The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-24
AHouT rEoPLE
Strangers IL the clty aad whSslIaE Felix's
Abroad.

Strangers u the CITY aad whssliag fotks
Nv. Carney. of Norwood, is a Behlef
NIX y. Heating. oisi.tsuvilI'. was a: the
IA. On. Of Salem, was at the Wind
scr yesterday.
W. II. Foys, Of Zasssville, was CUES.
ut the Windsor
Allen Wells, Of Long Reach, was in
the city yesterday.
s. II. Hammond. OF Weiliburg, is a
guest at the Windsor
DR.. j. A. Campbeit has returned from
visit 10 SykssVille, Md.
Miss Eva Henry, Of Glencoe. Ohio, ia
visiting Wheeling friends.
Edward Martin, Of steubsngille, Is the
guest OF South Side friends.
Mr.. James Cadoney has retained from
q trip through Pennsylvania.
Miss Aggic Mile is visiting Miss
Aggle Spence, at steubenville.
Miss Nebei, Of the South Side, is 70.
covering from M attack Of quinsy.
George r. Grafton. Of Marietta. auto
graphsd at the Windsor yesterday.
George D. Thorn son, well known
sistersviIle man, 10 McLure guest
Patrick Corners. of Pittsburgh. is
visiting friends in South Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Metz and son Fred
left for New York and Atlantic City.
Roy D. Naylor left last evening over
the Baltimore & Ohio for Atlantic City.
Edward Reed leaves to-day for trip
down the S.. Lawrence and through
Canada.
Al. Prichasd, Of Warrington, was
here yesterday aud autographed at the
Windsor.
Howard Thompson. Of Butler. one OF
the proprietors Of the Mcclure, was here
yesterday.
Miss LueIIa Ross, of stsubenvllIs, il
visiting her cousin, Miss Siola Radclltl,
Of this city.
Mrs. Mary Bower has been on visit
to her daughter, Mrs. William kines. at
Glencoe, ohio.
Mayor II. II. Smith, OF Toronto, was
in tho city yesterday aud autographed
at tho Windsor.
Will ]. Alexander. QUO Of steuben-
ville's prominent bikers, figures on the
Mcclure register.
D. Daily, G. NJ. Gardiner, N. o. Mooney
and Henry smith were among the Sig
tersviiie people at the Behier yesterday.
Morton @. Stout, of Baltimore. was
hcre yesterday looking after his local
interes. in the tailoring firm, Morton q.
Stout & Co,
John G. Leasurc, OF Leasure & Wills. OF
the South Side. is attending tho Wetzei
county fair in tho interests Of tho Ohio
Valley Farmer.
Mrs. o. Il. Koen and daughter, OF
Manningtoni and Miss Reynolds. OF
Woodlands. arc among yesterdays M
rivals at the Stamm.
Joseph Hartman, it,, Of Warrington !;
NJ. J. IIoovis, of Clintonville;> j. II.
Cole, OF ParkersburG, aud G. L. Gibson,
Of Huntington, arc Stamm arrivals.
Mr.. E. D. Bodley. Of Chicago, who has
been visiting bis parents In this city.
yesterday returned to the Windy City.
MIR. Bodiey is now n prosperous attOr-
ney.
George Davis and R. Mcdowell. OF
Washington, Pa, wheelmen, arrived in
town last night on their wheels. They
arc en- route home after n tour in the
west.
Dan Stephens, of Buch; S. D. Thomp-
son and wife, OF Sistorsville; W. 7.
Maris, OF Mcdonald, Pa, and J. b.
Rudy, Of Little Washington, arc guests
at the BehleF.
Mrs. G. L. VanKeuren and son
Charles, and Mrs. George L. burst,
children and sisters left yesterday morn.
lug for Oakland, where they will rusli.
cate for week.
w. G. Inch, Of Pittsburgh, a we'll
known travelling man, who trotted
around tho globe with the SpauldtDg
tourists seyesa! years ago, figures Oh the
Mcclure register
Capt William List, Of the Commercial
Bank, and ]. R. AIcCortney, Of the Bell
aire iron works. leave to-day on a trip
to Lake Superior, sailing from Cleye.
land this evening.
Jabob Loos, OF Wheeling, was calling
on his friend, Charles Vogel, last night.
Miss Mary Reynolds, Of this city, has
been appointed one OF the judges in the
art department Of tho Wheeling fair
next week.-!SeuGnritLe Herald
The West Haven. Connecticut, Times
records the birth Of son to Mr.. Q. L.
Whitney, formerly Of Wheeling. The
first wiio Of Mr.. whitney was once n
noted singer at st. Matthews church.
She also sang frequently at tho Opera
House. He was for many years the
agent of tho @. & P. railroad at this
place.