The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-30
ABoUT peoples.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
A. J. Slavin, captain OF the Andes, is
at the Windsor.
J.B. Hall will leave to-day for Wes-
ton on business.
Assistant City Clerk Fee spent yester-
day in the country.
Miss Laura Nesbitt, Of the South
Side, has gone to Atlantic City.
Mrs w. j. Nesbitt, of the East End,
has gone to Atlantic City for a few
weeks.
William P. Hubbard, Esq, left yes.
terday afternoon on an extended trip to
the east.
@. W. Brockunier and family left last
evening for Mt. Lake Park to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Zach Robertson left last evening
for st. Paul and other cities in the
Northwest.
Mr.. Peter Welty and wife will leave
this morning for Berkeley Springs for an
extended visit.
Chief Clerk sche llhase, of the post
office, is on dnty again after vacation
OF several days.
Mr.. Frank burst, OF Main street, left
yesterday morning for Chippewa lake
and other points.
G. v. Morrow, of Anderson, and Rob.
ert H. Browse, OF Grape Island, stopped
at the Stamm yesterday.
W. 7. Cain. Of specer, Q. Brumgar.
nier. OF Hartford City. and 9. NJ. Shank,
OF Clarksburg, are at the Windsor.
Mr.. Louis F. Stifel departed yester-
day over the Panhandle for Atlantic
City to join his wife, who is spending
the summer there.
Miss McLain, OF steubenyille, who
has been tho guest OF her cousin, Miss
Bette Mcclure, for the past week, re-
turned homo yesterday.
Mrs. Perry, wife of tho NJ. E. minis
ter at Triadelphia, died Thursday even
ing, and will be buried this forenoon at
the Stone Church cemetery, Elm Grove.
Misses Loula, Gussie and Mime Nc.
Coy. daughters OF DR.. John Mccoy, OF
SeIlwa, ILL.,, are in the city visiting the
family Of DR.. Mccoy, on the South
Side.
Miss Minnie Alexander, daughter OF
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander, will visit Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, her old schoolmate,
at Gray Gables, Bnzzard Bay, next
week.
Miss Emma Westwood and Miss
Louisa thinner, two Of Wheeling'S in
teresting young ladies, 'are in Washing
ton, D. O., the welcome guests OF rela-
tiyes and friends.
Professor Theo. G. Boettger and son,
OF Wilkesbarrc, Pa, are at the Behler:
Professor Boettger will be the leader OF
the orchestra in the Grand Opera House
the coming season.
Word was received yesterday that N.
D. Adams, formerly of the Register, re.
Gently editor of the Scott City Kan. }
Times, had died there. He was SON
in.law of Mr.. N. @. Crawford, OF the
Island.
Rev. David II. Greer, D. D., rector OF
St. Bartholomew's P. E. church, New
York City, is in the city, visiting his
1hbleEY JuCou ~ 1EdotI 6ul'l AA0 WI
preach in st. Matthew'S church to-mor-
row morning.
President W. R. Kimball, Of the
Wheeling Street Railway Company, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
and Is at the Mcclure House. He is
here to look after the progress being
made on the survey OF the line.
E. o. Neal and W. F. Bowers, of Park
ersburg, BARLEY Campbell and ]. r.
Donehoe, Of New Cumberland, w. O.
Snodgrass, of Burton, @. A. Snodgrass,
Of Warrington, S. A. Carney, Of Little-
ton, J. Q. Tsnnent, Of sistersyille, John
SON, Of Weilsburg, L. W. Courson, Of
sistersville, @. Powell and o. N. Arnett,
ir., Of Fairmont, registered at the Beh-
Ter yesterday.