The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IL the City and Wheeling Folk

Strangers Il: the City II Wheelin. Folk,
Abroad.
J. r. Peck, of kerova, W. Va, is al
the Mcclure.
W. P. Hays, Esq., Of Steubenyille, was
down yesterday.
Frank W. Stewart, OF New Cumber'
land, is at the Behler.
Sam Small and his family were ct the
Stamm house yesterday.
Capt. a. N. Ptitchard and daughter,
Of Warrington, are at the Stamm.
Hon. J. Il. Atkinson, OF New Cumber.
land, was at the Mcclure yesterday.
II. L. Sartain, wife and daughter, OF
Warrington, are at the Hote! Behler.
MI. II. Wells, OF Wellston, Ohio, the
founder OF that town, is at the Windsor.
Mr.. Robert Ward and wife OF the East
End, are visiting friends at Sharon, Pa.
Prosecuting Attorney W. J.. Huff, OF
New Cumberland, was in town yester.
day.
George Bremen and family are at
Eureka Springs, Pa, to spend the heated
term.
Chief Engineer MI. Becker, Of the
Panhandle railroad, is at the Mcclure
house.
Mr.. David W. Sloan, Prosecuting At.
torney OF Allegany county, Nd, is in
the city.
Miss Carrie shaeaer, of South Chap.
line street, is in Pittsburgh visiting
friends.
Nj. Charles Schmidt, Of Sixteenth
street. is home from q two weeks trip to
New York.
Mr.. and Mis-. Henry N. Russell and
son, and Miss Sidney Heiskell left yes
terday for Nackinaw.
Henry Seibert was in Pittsburgh yes
teIday, purchasing IL ucT Get OF balls and
pins Tor his tcn.pln alley.
S. J. Boyd left ct 1901 las. night oyer
tho Baltimore & Ohio for Oakland, where
be will remain Q few weeks.
Mr.. George Heard, OF the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, came
down from Pittsburgh yesterday.
Nelson Cecil left last evening on an
extended business trip in the interests
OF the Warwick China Company.
Miss Sophia Carr will receive on We'd
nesdays from 5 to 10 o'clock at her
pleasant home in Pleasant Valley.
Joseph II. Woodward and family who
have been visiting Mrs. u. B. Metcalf,
left yesterday over the y. l. o. for Vest
port Harbor, Mass.
Misses Mamie Harrison, OF Twelfth
street, and Agnes Conrud, OF Thirteenth
street, have left on q visit to friends and
relatives at Cadlz, o.
Elwood W. Shallcross, OF the Sunday
Mercury OF Philadelphia, after Il long
visit to his sick mothsr here, leaves
io.day for bis Eastern home.
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
John w. Mason has taken oons ut the
A!lesany House, Mountain Lake Park,
for his family. They will spend the
summer there.
Col. Jacob Kemple, U. s. Inspector OF
Customs and Immigration, with head
quarters at New York, arrived at his
home in this city yesterday to spend q
ten days vacation.
Charles Vance and Michael Dugann,
OF Denwood. were in the city yesterday
preparing for an extended Eastern trip,
which will include Bos:on, New York
and other Eastern cities.
Mr.. L. I. Lathrop and wife, OF Park.
erBbuTe, were at the Stamm house yes.
terday: They are on their way home
from Milwaukee. Mr.. La,hrop is a Col
oncl in the Uniformed kenk K. Of ?.
Tho Official Board OF Thomson II, E.
church, very kindly granted their pastor,
Key. George W. Grimee, a vacation,
which he is spending in the mountains.
Ills pulpit will DO filled during bis
absence, both morning and evening.