The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-13

Muidoon's marble works at Louisville,
and will remain in Wheeling until Sat
urday. Mr. sheekoy is accompanied by
his wife.
F. A. Britt, formerly city clerk Of
Wheeling, now q prosperous brick con;
tractor Of louisville, Ky, is visiting old
Wheeling friends and relatives.
L A. Thomas, OF Addison; 7. Q.
Fitzgerald, OF Holly Grove, ind Joseph
Good, Of ParkerIburg, are among the
Wost Virginians who figure on the
S.amm register.
Rev. F. II. J. King and wife, Of Wheel.
Ing, stopped OF hero to-day to visit their
son, Jennings n. King. Rev. and Mrs.
King arc on their way to tho NJ. + con-
ference at Observation-Disclosures Hsr-
alb
Miss Fannie Morris, OF Wheeling, re-
turned homo yesterday after pleasant
visit with tho Misses Foley on Thir-
teenth street. Miss Blauch Foley &c
companied her and will pay her visit
Huntington Herald.
S. s. Stone, OF selden; J. Dewitt OF
Muses. Bottom; W. G. Moore, OF Man.
nington; s. Aukrom, Of st. Mary'si ..
L. Moore, OF Parkersburg, and @. O.
Eisenbarth, OF Now Cumberland, arc
guests at the Behler.
Miss Lizzie Garyin left yesterday for
Genesee, ILL.,, 10 visit her cousin, Mrs.
Lizzie Garvin Thornton, whose hus-
band, Rev. N. W. Thornton, Is presi-
dent OF the dcnesee Collegiate Institute,
Presbyterian institution.
R S. Davidson, OF Scotch Ridge;
Hugh Stuart, Of Fenton, and u. Zim-
norman, NJ. Zimmerman and Frank
Zimmerman, OF Bowling Green, Ohio.
were a party Of Grand Army mon who
visited Wheeling yesterday. They reg
isterod at the Van Keuren.
Mr.. George F. Miller, Of Huntington,
vice president OF the First National
Bank there, and brother Of Internal
Revenue Commissioner Joe" Miller,
with Messrs. Addison Thompson and
W. B. McGreror, also we'll known Hunt
ingtonians, are guests at the Windsor.
Prof. George Ladd, OF Yalo college,
who has boon spending several days in
this vicinity, Visiting his brothers.in-
law, Mcssra. A. P. and W. F. Tallman,
returned yesterday TO tho east. Hc Is
at the head Of tho psychological depart
ment Of Yale. and is native Of eastern
Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Bodley and son, james,
Mrs. James Bodley aud Miss Helen
Harrison, Of New Orleans. who have
been spending the summer at the
Moundsyille camp grounds and with
friends In this city, left for homo via
OF Washington, d. G., and staunton,
Va, last evening.
Mr.. Samuel B. McColloch, long cletk
Of the circuit court here, now Of 81,
Paul, Mimi, has been attending the e.
A. X. encampment at Pittsburgh this
week, and marched in tho procession
with his old Wheeling comrades. He
10 expected to visit his old home to-day
on his way to tho west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eof. Of Kansas
City, formerly oil this city, arc here to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. John Roc
NOR, Mrs. EoH's mother. Sho will be
remembered rs q charming vocalist,
and her husband, also, as an accom-:
plished musician. Both arc natives OF
this city. Mr.. EotI being tho sou Of the
late B. NJ. EOl.
William II. Lash and William II.
Lash. jr.. and wife. Of bennington, Kas..
are visiting old friends in this vicinity.
Thoy have on exhibition at tho Stamm
Hause pair OF horns taken from
Kansas COW, that measure elk feet and
four inches from tip to tip. They aro
handsomely mounted and form o strik-
ing ornament In tho hotel Office.