The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

otfauscFs III tho Sity anu Nncolius EoiSs
Abroad.
MisH Grove, OF Charleston, is 4 guest
at the Mcclure.
J. W. Boyers, Of siste:svillc. is 4 guest
OF the Windsor.
Prof. John A. Meyers, OF Morgantown,
is at the Windsor.
Ex-senator +. J. Baxter, OF Sutton, ia
a guest ut the Stamm.
Phil II. Keys, OF Keyser, registered ut
the Windsor Inst night.
G. G. VanderhoT, of Buckhannon,
autographed Mt the McLurc.
Basil T. Bowers, Of Now Martinsyille,
Is in the city, a guest at the Stamm.
+. NJ. Durbin, tho we'll known
Petersburg banker, is a guest a. the
McL.urc.
Judge John Brannon, OF Weston, is
In tho city, and figures IN the McLure
register.
Joseph A. Kline. OF Pittsburgh, who
is to have charge OF the Elks' side show,
is at the Mcclure.
John Mcmahon and W. Forsyth, OF
sis!ersvillc. are among the West Viz
ginians ut tho Windsor.
Misses Rose aud Minnie McGraw, OF
Grafton. are here on a shopping expedi.
ton and arc guests Of tho McLurc.
Mrs. Small and Miss Brent, OF
Parkorsburg, are at the McLure They
arc here to attend tho Episcopal coun-
Gil.
Rev. William WykotF, OF Talmage, O.,
arrived in tho city Yesterday. to attend
the wedding of his brother, Mr.. Newton
Wykoi.
Justis Erskinc, Of New Martinsville;
F. Swectland. OF Sis,ersville. and Charles
Rogers. OF Centrn Point, arc at tho
Behler.
Miss Ella Smousc, of East Fifteenth
street, left this morning to spend n few
days with Aliss LOTTO Hirsh, OF Nc
Alechen.
Mrs. Burk Watson aud Lou Archie,
OF the South Side, left yesterday for
Kent, Ohio. to visi! her sister, Mrs.
George Roll.
Charles D. NJ. Cole and A. Z. Crocker,
Of New York. representing the Ameri-
can Telephone & Telegraph Company,
arc at the Mcclure.
Mr.. V. B. Archer, OF Par~liersburg, the
Ohio River Railway Company's counsel,
is in tho city, accom- panied by Mr.. Ii.
Ii. Moss. They are at the Mcclure.
G. F. Brown, Of Utica, n. Y, and
"Parson' s.. A. I~laines, OF indianapolis,
are among the out-of-state people in at
tendance on the Episcopal council in
session here.
Supreme Court Judges N. II. Dent, OF
Grafton; John W. English, OF Point
Pleasant, and Homer a. Holt, Of Lewis
burg, and Clerk 0. S. Long, Of Charles.
ton, are at tho Windsor.
Mrs. p. II. Schiller, OF Warrington;
e. Z. Dunlap, OF West Liberty; G. n.
Shackcliord, Of Glenvillc, and William
Tucsle. OF Grafton, are among those who
registered 4, the Ssamm yesterday.
Charles E. VanKeuren, Will Nickel
vey and little Charley VanKeuren were
out on Fish creek yesterday, and me,
with such success Historically speaking
that the Eankeuren WON'T have to
p~atronize fish dealers Tor many moons
so they say.
Mias Emma Vogel was united in mar.
riage at 0 o'clock last night, at the homo
OF her parents on Fourteenth street. to
Mr.. Newton Wyloi, OF tho NelfS com.
posing rooms. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker, OF tho
Fourth Street N. Z. church.
.u
The friends OF Mr.. Austin Beach in
this city, both in journalistic and social
circles, will be gra;ilicd to hear OF his
success in the Pittsburgh newspaper
field, having recently been promoted to
tho city editorship OF the Times Of that
city. .As n graduate OF the ISrELtIdry-
GER, his former associates in this office,
take great pride in his rapid advance.
ment, and in, extending 10 him their
congratulations hope that his ~"scoops'
may DO many and his disappoiutments
co:rcspopdingly few.