The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-18
personal NOTES.


Going aud Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
Yesterday afternoon, at 1856 and 4:O6.
the Pan Handle sent out its fourth and
last Atlantic City excursion OF the
season, and It was taken advantage OF
by about 200 people, a much larger
crowd than Passenger Agent Tomlinson
had anticipated. OF these 800 were
Wheeling people, and one hundred came
UP from Parkersburg and Sistersville
and other points on the Ohio River
road, the train being accompanied to
this point by the Ohio River roads ac-
commodatIng travelling passenger
agent Mr.. Ashby j. Smith, OF Parkers-
burg. The train was run In two sec
lions, and there were four sleepers,
which were not sufficient to accommo-
date the clamor for first class accom-
modations, and many Wheeling people
were booked for sleepers out Of Pitts
burgh. Attached to the second section
OF the train was the private car,
"Pooze." Of General Manager George A.
Burt. Of the Ohio River road. on board
were Mr.. Burt and Ex-Governor Will
lam A. MacCorkle, who were en- route TO
New York City Among the Atlantic
City excurslonlsts were the following;
H. b. Seybold and wife; L. Cassell and
party; Miss NJ. B. Hall, ]. w. Barton
L. E. schubart and party; Jewel Well:
T. s. Riley; Charles Branum, OF
RrIdreport: o. B. Porter, Mrs. C. Hess
and daughter Mrs. ZIegler; Joseph Nc
Nabb. John Zweig, Of Bellaire; Mrs. ".
r. Berry and daughter; w. j. Cooke
md party; II. b. Grimm. Mrs. iIange,
q. NJ Maggie. C. Hoffman,, Mrs. William
StIfel. Miss Bessie Dodds, Miss Sadie
Roberts, r. w. Kyle, Lee Hamburger
Miss Jennie Wilde, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Fl.
Watkins, ir., Miss Sadler, Harry MUM,
Miss Lizzie Carroll. Miss Matte EXley.
Ben ExIey, Mrs. NJ. Sheets and dnugh-
ter. Miss Clara Sheets, Edward Exley
and wife: Miss A. s. Wood. G. w. Yost
md party, Of Bellaire; c. W. AppenZel-
Ter and PARTY; Charles Curran, Thomas
Kelly, T. H. Creighton. Ell MUM.
j. L. Thompson, of sIstersville, Is at
the Howell
DR.. L. D. Wilson went to CadIz, Ohio,
yesterday afternoon.
G. w. Mason, OF st. Mnry's, was n
Grand Central guest yesterday.
S. z. Mcwhorter and Peter Simon,
of Charleston, are at the Windsor.
DIR. A. o. Smith left yesterday to visit
his brother, at Pleasant Unity Pa
Conrad wassman, of the East End,
has returned home from East Liver
pool.
e. ]. Comerford. prescription clerk at
Klaris. has returned from his vacation,
spent at Boston.
Misses Estella and AgilIn Comerford,
Of South Chapllne street, are visiting at
New MaTtinsville.
F.. L. Pope. Mrs. L. Pope and Miss
Adele Pope. Of Parkersburg, register
ed at the Stamm last night,
Mrs. Harry H. Work and family. of
Slstersyllle, are the guests Of Mrs.
George Bordeaux, Of South Chapline
street.
Miss Tlllle Schenk and Miss Rather
inc Berry, Of North Main street, left
yesterday for Philadelphia and Atlantic
city. to visit Mr., V. W. Berry's father.
Miss Jean Best, of Washington, Pa.
n graduate of the WOmnn's Medical col
leEe Of New York City, is the guest OF
her cousin, DR.. d. b. Best, Of the Is
land
Nrrs. Eliza Bnyhn, =. ]. Helm, a. c.
Bayhn, It. r. Bayha, Mrs. NJ. zelgen-
fielder Louis WeIsgerber. Mrs. Louis
Pracht and Mrs. Williams were n
pnrty OF Wheeling people who went to
Cambridge Springs Thursday after
noon,