The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-25
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers III the City and Wheeling Poop
Abroad,

Mr.. p. ]. Thompson, OF Coredo, is at
the Stamm.
Miss Maggie Mcconnell Of Mounds.
vile, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. John A. Mcintosh, OF Ravens.
wood, is ut tho Howell House.
Mr.. D. N. Pickering and bride, of New
Philadelphia, spent Saturday at theAIc'
Lure.
Professor A. S. Bell and Captain David
Shorts, OF West Liberty, were in the city
Saturday,
George W. Tippett, W. p. Neall and
Mrs, Smith, OF Point Pleasant, are at the
Howell house.
Mr.. |, Armstrong and daughter, OF
Arbuckle, this State, were registered at
the Stamm Saturday.
Miss Lille Hopkins, Of Wheeling, is
visiting the Misses Oliver, on Gravel
Hill.-BeiLaire Independent.
MI. W.P. Adams, OF the clerical force OF
Auditor DutTy's Office at Charleston, is
at his home here on the sick list.
Mr.. Fred X. Cole has returned to his
headquarters in this city, ut the Stamm,
after several weeks absence on the road.
Miss Mary Howard, OF the South side,
who has been visiting friends in Pitts.
burgh for some time past, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. ". D. Shipley, formerly one ofthe
clever commercial tourists running outOf
town, now permanently located in Pitts
burgh, was here Saturday.
Mr.. |. 4. Jones, of the Norway Tack
Company, is again here from his home
in Massachusetts to look after his inter-
ests here, and as usual is at the Stamm.
Mrs. James W. Bodley, who has been
spending nearly all the winter at her New
Orleans home, has rejoined her husband
here at the Stamm House. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bodley will shortly re.occupy THAR cot.
tage on the Moundsville camp grounds
for the summer.
Mr.. Andy Seamon has returned from
Mansfield, Ohio, where he attended the
convention OF the Ohio Gas Mems Asso.
citation. Mr.. Seamon became u member
OF the organization, and reports u great
time. A banquet was rendered them
Thursday evening.
Mrs. May Ann Bishop, OF GAINESVILLE,
who recently came to the city 10 spend
q few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Meek, died at the %latter's residence
Saturday evening OF pneumonia, having
been i'll but q few days. Her remains
were taken to Barnesville yesterday for
interment to-day.
Rev. DR.. Butler, whose lectures have
so greatly entertained the people OF the
community, was received and enter
tanned ut the Female College by DR.. and
Mrs. Blaisdell, with q few friends, on
Saturday night. DR.. Butler is delightful
III the social circle, and all who met him
were pleased and profted.
United States Marshal Sehon left for
home at noon Friday, and will return
Tuesday with the other United States
Court officials. Clerk Moore left for
home Saturday morning on the early
train, aud Judge Jackson went down TO
Parkersburg, and General Watts to
Charleston at ! q. m. Commissioner II.
Forbes 8Cted as Clerk OF tho Court Sat-
urday morning.
Anna Read, the beloved daughter of
Rev. r. A. Read, pastor Of the Simpson
M. L. Church, died at $500 Saturday
morning, in Baltimore City, where she
was attending school, in her fourteenth
year. Rev. DR.. Read had just returned
to this city from her bedside, she being
mucn better when he left. He went to
Baltimore Saturday evening. The fu.
neral will take place in that city.