The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
S%trauGcrsIu tho City md Wheeling Folks
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~StranEcrsln tho City nni wheeling FOLKS
=. Abroad.
Miss Ella Hunter is tho guest Of
Wheeling friends.
George A. Wickham, OF Sistcrsvillc,
is q Windsor arrival.
A. Y. Snodgrass, OF Warrington, reg
isterOd ut the Windsor
C. n. Robb, OF PNrkersburG, registered
at tho Windsor yesterday.
Rev. Father Duffy, Of Wollsburg, is
guest OF friends in the city.
J. 7. Thompson, Of Fairmont, was n
Windsor guest yesterday afternoon.
J. +. Cassell, OF Pittsburgh, OF the
Baltimore & Ohio, ia At the Mcclure.
Mrs. Todd, OF Linden avenue, Steuben-
vile, is tho guest OF friends in this city.
Mr.. Charles B. OFT is Off on n trip
through the west for the United Sattes
Glass Company.
Mr.. J. c. Hale, OF Central City, Hunt.
ington's thriving industrial suburb, is
at tho Windsor.
]. A. Gartlau, OF Fairmont, a well
known oil operator, is here, and auto
graphed ut the Mcclure.
Mrs. r. +. Semple, OF Steubenville, is
tho guest OF her sister, Mrs. James VI.
Hammond, on the Island.
Mrs. O. C. Ticc, OF Cincinnati, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ben. S. ALI
son, OF tho Garden Spot"
p. Van Hcaton, OF New York, former.
ly OF this city, is in tho city on n Dusi-
ness visit, and registered ut the Nc
Lure.
Will Woodruff, OF the Ncws, left last
night for Terra Alta to attend the
funeral OF 4 young brother who died
Monday.
Carl R. Jones, OF Memphis, is in this
city, and was n visitor ut the glass eX-
change yesterday. He is al extensive
glass buyer.
c. B. Remington, OF New York, repre-
sentative OF the New York Lie Insurance
Company, is in the city, and auto
graphed ut the McLurc.
Mr.. Harry Browne, who has been
visiting his relatives and friends for the
past two weeks, left yesterday for his
place OF business, ST. Paul, MINI.
Judge c. P. Snyder, OF Charleston,
formerly 4 circuit court judge and
representative from the Third district,
is in the city, n guest Of tho Mcclure.
Thomas Flowers, OF Warrington; NJ.
NJ. McDougail. OF Pennsboro; j.. n.
Freeland, OF Burton, and Frank John
son, OF New Martinsvillc, are guests OF
the Behler.
Artist George ". Storm is q guest at
the Brunswick hotel for Il few days, ell
route to Pittsburgh, where he has en-
gagements to paint portraits OF promi-
ncnt people.
Col. Robert White and J. b. Ewing,
OF Wheeling. were in Moundsville yes
ierday, attending to legal business in
tlIeC G. Quinn assignment case before
the circuit court.
?. j. Menoguc, OF Fair Haven; Joseph
Hartman, jr., OF Warrington; C. W.
Stewart, OF Sistersville; Mrs. W. Brown,
OF M~organtown, and Oscar Jensins, OF
Parkersburg, are among tho West Vir-
sinia people at the Stamm.
John Dunn, OF Brilliant, formerly OF
the Wheeling base ball club, who play
cd base ball with the Montgomery, Ala.
club last season. has signed and will
play third base with the Eastons, Of the
Eastern Pennsylvania league.
a telegram to tho ISTELLIGEScrr from
Cumberland, Nd, received last night,
announces the death there last even
inc, from heart failure, OF Mrs. J. Smith
Johnson, formerly OF Wheeling, and n
sister OF Messrs. Albert and Jesse Lewis.
Rev. c. B. Henthorne, of Bridgeport,
writes from Il noted water cure in the
state OF New York, where he has been
for the past three weeks, that he is re.
covering from his illness. and hopes
soon to be able to return home and re-
sumo his pastoral duties.