The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-21
PERSONAL NOTES,
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

The Wheeling Builders Exchange
members and friends departed yes,er-
day afternoon for Niagara Falls on
their annual outing. going via the
Wheeling & Lake Erie and lake steam
er, the party personally conducted by
travelling Passenger Agent Sam Sher-
man. About 200 We're in the party, in
Guiding the following: ]. r. Butts and
wife, Z. Schenerlein and wife; P. Gil.
ligan, Mr.. McNccly, Rev. C. II. ,McDon-
aid, A. Loecher. ]. a. Moore, D. Cox
and wife, Miss Wendell and party
William Welty, ]. Colvin and wife. Mrs.
G. w. Patton and party, Mrs. G. H.
A1edick and sister. MIR. John Richards
and wife, a. i. Ulrich, W. D. Mccoy.
Miss Bertha Mccoy, Mrs Arnold, c.
+. Braunlich and party. l. Iscnberg and
party, Miss VI. S. Bryant, Mrs. o. n.
Steindorff, Miss L. Trout, Mrs. James
Hughes. Miss Mary Hughes, Mrs. j. N.
Brennan. W. ]. Copeland and wife,
Mr.. NJ. a. Statler, Mrs. F. W. Ennis.
John Dornan and wife, Mrs. Charles
Arnold and party. Mr.. Herzbetg, F. c.
Robinson and wife. John McCord and
party, Mr.. Dell Bauer, Prof. G. w. Del.
brugge, Mrs. Kate Flaccus. Miss Com
erford. ]. L. Eawley, Mr.. A. W. Lowe
and wife. Miss NJ D. Finney, Mrs. AL
fred Caldwell and party, Mrs. X. C.
Warnafeldt. Miss Ella House, Miss Re-
ma House, Mrs. ]. L. Burt and party,
Charles +. Schultze, J. a. Winterhul-
ter, John Hasenauer and party, c., NJ.
Marsh, J. C. Hayne and wife, John
Houghton and wife. Charles Hcrrold
and wife. Miss Minnie Silvey, Miss Lou
Use Shopper, Sol Oppenhelmer, ]. w.
Darrah and wife. ]. Metzgar and par
ty. l.. Grayson and party. John W. Hall
and party.
George Roberts. of San Francisco. an
old Wheeling boy. who is now general
manager of the San Francisco Glass
Company. Is In the city, the guest OF
his brother-in-law. Joseph Bero, OF the
South Side. George Is boy who has
made his way In life, and has the best
wishes Of many Wheeling friends. He
Is here in an endcavor to secure sew
enty glassworkers but finds that the
workers In this v.ction are avcrse to
going so far from home. His company,
which largely supplies the great de-
mand for bottles used In putting up
California wines and fruits. has Just put
In two additional tanks hence the call
for more men.
George Work. of Slstcrsvllle, Is at the
Mcclure.
Ed. slicker is visiting relatives at
Cameron.
LA. Rore. of Parkersburg, is at the
Park hotel.
David McKaln, OF Warrington, is at
the Windsor.
Thomas ]. Mccoy, of Slstcrsvillc Is
ut the Stamm.
w. C. Cole, Of Hundred. is autograph
ed ut the Stnmm.
Mrs. John Rass, Of Hundred, Is WIS.,
iting relatives In the city.
Ed. Marshall. OF the North End, Is
visiting his family ut Cameron.
Earle Kunst and W. W. Brnnnon, of
Weston. are registered at the Windsor.
Col. o. L. Painter, OF st. Marys. was
calling on friends In the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Daily. OF Sewlckley, Pa.
is the guest OF Mrs. W. Il. Mckee, OF
Twenty-thlrd street.
Miss Josephine Bosch. Of the South
Side, went to Atlantic City Thursday.
for stay Of four weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Meighcn. OF South Jacob
street. left yesterday for four duys'
visit with Moundsvilla friends.
Thomas Owens and family. OF Toledo.
ONO. ara the gucu,S OF Mr.. Owens
parents. on South Jacob street.
Miss Lnclla Martin. Of South Gimp
line street. has gone on an extended
trip to Philadelphia and the cns,.
Chris Voitlc aud Fred Bell, OF the
South Side, leave to-day for Chippewa,
where they VIII spend n weeks vaCa-
ton.
Daniel and Samuel Spring. OF Twcn-
ty-sccond street, left yesterday to be
the guests of their parents ut Columbus
for few days.
Congressman Dovcncr. City Collector
james X. Hall. Sheriff Richards and
Councilman William G. Caldwell left ut
midnight for Mountain Lake Park.
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