The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-16
ABOUT pEopLE.
Strangers in the CITY aud whOoIing folks
Abroad.

Abroad.
Porter Arnold, OF Arnold, W. Va, was
at the McLurc yesterday.
Mira. McConoughy, Of SteuGenvillc, 10
visiting friends in this city.
George B. Brown and wife and Miss
Sutton, OF St CIairsvilIc, were ut tho
Mcclure.
Mark Weller, the vol known Zancs.
willie man, was hero yesterday, u guest at
tho Mcclure.
J. A. Topping and B. NJ. Caldwell, Of
tho lEtna.Standard mills. are hshins on
Cheat river.
Mrs. II. Stark and Mrs. F. J. Apple,
Of Sistersyillc, registered at tho Wind
sor last evening.
Mrs. George f. Hitc. vito OF Rev. Dr..
Hitc, is the guest OF her mother in
North Wheeling.
A. G. Long, OF Parkcrsburg, was in
tho city yesterday and figured on the
Windsor register.
Archbishop J. J. Kahn, OF St. Louis, is
a guest at the Episcopal residence, on
thirteenth street.
William A. 1sott leaves to-day Tor
Cape May and eastern cities for
three weeks pleasure trip.
Miss George Huston, Of Wheeling, and
Miss Stella Weir, OF Brilliant, are visit.
ing friends in this city.-SteuCeHUilIe
Star.
Colonel James NJ. Leo, Of Huntington,
superintendent OF the Second Ctty's
public schools, Autographed at tho Nc
Lure.
W. Edwards, OF Warrington, and G.
s. Bradford aud wife, OF GAINESVILLE.
wore among Yesterdays arrivals ut the
Windsor.
Mrs. ]. NJ. KolIy and daughter.
Beatrice, of Steubenvil!c, passed
through this city last evening enroute
to Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Wilson. OF indianapolis,
who has boon visiting Miss jennie Nc
Donald, at Sl3 Main street, leaves for
her home to-day.
+. Bel, Of KelIoy's Island; G. 9. Hui.
ings, OF Sistersvillc, and L. +. Dilhel. OF
Cameron, were among the West Vir'
ginians at the Stamm yesterday.
L. P. WilIoughby, II. b. Beatty and II.
Snodgrass, of Warrington; NJ. ID. lIel.
mick and wife, Of Chenille, were among
the West Virginians ut the Behier.
Mr.. Hiram Nuznm. OF Nuzum's Mills.
ia in the city. the guest OF Fire Chief
llealy aud other friends. members Of
tho Wacht nm Rheim Fishing Club.
Yesterday the sad news was received
OF the death in Allegheny City on Mon
day evening OF Mrs. Alice Campbell.
vito OF Dennis Campbell. formerly Of
this city.
Ex-Mayor c. W. Seabright was among
the eastern tourists who left on the
carly Baltimore & Ohio train this
morning. He will combine business
aud pleasure.
Colonel Samuel Bowler" Harrison,
the eminent hotel nun and ltterateur,
leaves to-day for two weeks jaunt in
tho eilcte east. Atlantic City is on bis
visiting list this trip.
Mr.. Thomas Memminger, private sec.
rotary OF United States Senator Allen. OF
Nebraska, and his wife left yesterday
for Washington City, after visit to hia,
old homo at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. G. ". Brorkunier, returned yes.
to-day to Mountain Lake Park. Tho
family Ia spending the summer there
in tho cottage formerly occupied by
Tetano, tho Japanese minister
Miss Lotto Drandfass and tho Misses
nartong returned yesterday from visit
to Ohio towns. They report most Ell:
joyable timc, several large parties aud
picnics being giyou in their honor.
Tho members Of the city water board
aud Superintendent Varney, of tho
water works, will leave on Saturday for
Minneapolis, to attend the annual ma.
tional convention OF tho American Wa.
tor Works Association.
Tho following St Clairsville people
arc ut tho Stanm and will leave this
Inornin, for Atlantic City: John Pol
lock, vito and boy; Mrs. @. Y. Grove,
Mrs. George Jepson and daughter. Mrs.
J. A. Mitchell aud daughter. and Mrs.
Il. G. Amos.
Col. Robert Lewis iodine. OF Now
York, of the construction department
of tho American Telephone & Telegraph
Company. was here yesterday aud takO
tho last OF the mon employed on tho
construction OF the line to Columbus,
Ohio. He was Stamm guest