The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folk,
Abrohd.


Abroad.
DR.. potrio has returned from a visit o
the north.
Mrs, VIM. b. Simpson Is confined to
her bed with typhoid fcvor.
Mr.. Henry Miller Is confined to his
home on South Front street by illness.
Mr.. J.. Hazlett Kinkcad left yestcr.
day for Buffalo and Charleston on bust.
ness. '
Mr.. 7. r. D%cllevillc,o of East McColloch
street, 10 confined TO his room with tho
grippe.
Jack Glasscock will leave for ST. Louis
on March 10 to begin practice for tho
base ball season.
Mr.. George HUFF, editor Of the Sunidv
life, Of Steubonville, was in tho city last
night on business.
0. B. Dowdcll, OF Bethesda, O., Is WIS.,
ting his son, Clarence Dowdell, on
North Huron street.
Miss Maggie Hale and Miss Iona
Strather, OF Clarksburg, took dinner at
tho Bohlor yesterday.
J.. A. Ficktngor, OF West on, chief en-
ginccr OF tho Camden rail road system,
Is attho Sta,nm House.
John Anderson, Of Deep Valley, Pa,
returned from n flying business trip to
Ravenswood, w. Va, yesterday.
Thomas Barnard, Of Buffalo, general
superintendent OF tho Western Union
Telegraph, vas at the Mcclure Yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Fclty, n prominent mer-
chant OF Oakland, Nd, is in the city
making purchases, and is registered at
the 81. Charles.
Mr.. Thomas Redman, wife and son,
who have been visiting friends in tho
city, lett yesterday for their homo at
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Hamilton, OF Fairmont, who has
been visiting Prof. Anderson's family,
stopped ut tho Stamm yesterday on her
way to Wcllsburg.
Misses Maggie and Cora Walton, Mag
gio Ferrell, Birdie Hall and Laura Purdy,
OF Moundsville, were visiting Wheeling
friends yesterday.
Walter Hall went to- Washington,
Pa, yesterday to attend the funeral ola
little nieco. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hall
have been there several days.
J.H. Sharpe, of independence, P. NJ.
Robinson, of Monongah, X. L. Barkstino
and 4. N. Hooker, OF Buckhannon,
stopped ut the stamm Yesterday.
Judge Campbell has not yet appeared
to hold court, but tho news is brought
from New Cumberland that he is about
as well rs eye and able to be about.
Thomas A. Smouse and r. +. IeAin,
OF Grafton: George P. Kendhall, OF
Cairo, and W. 4. Anderson, OF Weston,
arc the West Virginians at the st.
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Harrcll came up
from Potomac yesterday, Mr.. Harrcll
to attend to some business, and Mrs.
Harrell to call on her mother, Mrs.
Dean, OF Martins Ferry.
Mr.. II. P. McGrcgor started for New
York yesterday morning, but when he
got as far as Pittsburgh he vas feeling
so much under tho weather that he
gave up his trip and returned homo last
night
John N. Hall, general passenger
agent, and P. J. Hines, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad, came in on one OF that
company's trains yesterday and regis.
tered at the McLuro.
William NJ. Kincaid, OF Cameron; ].
II. Moore, OF st. Mary's; G. /. Dudley,
OF Petersburg; J.. W.. Wiltshire, OF
Boston; E. A. Shepherd, OF Middle
bourne, and H. II. Mercer, of Hunting
ton, stopped at the Behlcr yesterday.
N. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 8, 'S3:
No had used DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. DAw