The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-17
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in the Guy anA whSssIsE Felix's
Abroad.


Nessrs. Startling, Henderson and Sam.
uol and William Iae2hrt, OF Pittsonrkh.
and ME. Alexander, Of SioubenTille. o..
who have been visiting friends At Vest
NiddtotoTn and 10 that vicinity, left
wednesday morning for Wheeling.
These young men are members Of 4 pc
des.rlan club and do not ride. Tho
Pittsburgh gsnllsmen came 70 Middle
town By way OF Steubeuyille. having
walked all the way, and arc now tramp
Ing the roads along with Ar. Alexander
10 Whealing. They arc tramps In one
sense OF the word, because they walk
they are gentlemen in another sense Of
the word, because they pay tbeir way.
-ITGEtiHgtOa Exporter.
A. Davis. Of Warrington, registered at
the Stamm.
Mis-. Albert MaiS is Waiting relatives
down the river.
A. J. Clark, Of Warrington, was a
widdsor arrival.
Mics Eva Walters is the guest Of Miss
Maud Little, at BarnesviIle.
George ]. Duiour, OF Warrington,
figures on the Windsor register
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Hancher have re-
turned home fEom Atlantic City.
Miss Anna McKelvcr, Of the Island,
is visiting relatives at St Clairsville.
JK. Davies, OF Morgantown, n well
known Shriner, was 4 McLuro arrival.
C. +. Moore aud George Getz, Of
Clarksburg. autographed at tue Wind
sor.
Tho jay circu" Company, sixteen
strong, registered at the Behler yesteF'
day.
Miss Myrtle Sample, OF Washington,
Pa. Is visiting Wheeling friends Tor 4
few days.
Chief Of Police McNichol went up to
Steubenvillo yesterday forenoon on
little business trip.
Rev. D. S. Hammond. Of Huntington,
who has been attending tho Mounds
vile camp meeting, Was at tho AcLase
last evening.
Capt. B. d. Dovener returned last
evening from a two weeks sojourn at
Mountain Lake Park. much refreshed
by the mountain air.
James CahilI, John Farrell and Joseph
and A. NJ. Tempel left over the Wheel
Ing and Lake Eric railroad yesterday
for Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
Mr.. Frank IL Warden, formerly of the
Western Union. has assumed charge OF
the office Of tho Postal Telegraph and
Nah1a Nan hany in this ritv
Mrs. Lou Morgan, OF this city, and
her friend Miss Laura Rice, Of West
Alexander, have been visiting Mrs. L.
n. Dunlap. Mt Washington, ra.
Peter Mack and vito, Of Parkers-
burg; James Lane. Of Warrington, aud
j.. L. Straight and wife, OF Fairnont,
were among yesterdays arrivals ut tho
Dehicr.
The following members OF tho Mari
eta ball team are at tho Van keuren:
K. B. Collins, 7. u. Francis. ". Nc
Laren, X. McCammon, G. rorpy, Hardy
Hudson, W. Ryan, tom" Thomas,
Arthur hastings, ". thinner and ]. L.
Brodie.
Mrs. Samuel letzkus and Miss Min.
me DrAuIOtu, WHO HeEc uluuHg bHp
Atlantic City excursionists who left over
the Baltimore & Ohio yesterday, will re-
main there few days and then spend
some time in Philadelphia. Baltimore
and other eastern cities.
Miss Irene Dickoy, South College
street, and Miss Emma Jackson. East
Wheeling street, havo returned from q
visit on the Island, at Wheeling, ". Va.
Frank Dunlap, drummer Tor Water
house Bros, OF Wheeling, was visitor
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. E. N. Dunlap, East Beau street,
IfaGhinqtOn, Pa, Reporter.
The GAINESVILLE. O.. Enterprise, says:
Mrs. Flora a. Williams, OF Wheeling,
spent few days last week visiting the
family OF her uncle, Joseph Gibson, and
other relatives and friends near Barnes.
vile. She still enjoys scenes OF "auid
lang syne." From hero she went TO
Atlantic City, where she joins her hus.
band iii few days recreation.