The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
PERSONAL NOTES,
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
This afternoon the Par Handles Sec
,ond Atlantic City excursion leaves for
the seashore. and Passenger Agent
Tomllnson expects to book at least 100
from Wheeling. Among those who
have already reserved sleeping car
space are the following: J. J. Hollo-
way and family. J. F. PAUL and party.
Ralph Kline and Party, Mr.. Mckinley,
Mr.. Thompson and family David
Kruus, Jumes Collins. Augustus Pol
lack. and family. Lee Baer, John Vac
ger. VIII II. Colvig and party. j.. NJ.
Grown and wife. S. Ruff and party. A.
I. Duvall and family, Mrs. Shaffer. Miss
SchrIver. L. Shively. Charles PAUL ard
family, Mrs. P. Beaumont and family,
Miss Stella Armstrong, Lee Armstrong,
A. L. lowering, ]. E. Radcliffe and FAM
lily, Mrs. r. H. Hammond. G. n. Ford.
Mrs. W. Frissell. C. E. Seybold and
mother. w. II. Truschell, Herbert Hork
heimer, G.. X. McMcchcn and family.
Judge G. L. Cranmer.
]. NJ. Kersey, of Bethany, is at the
Grand Central.
G. S. McFaddcn, of Moundsville, Is
at the Stamm.
James Mckee and wife are sojourn
Ing at Capon Springs. Va.
Mrs. Joseph Seybold aud son. Elwood,
leave for Atlantic City to-day.
W. Storcr and wife. of Sistersviie,
are visiting friends In the city.
Bernard Horkheimer and family leave
to-day for Cambridge Springs. Pa.
VIII Flaccus departed for n two
weeks tour OF the lakes yesterday
Mrs. William Moore. OF the Island. is
visiting her sister at Washington. Pa.
L. E. Charlenor ana a. II. Outright,
OF Parkersburg, are Mcclure arrivals.
Mrs. James C. Davis, OF Clarksburg,
was calling on friends in the city yes
terday.
II. G. Wilson and family. of Bcnwood.
left for Montrose. Mimi, via the Pan
Handle.
Frank Armstrong and a. C. Denhaus,
of Clarksburg, are autographed at the
Mcclure.
Ben Honeckcr. OF the News. departs
for Atlantic City To-day, to spend his
vacation.
Mrs. ]. G. Tomlinson and son, Dana,
left yesterday for Bethesda. Ohio, for a
stay Of several days.
Rev. DR.. D. a. Cunningham, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church, Is
visiting In Allegheny.
Miss Alice Law. OF Philadelphia, Is
the guest of Miss Ruby Kreiter, on
South Chapline street y, 81
James Q. Watson. 1r., and e. NJ. Sho.
waiter, were the Fairmont arrivals at
the Mcclure yesterday. ygNe
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Hildreth leave to-
day Tor Ocean City. Nd, where they
Will spend their vacation.
Fred Lennon has returned to his
home In Pittsburgh, after pleasant
stay with friends in this city.
Samuel o. Parker and sister leave
next Monday for Denver, to attend the
Y. p. c. U. national convention.
l.. A. Rose, of Parkersburg. and S.
Simkins. of Amos. were yesterdays
state arrivals Mt the Park hotel
Fred G. Wells, night clerk at the
Stamm. leaves to-day for nm extended
trip to Atlantic City and the east. {.
I Dave kraus will depart on n business
trip to New York to-day. where he goes
to purchase a fall stock OF clothing, I.
Miss Myrtle Keyser. OF the East End,
returned home yesterday from O pleas
ant stay with Mt. Pleasant. O.. friends.
Rev. L. NJ, Young. former pastor Of
st. Andrews mission on the South Side,
Is In the city, renewing old acquaint-
unces.
Miss Maud Bower. n charming Young
lady OF Fort Wayne. Ind, Ia tho guest
OF the Misses Manion, on Twenty fourth
street. ~. -
County Clerk Richard Robertson ia
confined TO his home on Sixteenth
street by u siege of lnGammatory rheu-
matism,
Roy Mcintyre. OF Smlthneld. and L.
a. Berry, OF Stringtown. were among
the state arrivals ut the Grand Central
yesterday. = :.
Mr.. w, w, Brannon. OF Weston, ar
rived In the city yesterday. and p, w.
Morris, OF Parkersburg. will arrive In
the city this morning. They compose
the state pardon board, and Will meet