The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers in tho City aud wheeling Folks
Ahrnnd.

Abroad.
A. Allen Howell aud wife are at the
Mcclure.
W, E, Buchanan, Of GAINESVILLE o.
Is in town.
Miss Bert Jones, OF Woodsaeld, o., is
ut tho Mcclure.
o. O. Genther lett yesterday for Oak
Harbor, Mich.
E. L Chaplin, OF Rompey, was at the
Stamm yesterday.
Harry Calleudine is visiting friends
at Washington, Pa.
John Fitzgerald left yesterday on q
visit to Battle Creek.
Mark Weller, OF Zanesyille is among
his Wheeling friends.
Theodore Hornbrook, otNew Martins
vile, was up yesterday.
A. NJ. Hanna left on u visit to friends
in Steubenville yesterday.
Miss Rose Hoffman is visiting rela-
tives in Gormania, W, Va,
Miss Maud Adams, OF Irwin, Pa, is
visiting frieRds in the city.
Mrs, @. Il. Calligau is spending a few
weeks at Cresson Springs, Pa,
Miss Josie Smith, OF Parkersburg, 10
visiting friends on the Island.
Hon. ]. f. Charlesworth, OF St, Clalrs'
vile, was at the Behler yesterday.
Gen. Van II. Bukey and A. G. SorS,
Of Parkersburg, arc ut the Windsor.
Superintendent @, l.. Williams, OF the
Ohio River railroad, is Mcclure guest.
Charles Driehorst, ST., and wife, oil
Washington, Pa, were here yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Gardner and Mrs. William
Hendersona are visiting friends in Moore
field.
Col. Sam Melbourne, travelling pGssen-
ger agent OF the Union Pacific road, is
in the city.
Rev. Father l. Sagorer, of Wills Crock,
came in last night and put up at the
Windsor.
Misses Drusio and Georgia Clemens,
OF Washington, Pa, are the guests oil
Wheeling friends.
DR.. L. N. Refer and wife returned
yesterday from q pleasant visit to rela'
tives in Meadvllle, Pa.
Mr.. George Carnahan aud family re:
turned yesterday from u three weeks
soiourn in the mountains.
Miss Josie Stewart, who has been
visiting friends in the city, left for her
home III Parkersburg yesterday.
Foreman James Cahill, OF the Atlantic
engine house, lett yesterday for New
York on a ten days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Nave. OF st.
Louis, took dinner ut the Mcclure yes
terday. They wero enroute to Bethany.
Mr.. Charley Levy, of the Island, has
gone to meet his brother at Louisville,
Ky, where they will go east to visit
other points.
James Adams, secretary Oh tho
Franklin Insurance Company, lett yes
terday to spend u few weeks at White
Sulphur Springs.
Albert II. Cowan, OF tho Observer, has
returned from his vacation trip to
Wheeling and Cumberland, Nd Vash-
iag!on, Pa, Reforter.
W. S. Williams and John Doutt, Of
Salem, Ohio, arc here to put in tho on
gines for the new electric railwap power
plant over the river. q
Joe X. Miller, OF Morgantown, A. B.
White, OF the Parkersburg Journal, Hon.
s. Dunbar and &. @. Urquhart, OF Steu-
benville, were ut tho Mcclure yesterday.
Misses Katie Miller, Lizzie Overman,
Mrs. OFT Weiner, Misses Carrie, Minnie
and Lou Beier have left for u four weeks
trip to Mt. Clemens, Detroit. Windsor,
Canada; Cleveland aud Toledo.
X. g. Morgan, OF FairyIew. W. Berry,
OF Sistersville, ]. II. Hawkins, OF Amos,
J.. Q. Sharp, Of Waverly, and 0. Deems,
OF Parkersburg, were among the West
Virginians at the Behler yesterday.
Master Edgar Faris, son of Mr.. ]. L.
Faris, formerly OF this city, surprised
his grandparents last evening by walk
ing in on them at tho supper table. Ho
had made tho journey from Chicago
alone and OF his own motion. For a
nine-year-old lad, he carried out his
plan very successfully.