The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-04
ARuuT PEOPLE.



Abroad,
Mr., A, @. Egerter is still seriously III,
G, g, Helner, of Morgantown,i is atthe
Mcclure,
L, Merrill of Writ county, is registered
at the Stamm,
Miss Anna Myer Is visiting Miss Eliza
Carmichael, ut Wellsburg,
Judge j, D, briggs, OF WoodsReld, o.,
was ut tho Mcclure yesterday,
Frank Darby is able to DO out again
after severe spell Of sickness,
Miss Yokes and maid, and her com.
pany are at the Mcclure house,
Mayor Seabright has returned from a
yisitto his daughter at Davenport, Iowa.
Messrs. 4, d, Hoge aud A. G, Hollo-
way, Of Flushing, were down yesterday.
AIessrs, George and William ,Laughlln,
Of Cleveland, are ut the Mcclure house,
Mr., A, schoeppuer and family have
returned hone from u visit to ClncIn'
natl,
Mr., George S. Feeney and family left
yesterday 10 visit relatives in Cumber'
land.
Il. +. Knight, Of GAINESVILLE, a travel
Ing man welI.known here, is at the
Slamm,
Capt. II. II, Minor, OF Pittsburgh, pas,
senger agent for the Wabash Western,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Y. Hooton, lato superin.
tGndent Of mails Of the Grafton and
Baltimore division, is in the city, lie
is cnroute to Chicago on u business trip.
Mr.. d. stcenrod Thompson, OF Park
ersburg, was here yesterday visiting bis
mother ut her place out the National
road aud shaking hands with friends in
town.
Miss Agnes lYehrlc loft this morning
ior school at AIT. de Ohantal, neal
Wheeling. She was accompanied by
her father, l., Wehrle.-CharlestOn Ga
Eeite.
Messrs. Charles II. Brown and David
NJ. Levy, OF Mobile, two large glass
buyers, are at the Mcclure. They are
here for tho purpose Of doing business
with the glass works heTeabplItsr
Mr., A. j, bradley, advance man for
the popular, pretty Kate Castleton, and
Robert Il. Monroe, ahead OF Molroe &
Rice's "My Aunt Bridget" both arrived
last evening and are at 1.-THE Mcclure.
The many friends OF Rev. DR.. Il. Il,
swopc, rector of st. Matthews church,
were delighted 70 see him on the street
yesterday for tile FIRST time aitera long
and tedious spell Of illness with the
fever.
There arc two social happenings book
cd for this evening-a large progressive
epchre party to be given by Mr.. and
Mis-. JaLoh W. Grghh md 4 bowling
party at the park TO be giHeR by Miss
NiOlIie PAUL and Miss Virginia Bloom
field.
Miss Kate Patterson, Of olaysville, Is
visiting her brother, Or, j. a. PATTERSON
North Main street. Miss Patterson has
been commissioned by the Presbyterian
Homo Missionary Society to organize
sphpQls in Indian Territory, to which
place she will go''ln . fortnight IRagA'
lnOton, Pa, Reporter
The SldteJou,nal, OF Parkersburg, says
"Rt. Rev. Bishop George w. Peterkin
will leRvc on Wednesday for Richmond
where his family will remain for two
months. Dir, peteTkin will sail from New
York on january 10 10 take d needed
rest. His many friends sincerely hope
that he may find it pleasant aud bene'
firiRl. No one has earned a rest more
than he has"
Rev S. x. 4rhuthnot and George
Richardson, two Of Whtellhgls young
men studying In the Ohio Wesleyan
University, spent the holidays at theil
homes, and returned to college yester
day. Reg, r, D. Hannn, Of the samt
college, who Is visiting Rev, g. b. Ora,
ham, pastor Of Zane Street church, will
remain over next Sabbath and assist III
thp special meetings now in progress in
that church: