The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-08
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ARouT PEOPLE
Strangers In the Cosy Aud wheeling EOIxt
Abroad.

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Abroad
Mrs. John Telley is visiting friends in
New York.
David Brown, Of Muncie, Ind, is
here to see his mother.
Miss Rose Kennedy, Of Twenty.third
street, left yesterday for Cleveland.
Mrs. Thomas Manion, Of Cleveland, is
visiting relatives on the South Side.
Mr.. Howard Simpson left yesterday
on an extended visit to Melrose, Mass.
James Flanagan, sr., has returned
from a visit to his sister at Parkersburg.
Miss Norma Bowers, of South Jacob
street. lie visiting relatives in Ravens
wood.
Mr.. Aaron Bloch is laid up with ma
laria at his brothers residence in the
country.
Edward sohm, Appointment glass and
and crockery man, Of Quincy, H., is at
the Mcclure
MI. and Mrs, win Miller have return
ed from pleasant visit to friends at
steubenville.
Mr.. Peter Boyd, managero Of the River
side tube works, has gone East on q
business trip.
Mr.. Albert Archibald and sister, Miss
Ida, left Wednesday night for Grand
Junction, Col.
John Manion and William Greening
will leave to-day to attend the A. FIG. w.
II convention at Corning
7. N. Barnsdall, Of Bradford, and ].
B. Andrews, Of Pittsburgh, two' well
known oil mon, are in the city.
Mrs. Robert Mcvay, OF Bellaire, is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Obermann, Of 2S0S Main street.
VIII Stein and his mother left yes
terday for New York. Mr.. Stein will
attend the "A. j. 6. ". D. convention.
Sam Meyers, passenger agent for the
Pennsylvania, and Fred Tristram, pas
senger agent for the Wabash, were in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Guy Scott, son Of Hon: N. B.
Scott, who has been very i'll at the City
hospital, was sufficiently recovered yes
terdaY TO be able to walk out.
D. W. Baird, j. F. Miller and s. o.
PAUL., Of Wellsburg; ]. w. Trainer, OF
steubenville, and DR.. 7. S, Barber, OF
Charleston, stopped ut the, Mcclure yes
terday.
W. Newton Lynch, of NIartinsburg,
came in Yesterday to attend the marri-
age of his sister-in-law, Miss Morris,
and Mr.. Hitchcock His old friends
greeted him warmly.
Mrs. W. Newton Linch, who was here
to attend the Hitchcock Morris wedding,
willleaye this morning for Washington,
D. O., to attend general meeting Of the
ladies' committee Of the Worlds Fair, to
be held in that city next week.
Miss Mary Ratlif, of Washington, Pa,
who has been at school in Detroit was
in the city yesterday on her way home,
accompanied by Miss May Noble, OF
Detroit. They were the guests OF
Misses Sadie and Emma Roberts, on
Thirteenth street.
Mr.. E d. Hudson, of Beallsville, o.,
formerly one Of the proprietors OF the
Wheeling stockyards, and now in BUSH
ness with his brother, was in the city
yesterday. He says the Bourbonism OF
old Monroe is gradually being leavened
with Republicanism, and some OF these
days a bright light will dawn out that
way.
Prof. /. @. White, of Morgantown;
A. B. White, Of Parkersburg; Rankin
Wiley, Jr, Of Point Pleasant; W. g.
Bennett, of Weston; VIM. Edwards, of
Warrington; W. Scott, OF Clarksburg;
John A. Myer, OF Morgantown; B. s.
Morgan, OF Charleston; Secretary OF
state William a. ohley, ]. wallin
Barnes, OF Fairmont; G. E. Wells, OF
Glover's Gap; ]. L. Parish, Of Farming
ton; H. L. snyder, Of shepherdstown,
and Jno. D. sydney, Of Concord, are at
tha Winda0r