The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-25
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in tho city anA whOcllng Folks
Abroad.

@. P. Schambra and Frank Cruise loft
for Chicago yesterday.
Ralph Heyman left yesterday on q
business trip to eastern cities.
Louis Schaub, his wife and son lett
yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Wheeler Bachmau will leave to-day
on u visit to Mountain Lake Park.
Will LaughIin. OF Cleveland, is visit
ing relatives in the city and vicinity.
Dr.. J. @. Hupp and family are spend.
ing several weeks ut Mountain Lake
Park.
W. II. Manning has returned from 4
trip through the Now England states
ana the west.
Misses Mary and Alice Bailey re-
turned yesterday from u pleasant visit
to Steubenvillo.
Carl Hagodom and John Klein, OF tho
Eighth ward, have returned from u
visit to Washington, Pa.
Charley Trueman, Of Bridgeport, was
made happy on Sunday morning by
tho arrival OF a pretty girl baby.
Miss Decie Hamilton, late principal
OF tho Eighth ward school, was among
Yesterdays departures for Chicago.
Miss Emma DeMars and guest, Miss
Cook, OF Steubenville, went to Wheel
ing, w. Va, this morning. -NortCa&, O,
Press.
Henry Florshoim, the %well-known
FinleyvilIe coal operator, has gone to
Atlantic City with his family to stay a
month.
II. q. Kraft, OF Parkcrsburg; T. H..
Armstrong, Of Point Pleasant, and A.
b. Mason, OF Morgantown, are stamm
arrivals.
Col. LIE Gage Pratt, OF Charleston,
manager of the West Virginia KeelOy
Institute, registered yesterday at tho
Windsor.
Mr.. Henry Niehous, jr., Of McKoes.
port, Pa, who has boon visiting rela-
tivcs in the city for the past two weeks,
has returned home.
Superintendent G. L. Williams and
other Ohio River railway officials
were in tho city yesterday and reg
lstereu NJ the MCLurc.
Miss Mary Woitzel, Miss Mamie Ri
ley and Archie Riley have zone to sum-
mertield, Ohio, where they will remain
during tho heated term.
Misses Blanche and Della Euston, of
St. Louis. who have been visiting Miss
Sophia Carr, OF Pleasant Valley, left
yesterday for New York.
Colonel G. b. Chancellor, West Vir.
ginin Worlds Fair commissioner, OF
Parkcrsburg, was in the city a few
hours yesterday afternoon.
j. L. McCoal, of Parkersburg, ycstcr-
day came up with his brother, who is
suffering from typhoid fever. He
placed the latter in the City hospital.
Gen. Van Il. Bukey, of Parkersburg,
is in tho city, accompanied by Rev. DR..
CLANCY, Of Atlana, Ga. Rev. DR..
CLANCY is u minister oil tho Unitarian
church.
Miss Flora RodenbaCk, accompanied
by her uncle, II. Ii. Walls, Of Bedford,
Ind, lett to visit relatives ut that place.
She will also visit the Worlds Fair
while away.
Mr.. Harry II. Mcbride, who has boon
absent from tho city for the past two
years, was home for II lew days to visit
his mother, Mrs. Maggie Mcbride, OF
South Chaplinc street.
Mr.. Tom ConiF, Of steubenvillc, with
his wife aud children, has been visiting
Mrs. ConilT's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crogan, on the South Sido. lio loft Tor
home yesterday, but bis vito and family
will remain through tho week.
MI. A. Herman, OF Geneva, Ohio.
who has been tho guest OF Mrs. Maggie
Mcbride, OF South Chaplino street, has
returned homo after having Il pleasant
timo among his friends aitOr an ab.
senCo OF t%wonty.nino years from this
city.
Mr.. X. Hogo arrived homo yesterday
morning from q visit to tho Worlds
Fair. llo says there has never boon
anything on this earth to equal II, aud
that no Words have yotbeOn coined that
adequately describe Its immensity and
grandeur.
Mrs. DR.. John Fulton and sister, Mrs.
Horace Rose, OF J%ohnstown, returned on
Friday from n visit to their sister, Mrs.
John NJ. Sweeney, Elm Grove, ". Va.
w. II. CRADLE, OF Wheeling, w. Va, Ia
spending a few days vacation with
friends in Washington. - Washington,
Pa, Reporter
j. D. Miller, Of Kingwood, j.. u.
Knott, OF Huntington j. H. Long, Of
Falrviow, 4, q. DockO. Of MiddlObourne,
h. $. Morgan, Of Shiloh, l.. o. Bills, OF
81 MNry's, II II, McC0nh and O. Coast,
Of Ravcnswood, W. II. llayman, OF
Willow Grove, and l. ]. McGce, Of BELLE.