The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

Mr.. Louis Weibel, the latter, chemist at
the Reymann brewery. The Bellairc
excurslonlsts arriving home were Mr.,
Charles Arnold and Misses Kate Rode
fer, Eliza Lazure, Ada Wyrick, Mary
Parks and Maggie Kern, Captain r, 5,
Irwin, OF Wheeling, was on the excur-
sion, but has not yet returned.
George r. ogden Is a Clarksburger at
the Windsor
Clint Moore. a sistersvIlle oil man, Is
at the Mcclure.
]. II. Adams, OF Waverly, appears on
the Howell register.
Josiah Hawthorn and wife. of Upshur
county, are Howell guests.
Miss Belle Parks, of DennIson. Ohio,
is visiting friends on the Island,
VIII Juergens, OF Sixteenth street, has
returned from trip to San Francisco.
A. Pearson and wife. OF Elizabeth,
were registered at the Windsor yester-
day.
Rev. P. ]. Hob, has returned from
Readlug, Pa; where ne spent his Vaca-
ton.
C. H. Hemler, of MoundsvIlle, was In
the city last night, stopping at the
Stamm.
Miss Dorothy p. Hervey, OF Wells
burg, was visiting friends In the city
yesterday.
Misses Elizabeth Carroll and Jennie
McGown have returned from a tour OF
the lakes and Canada.
Charles Brand and mother, Mrs. Kate
Brand, will leave to-day on u visit 10
friends in Cincinnati.
George D. Phillips, OF Washington.
Pa, and formerly OF Wheeling, Is the
guest of Islands friends.
Hon. Philip Losere, OF New York, the
idol OF the o. w. L. club, Is In the city,
greeting his many friends.
Mrs. E. Eoff. OF Moundsville, returned
home yesterday after q short visit to
friends on the South Side.
]. c. Lynch and wife returned yester-
day, from Zoar, where they spent u
very pleasant two weeks sojourn.
Daniel Mcdonald and Charles Allan,
OF the East End, leave Monday on
fishing expedition up Buffalo creek
Mr.. VIII Hudson, conductor on the
main line Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
spent yesterday with friends on the Is
land
f. NJ. Holiday, the planning mill man,
leaves to-day on q trip through Mich
igan, partly on business and partly for
pleasure.
w. L. slicat, o. U. Koen, and Mrs. F,
V. Koen, OF Warrington. and Miss Ad-
ellie Pope, and Miss Kate NJ. Dill, Of
Parkersburg, nre quartered at the
Stamm.
S. X. Mckee, of Richmond, Va, and
W. Is. Mckee, of Pittsburgh, secretaries
OF the Y. NJ. c. A., in their respective
cities. are visiting their parents on
Eighteenth street
DR.. Charles NJ. FrIssell and Miss Gene
Logan have returned from an extended
visit to the Pacific coast. The doctor
looks as II the climate OF the golden
state agreed with him
Lieutenant L. II. Schulz returns
home tomorrow. from the government
school OF engineering at wllett's Point,
Long Island. and will visit his parents
on South Market street.
Professor E. j. Etate, physical dlrec-
tor OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ISOLATION, will leave to-day for Ports
mouth, and Springfield, Ohio, on his
vacation. He will be gone one month.
County Constable DominIck Morris,
the recognized custodian Of the peace
wherever his musical voice Is heard, re-
turned to the city last night. after
spending n very pleasant visit at Wes-
ton, and other towns In the interior OF
the state
Captain z. T. Underwood, the genial
day clerk at the Windsor, leaves to-
day, to spend ten days vacation at
his old home, Roanoke, Va. He has n
pet dog there which he did not bring
with him to Wheeling, but he may do
so on his return He was glven n
rouslng send-off at the Wlndsor last
night.
Algeson f. Frlssell, cousin Of Dr. c.
NJ. Frlssel, OF this city, and president
OF the Fifth Avenue Bank, New York
City, who was appointed by the su-
preme court Of New York one OF the
three commissioners to take testimony
and report to the court as to whether or
not the latest rnpid transit route. rec
commended by the Rapid Transit Com
mission, ought to be constructed, has
refused TO serve for private reasons.