The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-06
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho city nnh Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City nnh wheeling HolNS
Abroad.
Right Rev. Archbishop Kahn, who is
now lying III with the grip here, was
reported better yesterday, but he Is still
unable to leave for st. Louis. 1t may
be regarded as fortunate for him that
his illness came upon him when he was
at his old home and among those VINO
were the members oil his own household
for SO many years. lie has TWO sisters
here, one member OF the slsterhood at
the convent and the other living ut the
North Wheeling hospital, the latter
having formerly been his housekeeper
at the Episcopal residence.
Mr.. John NJ, Sweeney is here from
Harvey, Ill.
G. II. Nesbitt, OF Warrington, is at
the Mcclure.
D. Gill, of Gallipolis, O., is in the city,
a Behler guest.
P. Y. Hite, OF Kings, was in the city
a few hours yesterday.
II. r Furbee, Of Warrington, is in
the city, Windsor guest,
Mrs. Ealiin, OF Sistersvillo, is in the
city, a guest ut the stamm.
David Burns, OF Parkersburg, regis
tered at the Stamm yesterday.
Attorney-Ganeral I. S. Riley is in
Charleston on official business.
Mrs. William Kraft, OF Parkersburg,
ia the guest oil Wheeling friends.
J. A. Mccormick, well known Nc
Donald citizen, is at the Benler.
John A. Mcintosh, Of Ravenswood.
was at the Windsor yesterday after
noon.
i. b. Rouse and W. II. Rouse. prom
inont Woodsheld people, are ut the
Behler.
Ex-state Senator William G. Worley
is in the city, and is stopping ut the
Mcclure.
r. G. Hall, of Charleston, is here on Il
business visit, and is stopping at the
Windsor.
Ex.Congressman Ben Wilson, OF
Clarksburg, is here, and is registered at
the Windsor.
George w. Stamm returned from
Cleveland yesterday, where he went Oh
business trip.
Frank Hiyick and James Forsyth, of
Sistersviite, registered at the Behier
hotel yesterday.
D. S. Lowe, well known Steubenyille
man, was here yesterday, and registered
at the Windsor.
james Means, division freight agent
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, is i'll the
city on u business visit.
Miss Ella Flanagan, OF Grafton, is
visiting the family OF Captain a. A.
Carney, OF South Chapline street.
John B. Crane, Fairmont banker,
and j. P. Thompson, n civil engineer, OF
the same place, are at the Windsor.
Both Col. Thomas O'Brien and his
wife arc now laid up with severe
colds, though neither is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Arthur Rogers and Mrs o. p.
Norris, of GAINESVILLE, are at the Nc
Lure. They are hero on a shopping
tour.
Mr.. Ewing Campbell, son OF Colonel
Aleck Campbell, oil Bethany, was some
what seriously injured day or Two ago
by the kick OF II horse.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson, of New York,
formerly OF this city, is sojourning for a
few DAYS with Mrs. Andrew Nelson, ut
her home on Chaplino street.
The Hon. John A. Hutchinson, OF
Parkersburg, has been employed in the
Reilly will case, by the contestants, in
lieu OF Judge Jacob, deceased. The
case is set Tor the 9th.
Miss Mamie Patterson, of Elm Grove,
arrived home on Monday IRON a visit to
Washington aud New York. She was
accompanied by Mr., and Mrs, Fleigh-
mann (nee Miss Eta Laughlin) to the
east. They sailed Tor Europe on Mon
day last.
James w. Paxton, esq, and family
leave This evening for Townsville, Ga,
where they have wintered for many
wears past. They 90 by the Cincinnati
route. ThomGsville is favorite winter
residence with many northern peopla
and has become an important town OF
late years.
The many friends of tho genial Col.
William Exley, who is laid up at the
Stamm house with sprained ankle,
will he glad to know that lie is pro-
crossing iavorably. Col. John Bodley,
who has charge Of the case, says the
crisis is passed and final recovery fully
assured by the accident policy.
TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator to
keep tho bowels regular. One dose Is
Uor,h ION lolIors