The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
ApouT PEOPLE.
Strangers III tho crtyuud whoO,In: Folks
Abroad,

Hero Ia I, funny item from the Petos-
kew, Mich, HeraM, which Wheeling
people will appreciate: Several proml.
nent West Virgiuians have been quar-
tered for tho last week ut the Oriental.
Among them arc Hon. John Bodiey, OK.
congressman Of the First congressional
district Of West Virginia, Col. William
II. ExIoy, who fought calamity nll
through tho late unpleasantness with
fighting Gen. ZOO Hooker and was pro-
ino,ed for bravery ut the battle OF Look
out Mountain, and Corporal r. Snod-
grass Irwin, who dii noble service in
Capt. Robert uamiltou's company OF
L. Pa.
Mr.. Will d. Day Is at Mountain Lake
Park.
CIV. Stewart, Of sistcrsville, is at tho
Stamm.
U. N. Arnett, IT,, OF Fairmont, is a
Behlcr arrival.
Lou Swabacker left yesterday for Now
York for business trip.
Miss Anna Powell spent yesterday
with friends down the river.
Robert Kline, OF tho chemical engine
force, is home from Mt. Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. CSChiids, of Sisters.
vile, figure on tho Stamm register.
S. seigel and /. Fettcrmau, Of Clays-
vile, were at the Stamn yesterday.
Dr., Thomas McKennan, OF Washing
ton, Pu., was in Wheeling Saturday.
William Moosmann and wife, OF
Parkersburg, aro guests at the stamm.
Mrs. Jacob W. Grubb aud children
arc homo from trip to the scashOre.
George Given, OF Wcllsburg, was hero
and autographed at the Mcclure last
evening.
q. W. Watson and Miss Lucy L. Wat
son, OF Fairmont, arc in the city, guests
at tho Windsor.
Charles Schmidt, Of tho boord OF pub.
lie works, and family aro homo from u
visit to tho lakes.
William X. Dodley has returned from
an cxtondod trip in tho south, aud is u
guest ut tho Stamm.
Tho wiio and family Of Fred Happy
have gone to Detroit. Mich, and other
places in that state on an extended visit.
Harry Gottmanu and Sam Samuois,
two vol known Steu6enviIle people,
werc hero OIL Sunday, guests ut tho
Windsor.
Miss Sophia Braniiass, OF Fifteenth
street, loft yesterday for few weeks
visit with Miss Clara WiedobusclI, ut
Moundsville.
II. Row. Archbishop John !. Kahn.
who has boon n guest at tho episcopal
residence here for several days. will 70.
turn home to-day.
Mrs. Carrie Crawford, assistant libra.
rian, is visiting relatives near Philadel.
phia. Miss Anna Sage Is temporarily
filling Mrs. CrawfOrd's place.
NJ. 7. Smith aud J. NJ. Black, OF MAN.
ninGton, ". II. Aspin, OF Sistersvillc.
and X T. Phillips, Of Mcdonald, were
among tho oil mon at the Bchler.
Among tho excursionists In tho city
yesterday was J. Is. o'NeiIl. OF MeHees.
port. Ho aud his companion were eli.
ter.ainod by his old friend. William
Conard.
Miss Myrtle Fonlo. OF I.occhburg. Pa,
who has been visiting relatives hero for
tho past month, returned TO hOr homo
last week, accompanied by her cousin.
Miss Amy Rogers.
Messrs. Edward and Charles Moyc,
Of Pittsburgh, came down yesterday
and spent tho day with their brother,
Rev. Father Moyc. Of St. Joseph's
Cathedral. They returned in the eve.
ming.
S. Reamor, G. ]. Plumersham and
Charles II. Anderson. Of tho HOLLY
Water Works Company. Lockport,
n. Y, wore hcr0 yesterday aud in
spcctch tho now Wheeling water works
pumping station recently built by this
firm.