The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
stranger. in the CITY and wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

NNANAENN - -
Abroad.
J.c. Ralphsnyder, OF FairmOnt, is at
the McLrre.
Superintendent Capps. of the city
electric plant, got home yesterday from
his western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Honecker, of the South
Side, returned yesterday from an ex-
tensive trip through Ohio.
Mr.. Will @. Beans. city editor OF the
Re0iser, returned yesterday from a
pleasant sojourn in Chicago.
Mrs. Squire W. W. Rogers and family
returned yesterday from the mountains
in Pennsylvania, after q months visit.
Miss Helen Beckhardt, OF Tennessee,
O., is visiting Misses Josie and Eitie
Francis, on South Penn street, Island.
W.. Chiffon and John White, Of
Charleston, and Miss Lottie Gardner, Of
Sistersville, were at tine Windsor yes
terday.
Mrs. W. W. Irwin and daughter will
return home from Morristowa, o., to-
day, where they have been spending
the summer.
Mrs. George A. Howard, of Cincin-
natl. is stopping at the Mcclure House,
waiting her husband, WHO'S in Penn
sylvania on business.
Mr.. Harry Archer. Of Pittsburgh, is
in the city, the guest OF Mr.. Henry j.
Arbenz. Mr.. Archer will give an organ
recital in the Bellaire n. L. church to-
night.
Miss. Nora Bowers. of the South Side,
left yesterday for st. Adams, W. Va,
for a lengthy visit. She was rendered a
farewell reception by number OF
friends the night previous to her de-
parture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morris (nee Miss
Z. Rody) have arrived in New York after
soiourn OF ten weeks in Europe,
where she made selections of the latest
Paris and London styles in millinery
and fancy goods.
+. E. Furbee, OF Warrington, Dr.. F.
II. Werlich. Of WellsbnrS, Charles Z.
Lloyd, OF Palatinc, L. o. Smith, OF New
Cumberland, D. II. Crawford and wife,
OF Charleston, and S. S. Miller, OF Par
kersburg, registered at the Stamm yes
'terday.
c. c. Smith, OF Charleston; T. L. Var
ner, OF Huntington; W. IL. Chapman
and ]. A. Cox, OF Martinsburg; A. Clark,
OF Dean; John Hannah, james Neon
nell and Charles II. Driehorst, OF Sisters
vile; John Cunningham, Of New Cum
berland; I. Fl. Barry and A. G. Graham,
of Fairview, stopped at the BehieF yes
terday.
Mr.. Joseph Bennett and wife, Of Co.
lumbia, Pa, and Mrs. Thomas Morton
and son, Earl, OF Dravosburz, Pa, are
guests OF Mrs. Morton's sister, Mrs.
Boulette, OF Kirkwood, Ohio. Mrs.
Bennett is sister OF the late George
NJ. Bartholomew. OF that place, and is
there for the first time during the past
forty years.
DR.. and Mrs. Cunningham have re-
turned to the city after delightful va
cation, the most OF which was spent in
Chautauuua, n. Y, which grows bet
ter every year. The doctor will preach
in the lecture room OF the First Presby.
terian church on Sabbath morning and
evening on account of the handsome
repairs. which are not yet completed. IN
the audience room.
A pleasant surprise party was tender
ed Mr.. James Maxwell last evening, in
honor of his birthday. Instrumental
and vocal music was rendered. Profos-
sor Mckee and Professor Mooney gave
selections on the violin, autoharp and
guitar. Refreshments were served at q
seasonable hour, and all had an enioya-
bic time. Mr.. Maxwell received many
handsome presents.