The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-23
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An sorts ofLOeai Ssw, aad Gossip From
the Glasa city.

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An sorts ofLoeal Ssw' aad Gossip srsm
the Glass ciiy.
John Fish. while speeding down Gray
| el HIN cut Wednesday evening on a bl-
eycle. met with a mishap. He ran into
a man crossing the street and when ha
recovered he found himself on the brick
streets with a badly bruised arm. JONI
vim NOT try 10 make a mile in two MIN
utes very soon.
Mrs. Thomas Carey and three sons
have left for Newark, n. j. 70 Vsi'
friends and relatives. They VIII WISH
| other eastern cities before returnlns
home, Miss Annie Williams accom-
panied them.
Ticket Agent f. A. Jackson, OF me
Cloveland. LoraIn & Wheeling railroad,
/ announces that about one haRarea anu
Afty will leave here Sunday morning az
Tl5. city time. The train will leave 1hia
city.
The new addition built to c, H, Dank'
worth's house, in the Fourth ward Is
! about completed and Improves the app
pearance OF the house greatly
Constantine Beute, wife and children
have returned from Philadelphia, where
Mrs. Beute has been visiting her mo1hef
for several months past
Mrs. John Randolph and family VINO
have been visiting relatives here ior a
few weeks past, left last evening TOT hel
| home, at Denver. Col.
Mack Crlswell returned yesterday
| from near New Martlnsville, where ne
was spending a few days WIN us
Buckeye fishing club
Miss Maude Holland will be home next
| week from Indiana, where h mas peeH
| spending several weeks with frlehua
and relatives.
Mrs. j. ". CARRIER and daughter, VINO
have been 40 Bethesda for a few weeks
past. came in yesterday to remain hero
a few days.
Mrs. o. II. Young has returned home
from Bethesda to remain here for q Few
days before going out to the am
ground.
A number OF young people from ma
city will go to Bethesda Saturday even
ing to remain at that place v e sun
day.
Thomas Holt and wife will leave to-
morrow for Harponey, o., where they
will spend n few days with relatives
Mrs, william oberman, OF this city,
has gone TO Belmont TO spend q rev
| weeks with relatives at that place.
Misses Elizabeth Bonnysteele and Fay
Warnock are the guests Of friends n
relatives at warnock this week.
Miss Anna Adleson. OF Grafton. w.
Va. Is the guest OF her friend, Miss
Alice WE'LL, in the Fourth ward.
Robert Faris and family have return
ed from a two weeks visit WIN rela-
tlyes at Sardls and vicinity.
Miss Nellie Boyer, OF Columbus, 10 the
guest OF her sister, Mrs, James Fender
grast, in the Second ward.
jay Carnes has returned home from
Wellsville, after q pleasant visit with
relatives at that place.
The Baltimore & Ohio pay car was in
the city yesterday and %gladdened tho
hearts OF the employees.
George r. Leazure and family went
to Epworth Park yesterday TO remain
for the heated term.
Mrs. W. II. Thompson has gone 10
Belmont TO spend a few weeks with rel.
atives at that place.
The Baltimore & ohlo's new freight
shed Is about completed and makes o
nice appearance.
Miss Stella Ditman, Of Quaker City,
IL the guest of friends and relatives In
the Second ward.
Miss Daisy Lancaster. of Marietta, is
the guest OF Charles Lancaster, in tho
Fourth ward.
Martin wellerton has moved his art
studio from under the Dollar Bank 10
Belmont street.
A party Of people from this city spen!
yesterday afternoon and evening at Mo.
TART Park.
William Ludwig has opened up n BIZ
cycle supply and repair shop on Belmont
street.
Mrs. l.. j. Boeshar and children went
out to Bethesda yesterday to spend a
week.
Miss Laura Hoffman has gone to
Pittsburgh to spend a month with relu-
tives.
benjamin stahl has accepted the po-
sltlon of night clerk at the Exchange
hotel.
The mall carriers will probably not
start to deliver until the LIST Of August
Mrs. John Fisher, of Columbus, is the
guest OF friends in the Second ward.
MIR. and Mrs. John Jones spent yes
terday with friends at Moundsville.
Frank Poormnn left last evening fof
Denver, Col, where he will work.
Miss Maggie Calhoun, OF Moundsvllle,
was In tho city yesterday.