The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-04
PERSONAL NOTES
Going and Coming Of wheeling
People and Visitors. n

II. W. Mccoy. Of sisteravllle. is at the
Windsor. u. +. I, Il o.
W: +. Powell, Of Parkersburs. rs at
the stamm. z Z 3, e
P. ": Rocket. Of Warrington, IS at
the Mcclure. rs. *
Us. Koen, Of Warrington; is 1.-THE
Grand Central. st,',''
j. A Johnson. of Weston, was in
town yesterday. ~
S. F. Todd, OF Warrington is an sar;-
rival In the city. Is
Mrs. Flora Heiwrfggie. of the South
Side. is seriously Ill. z e y, 81
Max Ruduer. OF Cameron, Is calling
on friends in the city. 8;
Part Of the ..passion Play Company"
are at the Park hotel. y. & tlif &
4 L.. A. Rore, Of Parkersburg,I is a bust
ness caller. In the city,.
a. F.. wilmoth, of Elkins, lis a bust
ness caller In the city. n
Percy H. Carr. OF Parkersburg, Is reg
istered at the Windsor.
]. W.. Higgins. of Slstersville, is au-i
tographed at the Stamm.
Miss Margaret Enoch. OF Huntington,
Is the guest OF relatives here.
C. R. Sprung and wife. Of Morgan
town. are visiting friends here.
Edward Dare. OF Wellsburg. was
business caller in the city yesterday.
James R. stathers. Of Slstersville,
was calling on friends in town yester-
day. &
William H. Furbee. and wife. of Man
nington, are guests Of friends In the
city.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Wilson will be vis-
itor at Beaver Falls. Pa. for aiifew
weeks. Z
Miss Margaret spooner, Of South
Penn street. Island. Is visiting friends
in Cleveland. &,
J. B. Canning and Miss a1lnta Conn
Ing. OF Valley Falls, are calling on
friends in the city. /; 54ttaiF
Miss Gertrude Gordon, of South
Huron street. Island. has returned from
an extended visit abroad. 3l.t.
Will Arnett returned yesterday morn
ing from pleasant sojourr at Ash
bury Park and Atlantic City.
w. w. Brannon, OF Weston, member
ness caller In town yesterday. t:tE't
The slstersville arrivals at the Nc
Lure yesterday were ]. H. Hanks,
W. A. Hodge, who has been with j, S.
Rhodes & CO.. a number OF years. has
resigned to accept position with Stone
6 Thomas. -
Misses Ella and Clara Buch. Of Mass
silion. WHO have,b been the guests OF Mrs.
F.. c. Fette. during the past two weeks.
have returned home.
Mr., Francis NJ. Wilson. with Friend
& Sons. left for, New York City. to enter
the renowned training school for en-
baiming. TO be gone for a month.
Among the state arrivals at the
Stamm yesterday were: Frank W.
Clark, of Petersburg: John c. PAL
mer, OF Wellsburg:f C. B. Scott, of
Bethany: ]. w. Jobes, of Grafton, and
Lincoln r. Gray. OF Fnirmont.
Rev. F. w. E. Peschau. of MIamis-
burg, Ohio. an old Wheeling boy, isivis-
iting his sister. Mrs. Augusta Fuhr. OF
night before a large congregation at
the First English Lutheran church.
D. w. Martin returned last evening
from MARIETTA: Ohio. He had recently
leased part of the old Martin home
farm ~ oil men. and by the coming In
OF n 3CO- barrel we'll on an adjacent farm
Saturday, the value Of the Martin farm
has increased greatly. ..fF
The following delegates 10 the grand
castle OF the knights Of the Golden
Eagle ure registered at the Stamm: T.
n. Clay. L. s.. Wiga!, r. Woods. c. P.
Sanbourne. tC.iA. Lester and WV r.
Eerse. of Huntingdon; ]. a. Summers,
jr.. and w. W. Muskee. ,of Charleston;
B. X, Hesse. OF Finlow, and E. j. DAT.
ley, OF Warrington.
George G. Burrows. OF Pittsburgh.
representing the Retail Merchants Re-
view, was In the city last night, en-
route for Charleston, where he viii! at
tend the annual meat!ng Of the West
Virginia Retail Merchants Association
In the interest OF his publication. Mr..
Burrows Is an old Martins Ferry boy,
having left the OhIo-side town in 1875.
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