The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger, In tho CITY aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

A. G. sorg, of Parksrsburg. is Wind
sor arrival.
]. E. Peck, jr.. of Logan G. H, is at
the Stamm.
GU. Davis aud wife, Of Clarksburg,
are ut the Windsor.
Miss Lolita Gardner, Of Sistersville, is
a guest at the Windsor.
W. E. MayGeld, OF Conway, was a
Stamm arrival yesterday.
FEE. Williams, OF st. ClairsvilIe. fig.
ures on the Behler register
J. B. Finster, OF Weston, is in the
city guest at the Windsor.
Joseph Sullivan, of Peoria, Ills, is the
guest Of friends on the South Side.
DR.. c. W. Mercer and wife, of Dillon
vale, were Behler guests yesterday.
CIR. Denel, an oil man of Friendly,
was a guest at the Mcclure yesterday.
Sid Brister, Of Cleveland, drug sales
man we'll known here was i'll the city
yesterday.
Mrs ". E. MaIoney and Miss Edna
Maloney, of Woodsield, are guests at
the Mcclure.
Mrs. Robert E. McEldowney, OF New
Martinsville. was in the city, guest at
the Windsor.
Charles johnson, of the South Side is
able to be out after q severe illness OF
several weeks.
Mr.. Malcolm Brice left yesterday for
Europe, where he will take course in
an art school.
DR.. W. R. Taylor. was on the streets
yesterday for the first time since his re-
cent accident.
Mr.. @. A. Weaver. a we'll known
Moundsville business man, autographed
at the Windsor.
John Mcmahon, Of Sistersville, a well
known oil operator, figures on the
Windsor register.
Toney Stevens, of tho South Side, has
gone TO Fairmont, where he has ac'
cepted n position.
Mrs. Hupp, OF Lazearsville, who has
been visiting friends on the South Side,
returned home yesterday.
William Law HooG, an old WheeiinG
boy, now engaged In business at BsIti'
more, was Mcclure arrival.
Francis Blaney, OF the Straub Brew
ing Company, Pittsburgh, was here yes
terday, a guest at the Windsor.
John Lynch and Joseph Gallagher, OF
the South Side, have taken places in the
Bellaire boiler works aud will reside
there.
FL. La Motto, OF Baltimore, was here
Yesterday, and registered at the Stamm.
He il enroute west, aud is composer
of comic operas.
John Komplc, Jess Shafer and Joe
Bowman, South Side young men, lett
yesterday for down river points on a
hunting expedition that will last several
days.
Dr.. Homer @. Burgess, of Washing.
ton, D. G., and bride, nee Miss Maude
B. Dale, Of Dixon, ILL.,, were in the city,
guests OF Mr.. BURGESS sister, Mrs. N.
A. Noble.
General Manager George Heard. Mr..
Emmett Queen, Asa Say and Thomas
Leggett were a party of natural gas
ma0nates in the city yesterday from
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. II. +. Blaney, representing the
Straub Brewing Company. OF Pitts.
burgh, is among his numerous Wheel.
ing friends, and has as many good new
stories as ever.
r, NJ. Marshall, of GAINESVILLE; G. B.
West, OF Sistersville; George Morrow,
OF Fairmont; Mrs. s. L. Richardson and
Misc Flora Richardson, OF New Martins
vile, are Stamm arrivals.
L, Powell, of Fairmout; A. F. Wheel
er, William Forsyth. +. Sweetland,
Fred Ferguson, J. V. Higgans and Dem
mis- Cotland were among the Sistersville
people in town yesterday, guests at the
Behler.
Thomas ]. Nesbitt, the popular black.
smith, mot with serious accident yes
terday. A piece Of steel struck him on
tho back OF the hand, cutting n cash
TWO and one-half inches long aud one
inch deep. Drs. D. II. Taylor and W. A.
Taylor dressed the wound. He will be
laid up for several weeks.
Mrs. S. L. Leach, Of Rcd House; W.
II. Hall, Of Warrington; Jacob koontz.
Of New Martinsville; Capt. g. Shuvin,
Of Bethany; Dan Stephens and ]. DAILY,
Of Smithfield; L. L. Stewart, Of New
Martinsvile; ]. V. Higgins, Of Louman;
Dennis Coughlin, OF LitLleton, and L.
Whitman, Of Clarksburg, are among
the West Virginia people ut the Behler.