The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.


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W. F. Weir has gone to Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rinehart are
home from Mt Clemens, Mich.
Congressman John 0. Pendleton ar
rived home Saturday from Washington
City.
Robert Devine, Of South Jacob street,
has returned from an extended western
tour.
Miss Bird Smith, of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of Miss Katie Wayt Of the South
Side.
Miss Bessie Atkinson will leave to-
day for Baltimore to visit Miss Laura
Pollen.
William stoetzer, wife and family, Of
Glendale, are spending few days at
Atlantic City.
Edward Falloure and family. Of Phil
adelphia, are visiting Mr.. Falloure's
parents on the Island.
Mrs. BENZ. Horkeimer and Misses
Ella and Sara Horkeimer leave this
week for Atlantic City.
G. r. Deuel., Of Friendly, and G. L.
Williams. OF Parkersburg, registered at
the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. Alfred Boyd, the Register artist,
left yesterday for an extended jaunt
along the banks Of Cheat river.
DR.. John R. Pipes came down yester.
day on visit to his mother, and will
leave for his headquarters at Wellsyille
to-day.
Mr.. Frank Donaldson and wife, Of
North Huron street, Island, will leave
this morning for two weeks visit at
New Castle, Pa.
Miss Maggie Brokaw, an estimable
young lady OF Wheeling Island, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. James Jeffers, of the
Fourth ward.-Belldire Tribune.
Mr.. George johnson, OF Thirteenth
street, left Saturday for West Liberty, to
Join his wife and family, who are sum-
mering there. He will remain week
or two.
Mrs. Chiles Mason Ferret, OF Rich
mond, Va, returned Saturday evening,
after a lengthy and pleasant visit to her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Robert
White.
Mrs. Ella Holiday and her daughter,
accompanied by Mrs. w. w. Gilchrist
and daughter, OF Pleasant Valley, left
Saturday for Limestone. to spend the
summer.
The many friends of Harry Waddell
will be glad to hear OF his promotion in
the U. S. Glass Company's service to a
fine position as travelling man for that
concern.
Dick Hubbell, of sistersville; J. B.
Finster, Of Weston; Capt. William
Oakcs, of Wellsburg, and James 0.
Harrah, of Cameron, were at the stamm
yesterday.
E.B. McElroy, state superintendent
OF public instruction OF Oregon, is in
the city. He was West Virginia sol
der during the war, and served in
Colonel Thoburn's command.
Capt. Charles Adams, the popular
conductor on the Wheeling and Pitts
burgh Express, is at Atlantic City and
New York on little recreation trip.
Mrs. Adams accompanied him.
]. w. Smith and I. Krough, of Frew,
R, q. Caldwell, OF Sistersville, William
Bowers, OF Parkersburg, F. Cane, Of
Fairview, Andrew Pick and Al. Fricker,
Of New Niartinsyille, stopped at tho
Behler yesterday.
The coming marriage of Miss Rose
Somehow to Mr.. Dinklespiel, of Pu-
eblo, COL, is creating considerable in
teiest in society circles. The wedding
will take on Wednesday, the 18th Of
August. The prospective groom ar
rived here Saturday.
Col. Samuel Benton Brubaker, is once
more back on his reservation" in the
Kickapoo tribe. Many warriors greeted
his return on Saturday evening and in
quired anxiously about the bear he
pursued in the wilds of Richland
county, Ohio. The colonel has nothing
to say.
R. W. Connolly, OF the North End,
left Saturday night to attend the meet
ing OF the National Carpenters union
ut st. Louis next week, as delegate from
the local union. Mr.. Connolly is past
grand councillor Of the K. OF P. of tho
state, and will also attend the meeting
OF the national lodge of the K. OF P. at
Kansas City on August 10.
John F. Hinckley, the newly-elected
vice president, returned with the dele
gates to Pittsburgh, and will visit his
parents at Wellsburg, W. Va, and spend
some time in the Ohio Valley. This
reminds US that he made a clean sweep
for the vice presidency, which is no
new position for him, as he had been
there before, and there is no doubt as
to his capability TO fully perform the
duties.-Commoner and GlGSs Worker.