The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the otty aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

ID. W. hnlIbIugIons VI hRnulhksohb
autographed ut the Windsor.
w. G. Yeaton, OF Parkersburg.
figures on the Windsor register
Mr.. Peter Greer. of North Market
street, 10 eonyalescing after short ILL
mess.
N. B. Gregory and Mrs. E. R. Greg
DRY. Of Flushing. were guests at tue
Mcclure.
Otto J. Schaefer, Of Steubeuville, was
here yesterday and registered at the
Mcclure.
The autograph OF Joseph A. Klein. OF
'siIyer Age" fame, adorns tho Mcclure
register.
q. W. Brady, Of youngstown, well
known iron manufacturer. registered at
the Mcclure.
Frank Carenbauer, OF the McLure.
leaves to-day for Detroit, where he will
visit friends.
Mrs. Beatty and daughter, Of Man
nIngton, are among yesterdays arrivals
at the Windsor.
Captain Robert McEldowney. the
Wetzell county statesman, was stamm
guest yesterday.
Mr.. George W. Martin, editor Of the
Gazette, Of Brookfeid. No., Is the guest
Of Wheeling friends.
Travelling Freight Agents J. II. Lath-
rop and W. v. Tavener, Of Pittsburgh,
were here yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas II. Jones, Of Chicago,
with her little son, is visiting friends
and relatives in tho city.
Harry Asmus and wife. Of the South
Side, who have been the guests OF
friends In Pittsburgh, have returned.
George W. Boss, OF Belmont, promis
nent Peasants county citizen, was hero
Yesterday on business trip, guest ut
tho Mcclure.
Capt. William Robinson, of Bridge
port, returned Saturday from n three
weeks sojourn with friends and reIa-
tiyes in New York City.
Mrs. T. II. Hammond, Of Wheeling,.is
in the city visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. John Moulds, OF South Fourth
stroet.-StcubenUiilc Herald.
Emmett Queen and George Heard, OF
Pittsburgh, the latter general manager
Of the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia, were here yesterday.
William Wiedebusch. who has po-
sition with the United States geodetic
survey corps, is in the city for a day or
two. The corps will 20 south this week.
Mr.. Newt Downs. OF Cumberland.
Nd, who has been visiting his uncle,
Mr.. Warren Downs, OF 70 Thirty-lirst
street, returned to his home Saturday.
George W. Chcssell, the postal clcrk,
for several years a resident OF Mar
tins Forty, will this week remove his
family to Cleveland, which will DO their
future homo.
Mr.. Robert C. Dalzell left yesterday
for the east 10 place his son. Henry. in
school at Lawrenceville. n. j., and his
daughter, Miss Harriet, in q female
seminary at Boston.
NJ. Heating, Of sistersville; W. W.
Walker and Fred W. Bartlett, OF Man.
nine,on; J. A. Gartlan. Of Pittsburgh,
werc among the oil men who were at
the Mcclure yesterday.
]. A. Connolly, OF Littleton; ]. B.
Barnes, OF Warrington; e. N. Biggs, OF
Huntington; ]. 4. Griffith, baskerville,
and NJ. Gorroll, Of Algeria, are West
Virginians at the Behler.
W. W. Hulings. OF sistorsville; NJ G.
Lester, OF Wadestown; Joseph Hart.
man, IT., and J. S. Robinson, OF Manning
ton j. b. aud W. J. Mccoy, Of Sisters
vile, registered at the Stamm.
Mr.. John Heinlein, Henry Hoehle
and William Smith leave to-day for u
few days hunting trip in the wilds OF
Pennsylvania, and from all appearances
tho squirrels will suffer considerably.
Just tweuty-one years ago to-day Mr..
Martin Thornton landed in Wheeling,
and no started up a modest res.
taurant where Hibberd's plumbing
shop now is. Ho has seen great changes
in Wheeling in his time.
Mr.. Louis NIetzgar, OF North Main
street. celebrated his ifty-second
birthday yesterday. A large company
OF friends called to congratulate him.
and quite an ovation was rendered him
till late hour Of the evening.
Thomas V. Salisbury, who has been
chosen to represent this district in the
biennial session OF the National Carpen-
ters' and Joiners' Union, which meets
in indianapolis this week. left this
morning for that place.-Beltatrc hide
pendent
DR.. ]. J. Richardson, OF New Martins
willie, was at the Stamm yesterday On
route home from a European tour.
While on the other side the doctor at
tended tho international medical con-
gress. lie expects soon to locate in
Washington City.
Saturday evening the Opera House
orchestra and other friends called on
Mr.. Anton Rcymann, at his home on
Fifteenth street, and serenadod him,
the occasion being his birthday. Con-.
gratulations and good wishes were
showered upon him.
II. G. Holiday and six assistants will
leave shortly to enter the employment
OF tho national government in Alabama,
as ship carpenters on tho CoOsa river,
whore the government has engaged in
tho improving OF the river two boats
which were built by the Sweeneys here.
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