The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the CITY anI wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers Ia the City anl whacling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jumes r. Hopley, Of
Bucyrus, o., we're in the city yesterday
| en- route to Pittsburgh on their we'd
ding our. Mrs. Hopley was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Sheppard, and IS the
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. Thomas >.
Sheppard, Of Granville, o., where she
was married wednesday evening. Il
large company OF guests witnessing the
ceremony. Mr.. Hopley Is me ION OF
John Hopley, the venerable rditor OF
the Bucyrus Journal, and !, hin ell city
editor and one OF the proprietors OF tue
Bucvrus Dajiy Telegraph. The bride Is
we'll known in West Virginia, being Il
granddaughter of tho late William Col
Inns, OF Moundsyile, aud niece OF DR..
Blair, Of Buckhannon.
The "signal Lights" company are at
the Behler.
EN-. Mullen, of ParLorsburg is at
tho Windsor
Miss Annie Burns. OF Parkersburs, is
in the city visiting friends.
Ex.Congressman Ben Wilson, OF
Clarksburg, is in the city, guest oil the
Windsor.
W. A. Dalzcll, the Findlay glass
manufacturer, is in the city, stopping at
the Mcclure.
n. L. Arnett. OF Fairmont, and Chrrles
Adams, OF New Mar.insyiiIe, arc guests
OF the Boiler.
Lieut. Lullins, of the police force, got
home at 2 p. m. yesterday from Column
bus and PomerOy.
Err. Warden. OF Warrington, accom-
panied by his wife is in the city, stop
ping at the Stamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradfield, OF
GAINESVILLE, were here yesterday on Il
shopping expedition.
Eugene T. ilanke, clerk OF the first
branch OF council, returned last even
ing from visit to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. 3IcNamee, OF South Market
street, returned Yesterday from Parkcrs-
burg, where she has visited friends.
Mrs. Feltus, OF Byron street, and
little son returned home yesterday
from an extended visit to Pittsburgh.
L. NJ. Jarves, OF Shinnston, j. W.
Carpenter, oi Salem. and Alvin Harper,
OF Mouth Of Seneca, were in the city
yesterday.
George II. P. Schmidt, L. G. stiiol
and j. NJ. Brown attended a meeting oil
the Mouudsville Mining and Manufac-
turing Company at Moundsvllle yestcr-
day.
Mayor Caldwell is still confined to
bed by inlisposition. President Mater
house, Of the second branch OF council,
presided over the police court yester-
day.
Mr.. C. b. OFT has resigned his posi-
ton with the Wheeling Stamping Com
pany, and accepted 4 better place win
The West Virginia Glass Company, late
the Elson, OF Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Leon Friedenrich, the well
known cigar jobber. received q telegram
from Baltimore yesterday stating that
his father had died suddenly after
breakfast at his residence in that city.
Rev. Father Michael Fitzpatrick. OF
Randolph county, attended the Bruner-
Ekins wedding Thursday ut New York
city, and during his stay at the metrop'
oils is the guest OF ex-Secretary Elkins,
Rev. DR.. Cunningham returned last
evening from attending the semi-an.
nual meeting OF the directors OF the
Western Theological Seminary, in Allie
ghcny, and from delivering lecture ON
Scotland, in the First Presbyterian
church Of Monongahela City, Pa.
Mr.. ". f. Hogt, represeuliug the
cleveland" BICYCLES, was in the city
yesterday showing the line of his firm
for the coming 1894. Hehas some
very fino lined wheels. What is more
to the point with the cycle buying public
is that the prices for 1894 have come
down, and wheels that sold for $3.50 last
season can now be had at $l25. The
Cleveland people also have wheel
that will be put on the market at Sll0
which is the same as the $3.50 wheel Of
1893. Other firms will make, SO it is
said, even more sweeping reductions.