The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-31
ABOUT PGoPLE
strangers in tho City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
r. G. Hammett, OF salana, is at the
Behlsr.
George W, Boss, OF Belmont, is at the
McLure.
A. E. Brash, of New Martipsville, 10 a
Behler arrival.
Tom PrOsser left yesterday on visit
to Warrington.
Frank Hesrae left yesterday on a
short trip to Cleveland.
Mr.. Alex Laing returned last night
from visit to, Scotland,
]. II. Melvin, OF Fatrview. brother Of
Judge Melvin, is at the McLure
T. A. Reeves and A. Reeves, OF Park
ersburg, were at the Behler last night.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A, Cunningham
will arrive home from Lakewood, N Y"
to-day.
D. A. Uhl, @. D. Uhl and Charles g,
Hunter, OF WILLIAMSBURG, are at the
Behler.
Mrs. Captain Wickham, Of the South
Side, is visiting friends at doWn'the'
river towns.
General Manager George Heard, OF
the Natural Gas Company OF West Viz
GINA, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. William Cruikshank, Of Greer &
Laing's, got home yesterday from an
extended tour in Europe.
Mrs. N. b. Scott returned home yes
terday after rusticating for few weeks
on Mr.. SCOTS farm in Belmont county.
Mr., George Lutz. OF the firm OF
Trimble & Lutz, left yesterday after
noon Tor Weston, where his firm Is
putting in some work in private houses
there.
Mrs. Thomas Smouse, who left Wheel.
ing to attend tho funeral Of the deceased
pastor OF her former home, Grafton, re-
turned home, accompanied by her little
daughter, Blanche.
Miss Isabel Irwin, OF North Main
street, gave an informal farewell din.
ner party yesterday afternoon compli-
mentary to Mr.. Joe Speidel, who leaves
next Saturday to enter Yale College.
Mr.. Charles B. OFT last night gave a
novel party, the features being an old
table covered with an old fashioned red
cloth, with tin plates and cups OF o
nondescript order. Store boxes covered
with planks answered for chairs.
Mr.. NJ. F. Giesey aud family have
Just removed from their cottage on the
Moundsville camp ground to their ele'
CANT new house on Market street Just
north OF Twenty.second. This is one Of
the finest houses in that part OF town.
City Clerk Thoner and Rich Wilkie
came home yesterday from their camp
on Fishing creek. Clerk Fee will re.
turn tomorrow. They report good
time, barring the rain. They claim
that the party caught fish before the
storm and turtles after.
Superintendent O. L Williams. Of the
Ohio River road, ]. A. Hall, S. +.
Young, ]. D. Lippincott, R, II. Thomp.
son and Il. v. Iafner, Of Pittsburgh,
andS. @. Millbourne, Of New York, a
jolly lot OF freight and passenger agents
OF various lines, are quartered at the
Mcclure.
Prof. John NJ. Birch has received d
letter from Lieut. W. O. +. Muir. the
United States naval officer detailed to
have charge of the military department
at the Linsly the coming year, In which
he says he expects to arrive here Fri.
day morning. He 10 now visiting
friends in Kentucky.
Mr.. Frank Stanton and NJ. Marsh and
families will return to Wheeling to-day
from the Moundsville camp grounds.
Mrs. William Hastings, Mrs. Dean, Mrs.
Daniel Bodley, ], H. Zevely and family,
Noah Beck and family and Mrs. Robb
and family left the camp grounds yes
terday for Wheeling, and Mr.. A. L.
Pelly and family for Benwood.