The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling Foil

trRnKor in the City and Wheehng FolKs
Abroad.
Miss Blair, Of Richie G. A., is at the
Windsor.
Mrs. G. NJ. Coen and son Lee are
summering at Terra Alta.
Hon. Fontaine Smith, of Fairmont,
was in the city yesterday.
William HAYES, of South Eoff street,
ia confined to his bed with illness.
Mrs. John Britt, of the East Side, is
visiting hersister at Grand Ledge, Mich.
Miss Ida Lindeman, of Etnayille, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Behrens, at Lazear-
will. .,
is visiting relatives and friends In tins
city.
Mrs. D. NJ. Campbell and son are
spending the heated season at Cedar
Rock.
Miss Annie Wilson arrived home last
evening from aten days visit to Chi
cago.
Miss Mamie Adolph is visiting friends
at Darlington, O. Miss Emma Maehl Is
with'her.
Miss LYDIA Quinn, of East Side, is
spending the summer with friends at
Moundville.
Mr.. ]. D. May and wife, of East
Wheeling, leave to-day for a trip to
Denver, Col.
Mr.. Abram Montgomery, wife and
daughter, Hazel, of Wellsburg, are visit
ing relatives here.
James Berry, engineer at the Atlantic
engine house, and his wife and family,
are on a visit to Chicago.
Miss Ethel Brannen, who has been
spending some time at the Moundsville
camp-grounds, has returned home.
Albert Holman will have charge OF
W. W. rwin'spharmacy while Mr.. II.
win is attending the *. 7. conclave at
Denver.
Mrs. George Bedson, of North Main
street, left last evening for Wellsburg
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Herman
Gunther.
Miss Kate. Cowan, Of Wheeling, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
with Washington friends Washington,
Pa, Reporter.
viii McElroy, the clerk at the Forty
third street pharmacy, is out at the
Brinkman & Lantryfshing camp, where
he will spend two or three days.
DR.. H. B. Baguley, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, leaves to-day for
| Helena, Mont, to attend the annual
encampment ofthe Sons OF Veterans.
John ]. Jacob, Of Clinton, John NJ.
TAYLOR, Of East Liverpool, R, B. Wilson,
OF Parkersburg, G. E. Marshall and E.
D. Marshall, Of Hancock county, are at
the Mcclure.
DR.. John R. Pipes came down from
Wellsyille yesterday to see his friends.
he has been promoted since entering
the medical department Of the Pennsyl-
yania railroad.
Mr.. Abram Richards has arrived
home safely from an extended tour Of
Europe. He landed in New York on
Sunday on the Arizona, and spent Sun
day at Newport. He arrived in Wheel
ing yesterday.
Mr.. Andy seamon received a letter
yesterday from his father, Henry Sea-
mon, who is travelling in Europe. he
was doing Switzerland at the time the
letter was written. and wal enjoying
the very best Of health.
j. Il. Ryan, Of Moundsville; James S.
Wells and ]. E. RadcliH, OF Gosiah; E.
F. Hortley, Of Fairmont; H. F. Boone,
s. Walther, Harvey Knetf, W. @. Palter
and NJ. NJ. Hawkins, of Fayetteville; ].
R, Pittman, Of New Martinsville; R. NJ.
Campbell and Alex. ?. Campbell, OF
Bethany, and DR.. F. A. Huppard, of
Helyetia, stopped at the stamm yester-
William Radclif. OF weIlsburg, Mrs.
A. R Walker and E. o. Hiehle, Of Park
ersburg, w. P. Cowans, Of Bethany, G.
E. johnson, OF Long Reach, John Cum
ningham, OF New Cumberland, ]. II.
Campbell, Of Holidays Cove, W. ].
McEwain, Of New Cumberland, ]. Kill
linger and J.. I. Martin, OF New Mar
t~insville, A. f. Amsler, OF sisterayille,
J. @. Reed, Of Cameron, and T. o. Nc
Gown, OF Ravenswood, registered at the
Behler yesterday.