The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
pERsoNAL NOTE.
Going aud Coming Of Wheeling
People and YiaitOra

LGAlNA- avs , A-AA"A'H7
Hon. Harvey ". HarmRr. Of clarlIs-
burg, Is at the Windsor. 4F. HaFmaI
is one OF the state normal school reBenta
and win go to West Liberty to-day @
attend a meeting Of the schools local
executive committe, together with Prof.
Outright the old principal, and Prof.
]. II. Skinner, the new principal. Dur
ing Mr.. HarmRrs stay around Wheel
ing he will look up the matter OF the
boundaries OF the census enumer-
ators In Wheeling. Mr.. Harmar
Is the supervisor OF the 1900 census for
the first congressional district, and has
the appointment Of his subordiHates.
No district can have over 1000 enumer-
atorS. and Wheeling will have from Y
to 10, although the. number VIII not q
known until Mr.. HArmAr completes his
estimate Of the -ity's population. Tne
work will begin June !, 1900.
A. L. Johnston and wife. Of Jackson's
ridge, are at the stamm.
F. Kimple and wife, Of Moundsville'
are at the Grand Central
DR.. WhIteheld, Of slstersvllle, was an
arrival at the Howell last night
Miss Stella McNash, Of the Sixth
ward, Is visiting in Richland, o.
Mrs. Harry E. Forney, Of the Island,
Is the guest Of friends at Terra Alta, w.
Va.
Mrs. Brady H. Morgan and daughter,
Of the Island, left yesterday on TWO
weeks visit to relatives at Wellsburg'
Miss Della Stephens and sister, Mrs.
]. H. EgRer, are visiting relatives In
Woodsield and Calias.
Miss Garcia Irwin, Of Newark, o.,
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
e. Connel, Of Virginia street. Island.
James Kemple is the new day clerk
at the Stamm. Mr.. Kemple was for
merly assistant clerk at the Windsor
Milton Gutman is a happy man. A
ten pound girl registered" yesterday
at his home. Mother and child are do
ing well.
VIII F. Loefiier, one Of Kraus Bros.
clerks. who was about to leave on ms
vacation Yesterday, became I'll with
cholera morbus, but the attack Is ex-
pected to be brief.
Frank Miller, who has been at the city
hospital for the past three weeks with
an attack Of appendicitis, has 50 far re-
covered as to be taken to his home IN
East Wheeling yesterday.
ana AlEHs SudEAGh 44s go
Mr., and Mrs. Edward EXley, Mr.. Ben
Exley and Miss Matte Exley, are
Wheeling party leaving this week for
Atlantic City and other eastern resorts
Prof. w. B. Outright, editor OF the
Buckhannon Knight-Errant. was In the
city last night en- route to West Ldber-
ty to settle up some business at the
normal school, Of which he was the
nrInrtnpi last wear.
The Rev. DR.. J.. Wesley Hill. Of Har-
risburg. Pa, who is one Of the prtncl-
pal speakers at the Wheeling district
camp meeting, which opens tonight at
the grounds near Moundsville, arrived
in the city last night.
Councilman and Mrs, NJ. A. Chew and
daughter, Miss Ella, have returned
from Mackinac Island and other lake re-
sorts. They enjoyed their trip, but Mr..
Chew says he was glad TO reach Wheel
ing again and says there Is no place ike
home.
The many friends Of Col. William II.
Exley, who recently went to Atlantic
city for relaxation from the cares OF
life will be gratlfled to learn that he Is
on the way to speedy recovery. Two
eminent physicians who made careful
diagnosis OF the colonel's case say that
they can discover no organic trouble,
but that he Is suffering with that dis
tlnctlvely American disease which only
finds rest in labor.