The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
ARour People.
Strangers in the City n wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
James Murdoch, of Parkersburg, is in
town, visiting South Side friends.
Miss Kate Farley, OF New Jersey, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maggie steen,
on the South Side.
j. P. King, of Parkersbure, and W. ].
Brown and wife, of Sistersville, we're at
the Windsor yesterday.
Miss Carrie Adams, OF Aurora, Pres
ton county, is in the city uisiting relR-
tives on Thirty-sixth street.
Miss Margaret Clark. OF Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF Misses Lille and Annie
Cummins, on Chapline street.
Rev. DIR. A. Moore, OF Grafton, who
has been visiting friends in the city for
a short time, returned home yesterday.
"Wheeling is to have a museum.
Sam Harrison is to be the first stellar
attraction" says the Parkersburg SEN
tinck.
Mrs. DR.. Mason, of Wheeling, is a
guest OF her father, A. II. Battin, Esq,
on North Fourth stfeet.-SEabenUM
Gdsett.
Col. Thomas O'Brien and wife have
returned from IN extended western trip,
including Chicago, Detroit and Mt.
Clements, Mich. l
Mrs. A. NJ. Edmiston and Miss Maude
Farnsworth, OF Buckhannon, ard Q. A.
sdodgrass and wifeoof Warrington, re-
gistered at tho Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. w. j. Tappan, secretary Of tho
Eclipse Stove Works, at Mansfield, O.,
and his wife, were in the city yesterday
to attend the Cory-Tappan wedding, M
John Palmer, of Wheeling, ". Va, is
a guest at the home Of A. NJ. Todd, Esq.
Mr.. Palmer was graduated from W. and
. in the class of Co., Washington Pa,
RepOrtcr.
Gen. W.. Woodford and A. G. Blair,
Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad,
came down last night from Toledo in
the private cur OF the former, who is
president Of the road.
MI. A..1G. Stollenwerck, manager of
the sales department Of the Wheeling
Pottery Company, returned home yes
terday from a two months trip in the
northwest and on the Pacific coast.
Rev. G. w. Shields, OF tho Wellsbure
Presbyterian church, has receiqed a call
to the Central church OF Cincinnati, and
has decided to accept. Flo will leave
JanuUry l for his new field OF labor.
Jack Faust, agent for the Charlotte
NJ. Stanley company, L. Dane Smith,
agent for the "Voodoo" company, and
S. B. Rilaby, agent for the Little
Trixie" company, are at the Behler.
DR.. G. L Muhleman, W. n. Miller, +.
NJ. Bliss and +. J. Foster, OF Parkers-
burg. G. j. Bradfeld and wife, Of Bar
ncsville, O., Mark Weller, of GAINESVILLE
G. r. Demel, Of Friendly, and John +.
Troll, OF St Clairsvillo, are at the Nc
Lure.
Tho entire family of Mr.. john Reed,
OF Jacob street, East Wheeling, CON
sisting of four children ranging in age
from nine to eighteen years OF age, arc
FRUSTRATED with scarlet fever. He has
the sympathy Of all his neighbors in
his ailliction.
The many friends OF Larry Mehen, OF
the South Side, will regret sincerely to
know that he was last night lying at
the point of death at his home. He is
a deservedly popular young man, and
his death would be deeply felt by his
host OF friends.
F. H. De Vault and F. NJ. Fowler, Of
Warrington; J. l. Johnson, OF Long
Reach; g. Y. Benedum, Of Bridgeport;
II. D. Ayers, OF Hundred; G. w. Smith,
Of Frew; Joseph Teter. OF Belington,
and X. G. Caldwell, Of Sistersville, stop
ped at the Behler yesterday.