The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-16
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho Uity nnt Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Btran ;ers In tho Uity nni Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
W. J., 1Iindman, OF Bethany, is at the
st. Charles hotel.
c. II. Traxlcr, OF Fairmont, registered
yesterday ut tho Dehler.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hobbs OF Wheeling, Is
visiting Toronto, O., friends.
Mr.. S. s. Brady, Of the Island, Is the
guest Of friends at Cincinnati.
Major J.. C. Anderson went out to
Mountain Lake Park yesterday.
The entire "Dcar Irish Boyp com.
pany put up ut tho Behler last night.
G. II. Goc.ze, tho druggist, and his
family arc spending few days in the
country.
Mr.. Alex Campbell, it,, OF bethany,
was in tho city yesterday on'his way to
Kentucky.
Frederick Beckendorf and his daugh.
ter, Miss Hannah, have returned from q
visit to Indiana.
L. Z. Woodward, OF Parkcrsbnrg,
and j. ii. llincrman, OF Cameron, were
ut the Stamm House yesterday.
Rev. Joseph Lee, tho newly appoint.
cd pastor OF tho Wesley chapel. is ex.
pccted to arrive in the city to-day.
The many friendsof DR.. John Frisscll
will regret TO learn that he is lying ut
his homo on Fourteenth street, quite
Ill.
Frank II. Scamon, son OF Captain
Henry Seamon, has accepted n position
as assistant chemist ut tho Mingo fur.
mace.
D. A. Foster, OF Warrington, W. J..
Smith and w. II. Brown, OF Parkersburg,
registered yesterday at tho St. Charles
hotel.
Miss Adelaide Rice, n charming young
lady Of Scwickly, Pa, is tho guest Of
Mrs. George II. Robinson, OF Zane
street, Island.
R. L. Cunningham, Of Fairmont,
and Dr.. Bobcrt McCurdy and wife, OF
Washington, D. G., registered yesterday
ut the Mcclure House.
Nj. Walter Booth Smith and bride,
nee Miss Laura Cooper, were in the
city yesterday, and lett for their home
in New Jersey last evening.
Rev. G. b. Graham is in tho city, the
guest OF his former Pensioners ut the
Zane street church, on his way home
from the East to Charleston.
Capt. b. B. Dovener returned last
evening from Hundred, Wetzel county,
where he spent several days on busl-
ness and pleasure combined.
Mrs. NJ. Dinger and little son and
Miss May Dingcr left yesterday TO- Fos-
toria. Ohio, where they will be the
guests Tor sometime OF Mrs. Otto Jaeger.
Samuel D. lIubley. representing
Bradstreet's Agency, is registered at
the Mcclure. lie says the outlook for
business was never better than it is ut
present.
Rev. DR.. j. A Fullerton, OF the Thorn
son NJ. l.. church, returned Yesterday
from Washington, d. c.. where he went
to attend the Methodist Ecumenical
congress.
Alex. Morrison and wife, OF Wheeling,
who have been visiting ut the home OF
Mrs. Sarah J.rLinsley, North Main
street, have returned DEMONSTRATING
ton, Pa, Observer.
Mr.. ]. \. Metcalf, late chief clerk in
the postotiicc, is now temporarily fill
ing the position OF bookkceper for the
Mound City Brick Company, at Mounds
vile, and may conclude TO take Il per-
manent position there.
W. II. McClcary, reporter for Brad
streets Agency, Pittsburgh, has been
stopping at the McLure the past few
weeks. lie is making 4 general call on
all the merchants in the interest of the
agency, revising the entire list as re-
CARDS financial standing.