The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
ABOUT PEopLls.
s~traussrIiu tho Ctr anI wheeling Folk'
Abroad.

Abroad.
The first Of the Pennsylvania lines
excursions to Atlantic City aud tho
seashore went out yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Nearly one hundred
wheelingite1 occupied tho two Pull
mans and the day coaches. The fol-
lowing is a partial list: Hannibal
Forbes and party OF four, Miss Lamb,
Miss Patterson, Miss Brown aud Mrs.
Brown, party OF six; William Nesbitt,
w. J. Bellinger and wife, ]. Russell and
wife, Mrs. b. Dinger, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Robertson and three children, Mr.. S.
Kraft aud wife, Miss Kohaky, Miss
Mills, L. Kirbach, William Stoctzer,
wife, mother aud family; Mr.. Tango
and wife, James Miller and wife, j..
Reppeto, wife and daughter; Miss
Haudlan, Il. McGregor, ThoS. Long
and wife, L. Wright. Mrs. MOhlcr aud
daughter, ]. Manton.
Asher okey. Of Woodsfeld, is at the
Mcclure.
Miss Wilson, Of Cincinnati, is u guest
at the Mcclure.
Mrs. G. II. Msrkle and Oon are at
Cam6ridgeboro. Pa.
G. II. Nesbltt, q Warrington oil man,
registered at the Mcclure.
David stoddard and family aro visit.
ing friends at New Cumberland.
Mis-, Lizzie Connolly, OF S.eubeuville,
is tho guest OF Wheeling friends.
Morgan Davis, OF Butler, Pa, auto.
Hraphed at the Mcclure yesterday.
". L. Mccoy and wife loft yesterday
for Cambridgeboro, for a two weeks
trip,
Major Hunter, cashier Of tho Mounds.
vile bank, was in town on business yos.
terday.
". Bruce Halmon, OF Halifax, n. S.,
RcIvil engineer, is in the city, a McLuro
arrival.
J. NJ. Lcslick, Of the Cleveland, LorNin
wheeling railway, was hOrO yesterday
on q business trip.
c. Il. Whoelock, OF Peoria, ILL.,. aud
George II. WheoIock, Of South Bend,
Ind, we'll known glass buyers, arc at
the Mcclure.
A. L. Wiel, Of Pittsburgh; Charles
Gibbs Carter, OF Pittsburgh, and George
l. Roberts, OF Bradford, Pa, oil mon,
arc guests at tho Mcclure.
Next Tuesday night Miss Georgia
Pracht and Mas Anna Frederick. will
give a big supper at Wheeling Park,
complimentary to their friends.
Mr.. Alex Wiley, OF Wheeling. as
genial and jolly rs Of old, was shaking
hands with his BarnOSvillo irionda on
Tuesday, -BararsutHe, o., Enterprise,
LiOuL Daniel Bradford Dovoro, Of tho
T%wGnty.thiFd United States Infantry,
staLLon0d at West Point rs instructor in
mathematics, Ia the puoSt Of his brother,
Mt. j. Harvey DoVOr0, Of this city.
The BArneByillo Enterprise says: Mrs.
William Graobc, an estoOlnOd lady OF
Wheeling, who has been spending aolnO
weeks with hor children, Mr.. aud Mrs.
George GrNobe, Of this place, has 70.
turned homo.
Mr.. u. Il. Clark, wife and daughter
have arrived hOlne Ritor n months stay
At Mt. Clemens. Tho health OF Mr., and
Mrs, Clark has boon improved by thor
trip which will DO pleasant nova to
thor many itiendh
Miss CnddiO Watt a popular school
teacher Of Wheeling, Ia visiting Jamos
X Watt Mrs. Murray Springer, Of
Wheeling, Miss Mona WilOmnn, Of
Pittsburgh, and Miss Maudo Modiil, Of
TlltonylIle, spent Wednesday tho gnont'
Of ". L. Modill aud family SLclbcauic
Star
SNys tho Moundsvills Herald. Rov.
Father A. Boullou, who for eleven
yeats has had charge Of ". %ltOncia
Xavier Catholic church In this city,
has been promoted TO tho rOCtOtShlp oI
H. JOSoph'B cathedral In " hOOling lilo
Wm very popular hOrs, and regret AZ