The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
ABOUT PEOPLE.
stransor.iu tie cI;rnns Wheeling Folk,


Abroad.
J. A. Smith, Of Amos, is at the BchleE.
William G. Poterkin, Of Parke-sburc,
is at the Windsor.
G. L. Caldwell, OF Wellsburg, is 4
guest at the Mcclure.
c. NJ. Hart. i well known C~lGrksburS
man, is n McLuro arrival.
S. D. Turner, OF ParkorsburS, figures
on the register ut the Mcclure.
E. Finley Kitson, of Sistevsrillc. auto
graphed at the Mcclure yesterday.
". c. Moore, 0! Warrington, and L.
y. Arnett, jr., OF Fairmoni, ure Behies
arrivals.
+. C. PcrsivaI, Of ManninGton, was
among yesterdays arrivals At the
Windsor.
s. B. Hall, OF New MartinsyillG, n we'll
known We,zel county man, is At the
Windsor.
John A. George, OF SistersriIle, was
in the city yesterday aud registered At
the Windsor.
Miss Annie Conant has returned
home after spending a week With Bell
ARE relatives.
Nj. W. y. Miller, OF parksTsourr, &c.
conpanied by his daughter, registered
at the Mcclure.
Miss Bessie Donaldson, OF Wheeling,
is the guest OF her cousin, Miss Nellie i.
Wiley, at Washington, Pa
Miss Maude Carter, OF Carnegie. a
suburb OF Pittsburgh. Pa, IS visiting
the Misses Carter at Ed:inG.on Lane.
Miss Carrie l. Miller, Q: Market
strect, has returned alter n two months
visits with friends At Eiwood City, Pa.
Mrs. Professor Roedcr, OF Washing
ton, D. C., is visiting tho family Of her
brother, Mr.. VIII Miller, on Thirteenth
street
Mrs. GEORGE L. Grow, Miss Crow,
Miss Anna Crow and Mrs. II. I. Plas;,
OF Jackson c. H., are guests at tho
Windsor.
George B. Stocking, OF Sis.orsvilie;
A. l. PrichGrd and john McMahon, OF
Sis,ersv!lle, are 4 trio OF oil men Al the
Windsor.
S. C. Moore, OF Proctor; DR.. e. S.
Wells. OF Sis,crsvi,lo; b. &. Moore, OF
Morgaatowl, and /. Jonea, o! CharIcg-
ton, are at the Stanm.
Herman licdrick and other Wheeling
people leave this morning for Uhrichs.
villo TO witness this afternoons game
between Wheeling and Twin Citiea.
Mr.. D. c. MaCWatters, the popular
district passenger agent Of tho Ponn.yl-
vania lines, waa in the city last night,
having accompanied tho delegation OF
Pittsburg Maaons down OIL tie special
train.
Mr.. Charles Shry, who has been work
in Wheeling for several month";, return
ed home this week. Master Edwin
Cline, OF Wheeling, is Waiting his grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meier EIscnbcrg,
OF this plnce.-Bdrn8ridk, o., Enterprise.
J.. G. Clayton, OF Pairmont, W. Va,
father OF W. f., Clayton, the brakeman
who was hurt in tho accident TO the re.
lief train Sunday night, 10 in the city.
Young Claytons arm was amputatrd
above the elbow. lilo ID getting along
nicely.
Mr.. Frank J. Warnc, Of ParEcraburg,
formerly city editor OF tho Pnrkcrsburg
Sentinel, who has been attending the
University OF Pennsylvania school of
journalism for tho past year, was in the
city yesterday en- route homo for tho
summer.
Governor William A. MaCCorklc was
hero last night, oil route to Charleston
from MoTgantown, whore he attended
tho commencement OF the State Uni.
vcrgity. In the evening no WINS ono Of
tho brilliant audience that filled the
Park Casino.
Cards have been issued for the mar.
riagc on Wednesday. Juno e. at noon,
Of Mr. T. Reed, Of Pittsburgh, and Miss
Lydia Mary McAicchcn, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Nj licchcn, Of
thia city. Tho ceremony will be at St.
Matthew'S church.
Mr. IL. L. Davenport. tho vol known
and popular mail agnnt OF tho Ohio
Riyor railroad, and Miss Stella William.
ron, an accomplished young Indy OF
Friendly, W. Va, were married
Wednesday evening, juno I2, at the
home Of tho bride. They arrived in