The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho cay ana wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

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Abroad.
John F. Bukey, of ParkersDurg, is ii
the city.
Hon. R. H. Cochran left for hOm'
yesterday.
Miss Tidd, Of ArusrayTille, was il
the city yesterday.
John W. win, of Fairmo1t, took din
ner at the Behler yesterday.
Mrs. win Clator, OF Kansas City, /;
the guest OF Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Philip Goedel returned Wednes-
day from visit to the country.
up. Mccardell, of Parkersburg, reg
istered at the Windsor yesterday.
1T. Stone is back from a hunting
and fishing trip out in Tucker county.
Mrs. Carroll and daughter, of Barnes
vile, took dinner ut the Stamm yester-
day.
DR.. II. II. Harrison left last. night for
two weeks visit TO New YORK and
Cape May.
Mr.. Hullihen Qnarrier is home from
al NAhCAhGu vi W &NGW AOAAt
and other points.
D. Franklin, OF Hundred, and W. P,
Kinter, OF Grafton, were at the ST.
Charles yesterday.
Mr.. John II. Hobbs is home from
Michigan and says he feels better than
he has for long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Crockard, OF the
Island, left Thursday on the steamer
Hudson for Cincinnati.
I'D. Helmick, OF Fairmont, and Peter
Gross and wife, OF st. Mary's, registered
at the Behler yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure and
little daughter have gone to Kingwood
to remain several weeks.
G. a. Staluaker, of Troy, W. Va, and
@. D. Elliott, OF Sutton, were at the
Windsor House yesterday.
Miss Minnie Nolte, manager OF the
dry goods department of Nolte's store,
will spend her vacation at Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hearne and
Messrs. Ned and Ran Stalnaker lett yes
terday for White Sulphur Springs.
E. B. Taylor, OF Parkersburg, 7. w.
Barr, OF Wadestown, and r. ]. Collins,
Of Fairview, are registered at the stamm
House.
Miss Annie Belleville, OF South Nc
Colloch street, entertained her friends
at home Thursday evening. a pleasant
time was spent.
Secretary John @. Lynch and Mr.. S.
P. Parker left Yesterday for Mountain
Lake Park, TO attend the Y. NJ. q. A.
assembly there.
]. G. McElroy. of Washington, Pa,
J. II. Weller, OF Pittsburgh, and n. X.
Edwards, Of Kingston, Pa, are guests at
the St. Charles.
Clark Hamilton, who has just re-
covered from a severe sick spell, left
last night for Grafton to visit his father
and TO recuperate.
DR.. John J.. Dickey went last night to
join Mrs. Dickey, who has been at the
seaside for some time. They will visit
several popular resorts.
Mrs. Sidney P. Brown, OF Chicago,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ziegenfclder, here for several weeks,
left for home yesterday.
Harry Gruber will leave on his bicycle
for Memphis, Tenn, early this morning.
He expects to reach Cincinnati in three
days, but odds are offered that lie can
not do it.
Thomas D. Eoff, who is now running
on the Pan-Handle road between Pitts
burgh and Columbus, but has been laid
up with the typhoid fever for some time,
was in tho city yesterday. He looks as
if he had been through hard siege.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams leave for
the sea shore on Monday via the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad. They will be
Joined at Harper's Ferry by Mr.. Philip
T. Allen and family, Of staunton, Va,
who will accompany them to Atlantic
City. Their address will be the Hotel
Shelburne.