late John +. Wilson and granddaughter
OF the late Col. Jacob HOrnbrook, who
has been sOjOurning for some time past
with friends on the Island, goes To
ClGrksburg to-day on brief visit, after
which Bhe will spend the winter in Cal.
iiornia.
Mrs. W. I. HeiskGll entertained a
number OF her friends at her home out
In Pleasant Valley Saturday afternoon
with alnuslCal reception. Mrs. Prof. II.
~ AlbuhA Whh hGulu llGlC lOI bllo ulht
time on this occasion; she sang several
selections In way that delighted all her
hearers.
Mr.. A. Q. Davis, who for a number Of
years has been one Of the book.keepers
Tor the Wheeling Pottery Company, has
resigned that position and accepted ono
under Mr.. FranEheim, tho new Presi.
dent oithe Warwick Pottery. Mr.. Davis
will have charge OF tho clerical work In
the WarwlCk's office.
Mrs. ". II. Woolery, widow Of the
lat6 lamCnted President Woolery, Of
Bethany College, who slnCe his death
has been at the home Of her father, Mr.,
Kirk, at Flushing, Belmont county, has
returned to Bethany, and will remain
until alter tho salU otthe latU presidents
library and other effects, when Bhu will
visit friends aud relatives In Southern
Kentucky.