The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

CIV. Hasgerty, OF Warrington, regis
tered at tho BehleE.
J. S. Stewart, Of New MarLinsyille,
registered at the stamm.
John Robins, of Now Cumberland,
was at the Behler yesterday.
n. ]. Crooks and L. c. Hine, OF Key
ser, figure on tho stamm register.
w. Z. Mallory, q Woods1eld lawyer,
is in town, guest at the Windsor.
A. ]. Russell, of siStersvills, one Of
that towns well known oil operators, 10
at the Windsor.
Oscar Jenkins, Of Parkershurg, and
Commodore Hood, OF shinnston, are
guests Of tho Stamm.
Hon. L @. sommerville, OF Point
Pleasant, a prominent Mason county
man, was here yesterday.
Mrs. Capt. John Francis and family,
OF the Island, have gone to Lakeside,
Ohio, to spend the summer.
G. A. GIendenning, lumber man Of
Huntington, is hore on one Of his Ire
oueut visits, a guest Of the Boiler.
State Superintendent OF Schools Virgil
A. LOWS, OF Charleston, was ut tho
Stamm yesterday en- route to the state
capital.
Captain T. ]. Hindc, Of tho Ohio
River road, who has boon enjoying a
weeks vacation, goes back to work this
morning.
W. II. Foye. OF GAINESVILLE, auditor Of
tho Adams Express Company, is hero
on business visit an arrival ut tho
Windsor.
Mrs. William schwertiCger and Miss
Eva Wilson returned yesterday from
two weeks visit to the springs ut
Cambridgeboro, Pa.
Charlie Freeman. an eight-year:old
child. was instantly killed near New
ark, Ohio, Tuesday evening by west
bound passenger train.
Mr.. George W. Eckhardt, jr., last
evening celebrated his tlfty-ilrst birth.
day, n number OF his friends being pres
ent and all enjoying good time.
Rt Rev. Monsignor Sullivan 10 n
guest at tho Cathedral for few days
after IN eastern trip. He will probably
leave for European tour shortly.
Wheeling Lodge A. F. & A. N. tho
other evening presented to MIR. Henry
Speyer one OF the CostliGst and hand
soonest Masonic badges ever seen in the
city.
Henry Hoffman, we'll known young
man of the South Side. was rendered
surprise party last night, tho affair be-
ing in honor Of his twenty-ftth
birthday.
On Monday next Mr.. Anton Rey-
mann, with his daughters, Misses Anna
and Emma, will leave for shart trip to
Europe, 10 visit HE son, Laurence, and
daughter. Miss Nettie, who are at
school there.
Mrs. Richard Taggart, Of Toronto,
Ohio, and Miss Sarah 1arr. Of Oakland,
Pa, who have been visiting friends on
Fifteenth street, left for their homesyes-
terday morning.
Prof. James NJ. Lee, OF Huntington,
superintendent Of the city schools there
aud formerly identified with the cause
OF education in this vicinity. is here,
and autographed ut tho Mcclure.
George Heard, Of Pittsburgh,
general manager OF tho Natural Gas
Company, OF West Virginia, and Em.
mitt Queen, n big Pittsburgh oil
magnate, are in the city on business
visit and registered at tho McLurc.
Bert Umstead, OF Wheeling, was q
visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Min.
ME Huff has returned from visit TO
Wheeling friends. Don Norman, OF
Wheeling, spent tho Fourth In tho city
a, tho guest OF Prof. ]. A. Raynos.-
tSttubsnriic Herald.
Mrs. Charles Hancher and Miss Shop
hard, Of Wheeling, and Misses Annieand
Carrie Wagner, oil Cadiz, arc charming
guests OF Mrs. V. MCEldowney. They
took in tho races in landau. Mrs.
Kate Crogan, OF Wheeling. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thomas ConiE
tcRUiiie GI:dte.
John NJ. Brown, who was n delegate
to tho general assembly Of tho United
Presbyterian church, held ut Albany.
Oregon, arrived homo yesterday. Mr..
aud Mrs. Brown spont some timo in
travelling through California and other
Pacific states. They were well pleased
with tho country and their trip, and
ran tho blockade on the railroad with
out much trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Grafton, of Wheel
ing, arc in the city spending tho Fourth
with thoir old friends, says tho StUuDen'
vile Herald. Mr.. Grafton is general su-
pcrintondent OF tho Wheeling Corrugat.
ing Company. He has taken out twenty.
six patents on machines, roofing and
ceiling since no has been with tho firm
and has other applications in the patent
office. Tho firm usually employs from
eighty 10 Que hundred mon, but Mt the
present timo have few less than that
number.