The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folk,

Strangers IN tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Charles D. Johnston, Of Clarksburg, is
at the Mcclure.
s. P. Fergus, the Little Washington
oil man, is In tho city.
Miss Lou Bcall, OF Brooke county,
spent yesterday in tho city.
Mr.. Charles List loft last night for
Cl%arksburg on a short visit.
Mrs. Zlcgoniolder returned yesterday
from a visit to her daughter at Chicago.
Mr.. 9. R. Behler was among his nu-
merous S~teubonvillo friends yesterday.
s. 0. PAUL aud Il. II. Buchanan, OF
Wellaburg, stopped at the McLure
House yesterday.
Charles Carlin and family, who live
at Washington, Pa. now, will removo
to Wheeling April l.
Louis schwalb loft for Cleveland yes
terday afternoon, to attend tho wedding
OF his cousin, which occurs to-day.
Roy. R. G.. White, state evangelist Of
West Virginia, will retain his residence
In Washington, Pa, until hext fall.
y. s. Robinson, George Galmish and
IL. W. johnson, Of Warrington, regis.
tered yesterday at tho Stamm House.
Prof.. Hudson, of Alliance, Ohio, will
epond Sunday in tho city, and will prob
ably sing in tho Fourth Street NJ. Z.
church at night.
Frank Burt, Of Warrington; B. D..
Spllman, of ParkersburS, and II. F.
link, OF Darlington, O., wero registered
at the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. William schcmpf and his bride,
neo Miss Barbara Stoohr, have returned
from Pittsburgh. Their friends received
Thorn with music and rod fire.
L. J. Bonar, OF Mansfield, O., a we'll
known insurance adjustor, Is at tho Nc
Lure. He comcs 10 assist in fixing tho
damage at the donaldson, Lewis L Co.,
fire.
August Werneko, formerly Of Wheel
ing, now q prominent merchant OF
Huntington, left for homo yesterday
after a visit Of several. days to old
Wheeling friends.
NJ. B. Barrett, OF Warrington, P, W.
Lynch, of Marahall county, +. Conley, Of
Parkersburg, J.P. O'Neill, OF Weston,
and A. R. Thompson, OF Cameron, are
the West Virginians at tho st. Charles.
Mesars. Gibson Lamb and Morgan L.
OFT left last night by tho Baltimore 4
Ohio for Now Mexico, to visit tho min
ing property in which they and Messrs.
Anton Reymaun and Joseph soybold arc
interested.
.. B. Cox, Of rarkersburg A. Deglor,
OF Davis; Denny DAILY, OF Sistersvlllo; j..
a. Grier, OF Morgantown; T. B. Hamil-
ton, OF Hundred; NJ. e.. McCaslin and
ELK. Crosgray, Of Littleton, were among.
the West Virginians registered at the
Behler yesterday.
The following from tho New York
Tribune will DO Of interest to many
friends of DR.. Greer in Wheeling: The
Rev. DR.. David II. Greer, Of this city,
has accepted an invitation from Presi-
dent Dreher, OF Roanoke College, Salem,
Va, to preach tho b~accalaureate SER
mon before the graduating class OF that
institution on June u next.
IAe death OF little Agnes Bradshaw,
daughter OF Conductor J.. ]. Bradshaw,
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, which
took place Wednesday afternoon, was
very sad. Agnes was in her tenth wear,
and q girl most dearly loved by all who
knew her, and more especially by her
playmates. 1t is a severe blow to her
parents, she being the eldest daughter.
They have the s%ympathyof alarge circle
Of friends Washington, Pa, Reporter.