The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-31
ABOUT people,
Strangers In the city aad whssttas Folk
Abroad.

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Mrs. Nelson Noble is visiting Cam
bridge, Ohio, friends.
Miss Lucy Burns, OF Steubenyille, Ia
visiting friends here.
J.. l. Cramer, Of Parkersburg, is reg
istered at the stamm.
Alfred Roweii, the New York iRsur-
ance man, is at the Mcclure.
Hon. @, P. Dorr, OF Addison, is in the
city, a guest Of the Windsor,
Mics Daisy Hervey, Of the Island. ia
spending a week with sseubeRViile
friends.
MI. and Mrs. s. Klein, who have been
at Berkeley Springs for some time, have
returned.
Miss Mamie McMasters. Of Wheeling.
is the guest OF Miss Jean Best, at Wash
ington, Pa.
Miss Annie Davis is visiting Sardia,
o., friends, where she will remain Tor
several days,
Robert Taylor, OF Washington City,
is in the city on Q visit to friends on
tho South Side.
Misses Gertrude and Lizzie McGlti9l,
OF Pittsburg, are visiting Mrs. McFau-
den, on the Island.
John Emig, of the South Side, is in
Fairmont on a business trip, and IS ex-
pected back tomorrow.
William Newman land family, OF FIJI
teenth street, have returned, after q
visit to Matamoras, Ohio
Frank G. Caldwell and w. II. Man
ming left yesterday on ar extensive bus
mess trip through the east.
SIS. Bloch and son were among satur-
days departures for the east They
went over the Pan Handle.
Mrs. Wilton Nolte and Miss Augusta
Miller are rusticating at Deer Park, on
the crest OF the Alleghenies.
Prof. ]. A. Cox, OF tho New Martins
vile public schools. was in the city yes
terday, a guest Of the Behlor.
Miss Bird sprlgg, OF Cumberland,
who has been the guest Of Wheeling
friends, has returned to her home.
J. L. Shriver is visiting at the Mus
kingum metropolis, GAINESVILLE, where
he will stay for a week or ton days.
DIR. j, II. Pipes, Of the South Side,
accompanied by his wife. has returned
from a months visit at.Mountain Lake
Park.
Mr.. Rowell Cook and wife, OF St.
Louis, are the guests Of relatives on the
South Side. Mrs. John Fracht and
family.
Rov. DR.. Cunningham and wife are
at ChautauQua. Yesterday Rev. Mr..
Morton, OF Ohio, preached in his
church.
Mr.. G. A. Wilson, general suporin-
tondent Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad, was here Saturday in his prl'
Vate cal.
In tho absence of Row. DR.. Riker. Rev.
Mr.. Robb, Of Kansas City, occupied the
pulpit at the Fourth Street NJ. L.
church yesterday.
Mrs. A. @. Buckenburger, wife of the
president of the Pittsburgh National
League base ball club, is visiting her
parents in this city.
Rev. DR.. Cooke will leave this week
for several weeks vacation, and while
he lie gone the Second Presbyterian
church will be closed.
Among Saturdays departures for
summer resorts were Clark Hamilton
aud Will Rice, who left over the Balti-
moro & Ohio for Deer Park.
Joseph Handlan, formerly OF this
city, but now q successful Minneapolis
lawyer, was in the city visiting rela-
tives, and returned IN Saturday.
Mr.. ] T. Hutchinson, a young
Parkersburg attorney, has been in tho
city a day or two, aud leaves this morn.
ing for Fairmont on professional BUSH
ness.
A. Karninski, Of St Mary's; ]. L.
Dehalt, OF sistersville; Emil Hockin-
berg, Of Fairmont, and james Storey,
of New Martinsville, are Behler ar
rivals.
Miss Ada Owens, OF the South Side,
will leave this week for Chicago, where
| she will visit her brother, Mike Owens,
who is the manager OF the exhibition
glass works at the fair,
Mollio fisher, Lotto Harbrook and
Aggie Winterhalt. three accomplished
young ladies Of Wheeling, are visiting
at the home OF Louis Blon. at Stewards
villo, says tho Bellairo Tribune,
Among Saturdays departures for
Chippewa Lake were Harry Fink aud
John Hillman. George Connel, Frank
Dinger and viii McNabb loft yesterday
over the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling.