The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk :
Abroad,

ShA"hbtAs SO $3.50 SAhJ .hhN UkRS
Abroad.
D. W. Reynolds, of st. Mary's, is in
the city.
K. c. letters, OF Clarksburg, and I. n.
Williams, of Buckhannon, are ut the
Windsor
William F. Beaumont, formerly of
Wheeling, but now OF Zancsvillc, o., is
in the city.
George Heard, president OF the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, was
at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Rev. c. G. Hays and wiio, OF Johns
town, Pa, are the guests OF Mrs IIays's
father, William Alexander, OF Kirk
wood.
Mr.. Walter \. Todd, well known
drummer, who has been i'll at his home
on the Island for 4 long time, died yes
terday.
James II. Manown. OF Kinswood, q.
Blood, oi Proctor, and Frank W.
Wright, OF Newburg, arc at the Stamm
House.
Seven members OF the "O'Flynn in
Mexico company put up yesterday ut
the Windsor hotel, the rest at the
Bchler.
Mrs. Xicgcnfclder lett yesterday morn
ing with her little granddaughter on
visit to her daughter, Mrs. S. p. Brown,
at Chicago.
+. NJ. Ashcroft and wife, OF Littleton,
J. ?. Ashcroft, OF Cameron, and S. 3,
Rcmmer, OF Clarksburg, are at the St.
Charles Hotel.
Miss Ada Simpson will be the hostess
OF bowling party at the Park this
evening, and afterwards entertain the
members at her home.
James Morrow, OF the Crystal Glass
Works, and Rose Bonar, OF Mounds
vile, will be married ut Miss Bonar's
home OH the Goth inst.
DR.. G. W. Cushing arrived in the CITY
Yesterday from Dayton, and stopped Mt
the Mcclure House. Hcwill olIiciate to.
day at the Cotton-List wedding.
Mrs. A. G. Whitaker will entertain
the Spinsters' club at the -csidenc OF
Mr.. n. E. Whitaker this evening, in
honor OF her guest, Miss Madeira.
Misses Iona and Alice White, daugh-
tiers OF the L. 5. Marshal, are tho guests
OF friends at Charleston, and will re-.
main through the present term OF the
U. S. court.
Miss Belle McRoy, tho only lady "ad-
vance agent" is i'll the city, stimulating
interest in Robert Downing's coming
visit. She is as business like Us the
oldest OF her male competitors.
D. franklin, Of Hundred, A. p
Stephens, OF Stephens, William Nc.
Cintocll, OF Parkcrsburg, and ]. and G.
". McClarEen, OF Cameron, registered
yesterday at the St. Charles Hotel.
Yesterday was the sixty-sixth ami.
vcrsary OF the birth day OF Mr.. Chris
tian Hess, and the event was commcm.
GRATED by his friends Mt the Arion so.
ciety's entertainment in an informal
way.
Miss Marie Gucrand, late Of the "Irish
Visitors" company, was among the au-
dicnce at the Opera House last night.
She will leave tomorrow for Kansas
City TO join another company. She
looks as charming as when She was here
with Mr.. Afurray's company.
Mr.. Conrad seibert arrived home last
evening from his extended tour OF
Europe. He is looking well and had an
enjoyable trip. He landed in New York
last Thursday and has since been visit
ing his son and daughter in Philadel-
phia. He fastened his return home on
account OF the suicide OF Mr.. George
Zoeckler on Wednesday. Mr.. Zoeckler
was his brother-in-law
Recently We published IN item TO the
effect that A. B. Paul, who projected
and hustled Tor the State Limo railroad,
was dead. The information on which