The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers IN the City and wheeling FolLS
Abroad.

9GtAHbGAH - sA4S S'st -
Abroad.
H. E. osborne, Of Gladesville, is in the
city.
s: F. Moore. of Newark, is at the
Mcclure.
Rev. S. W. Pdngle, of Mt. Pleasant,
was down Saturday.
L. A. Lincoln, OF Warrington, was at
the Behler last night.
Mr.. G. o. Smith has gone into the in.
terror Of the State on business.
Mr.. s. S. Bloch and family have gone
to visit relatives in Baltimore.
William Isett is still confined to his
bed, having been very i'll for six weeks.
Henry schmulbach and sisters, Misses
Mary and Lizzie, are in New York city
Mrs. O. W. Brockuuier and daughter
have gone to Washington to spend the
winter.
William Lantry, OF Lantry & Bro +,
who has been III for couple OF weeks,
is recovering.
Mr.. R NJ. Gilleland, who has been Sc.
riously Ill at his residence on the South
Side, Is getting well.
United States District Attorney Stur-
gis was in the city Saturday on his way
to court at Parkersburg.
President Thompson, OF the Ohio
River railroad, and daughter, Miss
Jeanne, are in the city.
Mr. George Friedrich, formerly with
the Kuriz Drug Company, intends to
make Chicago his future home.
DR.. Ulrich has returned from Bethany.
His daughter, Claudis, who has been &C.
riously III, is on the road to recovery.
Eugene Hanke leaves to-day for Ohio
to take in Newark, Mansfield and Ak.
ron. he will be absent several weeks.
Messrs. G. E Mendell and Harry
Franzheim leave this morning on an
Eastern trip to buy new furniture and
goods.
A. Harris, formerly Of this city and al
present manager OF the Braddock, "a,
plate mill, Is visiting bis daughter, Mrs.
E. Pratt, Of East Wheeling.
Mr.. P. s. Anshutz, editor Of the Regis
Ter, was suddenly called to his home at
Philadelphis last night on account Of
the serious illness Of bis father.
Miss Maggie Campbell, daughter of
John P. Campbell, OF South Market
street, left yesterday morning for New
ark, Ohio, to spend week with friends.
LC. Rice, OF the Wheeling install
ment Company, who has been danger
ously iii at the Wheeling Hospital, is
convalescing and will soon be at work.
]. B. Hart, inspector Of the Central
Traffic Association at Bellaire, has been
appointed district inspector OF Wheel.
ing, Bellaire, Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry.
M. v. Smith, Of the Pittsburgh Met
alurey Company, which has erected q
number Of gas furnaces in this city and
vicinity, was at the Hotel Windsor last
night.
Mrs. o. Russell Woods and Misses
Annie Cummins, Virginia Hopkins and
Fannie Bell spent Saturday in Pitts
burgh, visiting the Verestchsgin Art
Exhibit at Carnegie Hall.
Hon. John II. Corcoran and Delegate
Pugh, OF Hancock county, spent Sunday
in the city. Mr.. Corcoran thinks the
electric light bill ylilpass the Senate
without much opposition.
Arthur Roberts and Curtis Barth were
down from Wellsburg Saturday securing
some properties" and costumes for
"Nevada,H Q Western drama, to be given
in that town soon by amateur talent.
@. Dimon, of sandusky, popular and
prosperous lumbsrman, put 10 yester-
at the McLnre. Mr. pimon Is returning
from q Southern "Trip, and carries as a
trophy q live alligator, vest pocket size.
Pat Brannen, formerly track boss on
the Ben wood end Of the electrical street
railway line, to-day takes charge as fore.
man OF the forge department Of the Ben.
wood Iron Works. Andy Kearns will
probably take his PLACE as track bpss.