The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-22
ABOUT PEoPLE
strangers in the city aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Morgan Billingsley, Of FairmOnt is in
the city.
Hon. John B. Floyd, Of Charleston, is
at the Mcclure.
Prof, Ricardo Ricci has returned
from New York.
C.E. Reynolds, Of Clarksburg, was at
the stamm yesterday.
Joseph Taylor OF Huntington, was at
the Windsor yesterday.
Mr. O. O. Ridenour, of Clarksburg, ia
visiting friends in the city.
Editor r. L, Horner, OF the Parkers'
burg Sentinel, was in the city yesterday
J.E, Robinson, ]. A, Aldrich and w,
Jones, OF Warrington, were here yes
terday,
State Senator D. A. Dorsey and Post
master-to.be Simpson, OF Moundsville,
were up Saturday.
Mrs. John G, Tomlinson, with her
little son, Ia visiting her sister, Mrs. w,
]. Tappan, at Mansfield, Ohio.
A. B. Champion. Of the street railway
company, was here yesterday and re-
turned to Cincinnati last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Of the Is.
land, have been called to Pittsburgh on
account OF the serious illness OF Mr.
Wilson's sister,
Mrs. Edith Poundstone, OF Cincin'
natl, has returned home after apleas'
ant visit with her parents on South
Penn street, Island.
DR.. James Howells, OF Bridgeport,
who has been in Philadelphia during
the winter attending lectures, Ia homo
on visit to his parents.
saturdaylCapt, Henry seamon loft for
Chicago, where his firm will have fine
exhibit Of Wheeling stogies and other
articles of its manufacture.
John L. MendeI, has resigned his po-
sition as conductor and tenor in the
choir OF st. Matthew's P. L. church. He
has had charge for ten years.
Mrs. jennie Keepers, nee Norton, has
returned, and will remodel tho old Nor
ton homestead, near Portland, up the
river, and reside there in tho future.
@. L. Ellis, OF Fairmont; o. E.
Pointer, OF sistersville; @ A. Glendcn'
ing, OF Huntington, and r. /. Talking
ton, OF Fairmont, were at the Behler
yesterday,
Mr.. A. G. stollenwerck has severed
his connection with the Wheeling pot
terry and left Saturday evening with his
wife and child for their former home in
Baltimore.
Capt. Lou S. Delaplaine returned last
night from Washington, D. O. He
thinks his chances for a good position
are still unimpaired. He thinks also
that Wood Daley will pretty surely be
assistant United States attorney gen.
eral.
1t is certainly coincidence that
Rev. Drs. Birch and Dickey, leading
counsel on opposite sides in the Briggs
case, before the Presbyterian general
assembly, have brothers in Wheeling,
Hon. John NJ. Birch and DR.. John l..
Dickey, both OF whom formerly taught
together in the Linsly institute.
General Manager A. G. Blair, Audi
tor D. Adams, General Superintendent
Q. A. Wilson and General Freight
Agent ]. +. Townsend, OF the Wheeling
G Lake Erie railroad, were here Satur-
day in the special Pullman car Claw
renee" They were Just finishing up O
tour OF inspection over the road.
The Misses Mollie and Amelia
sChwertfeger, OF the Island, left satur.
day on the Iron Queen for q two months
trip. Three weeks will be spent in Gin
cinnati, and then Pt. Pleasant, W. Va,
will BIO visited. Miss Amelia is to be d
bridesmaid at Pt. Pleasant the second
week in July, at the marriage Of Miss
Sarah Armstrong, a daughter Of Capt.
John Armstrong, formerly OF the Is
land.