The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
PeoIle and Visitors.
Going


Hon. Arnold C. Scherr. of Kcyser, the
Republican candidate for auditor on the
state ticket, was In the city last night,
having come up from Moundsvillc,
where he will attend a meeting OF the
penltentiary board Of directors to-day.
Mr.. Scherr does not feel alarmed over
the situation in the Second consresslon--
al district. and expresses himself as con con-
fident that Mr.. Dayton will be re- elected
by q large majority over .Brother rom ,
Davis. Mr.. Scherr speaks IN terms OIL
highest praise of Hon. A. u. White Us
campaigner.. The candidate LOT GOV
ernor has been speaking out Ill me sec
ond district. and he has made iinc I'M
nression Mt ali points where he has ap-.
peared, Mr.. Scherr says the normal
Republican ma jority in the Second dis
trict now is 1000; there are three coun-
ties In the district that will give Day
ton 5000 maJority-Preston. Grant and
Monongdifa.
Col. r. L, Moore and wife. of Sisters
willie, passed through the city last ev-
enInC, ION their return from trip 10
The Thousand Islands. Toronto and 9TH
or points OF interest in the British pos
sessions, Mr.. Moore Is chairman OIL
the Republican executive committee at
SistersvI,le, Is anxious to get home in
order to organize for the coming cam
paIrn. and with good work old Tyler
will roll up the usual Republican ma
tority.
D. Il. BaIler, Of Hundred, Is at the
Stamm.
MI is. 1shnood, of clarksburg. is at
the Windsor.
Z c. e. Kelley was sistersville caller
in the city yesterday.
Joseph H. McDermott. Of Morgan
town, is ut the Mcclure.
A. NJ. Fressel. of Glen Easton' was
caller in the city yesterday.
Charles Hydinger is enjoying three
weeks stay at Mt. Clemans.
i. e. Samrsell, OF Littleton, was a
business callerfin the city yesterday.
Fred zarnitz and wife are spending
n three weeks vacation at MI. Glenn
ems.
Mrs. Bessie G. Reed and two chill
dren have. returned from tour OF the
lakes.
DR.. w. H. Kelly and wife have re-
turned from Niagara Falls and ,he
lakes.
Miss Della Imbody has returned from
mn extended visit with friends ut Pitts
burgh. vi
c, v. Gaugh and wife. of Grafton,
were, calling on Friends in the city yes
terday.
Miss Lillian Guilker has returned
from q months stay with friends at
East Liverpool.
Jacob Honccker and Philip Calda-
baugh are attending the G. A. 4. re-
union ae' Chicago.
Clint Moore and J.. Stewart, OF Sis
tersville, were autographed at the
Windsor yesterday.
DR., ]. w. Meyers and family have re-
turned from pleasant trip TO Niagara
Falls and the lakes.
II. Sage and j. c.. r eed. OF WeftsbnrG,
accompanied by their wives, are stop
ping at the Windsor. 3. i.
The Warrington arrivals at the
Stamm yesterday were A. w. Prlchard
and c. a. Hotswiser.
Charles Meniemiller and August
wiedebusch are attending the Demo-
cratic convention at Sistersville.
Michael Ovens, manager OF the Lib
by glass works at Toledo, Is the guest
of his parents on South Jacob street.
Mr.. George Stamm, manager of the
Stamm hotel has returned from n
pleasant trip to Michigan summer re-
sorts.
The wellsburg arrivals at the Nc
Lure yesterday were Mrs. l.. Smith.
Miss Lou Beall II. w. PAUL and w. R.
Aiillerh ~ 80
Hermann Hess, Of Hess, Lemon &
CO., returned yesterday from n two
months trip abroad, where he visited
the Paris exposition and relatives in
Germany,
Nile Ford, who hns been in the en-
ploy OF the Boomer Mining Company
at Boomer, w. Va. has returned home.
He Will resume his studies at the state
university ut Columbus, Ohio, In n few
days.
Louis Sthwalb arrived Mt New York |
on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse yes
terday afternoon from II three months
sojourn In Europe and the Paris expo
sition.. Mr. Schwalb is expected home
Thursday morning.
DR.. A. T. Gasmirc, wife. son HullI-
hem. and daughters. Misses Mary and |
GATHERINGS: Mrs, Bessie Reid, daughter
Anna, and son John, have returned
from n two weeks stay. At Long Lake, !
Michigan, The doctor reports having |
had n fine time fishing. the catch'in one
day amounting. to eighty-siN bass. He |
says they couli have hooked more, but
got tired pulling them in.
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