The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-25
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
81. PEOPLE, and Visitors.


last night from Moundsville, where he
attended a meeting OF the West Vir-
ginia penitentlary board, Of which he
is a member. Mr.. Scherr declined to
discuss the meeting of the state COM
mittee. held Monday at Parkersburg,
and said that he had resigned perma-
nently from the committee, In favor
OF Frank c.: Reynolds. of Keyser, who
was his prlcipal lieutenant In his re-
cent successful fight for the audltorial
nomination. Mr.. Scherr said he had
taken absolutely no part In the defeat
of Mr.. Hall for state chairman.
Miss Grey Miller departs for Atlantic
City to-day. 49,
A. F. Wilmoth, of Elkins is among the
state arrivals at the Mcclure.
Misses Nell Henry and Nell Gillespie
leave tonight for Atlantic City.
William G.. Caldwell returned yes
terday. from Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. James Gaus, OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
is the guest Of South Side relatives.
Percy NJ. and Walter Rogers are
spending their vacations In Atlantic
] City.
W. E. Allen and wife, of Littleton,
were guests of friends In the city yes
terday.
J.C. Borland and wife were register
ed at the Grand Hotel, New York, on
Monday.
Newton Bowler and family left Tues
| day for Mountain Lake Park. to spend
their vacation.
r. G. Caldwell and r. Bankstone
were the Parkersburg guests at the
Windsor yesterday.
Miss. Laura, Myers. of the South Side,
Eleaves for a months stay with Pitts
burgh friends to-day.
Miss Julia Book departed for Clar-
ington yesterday. where she Will spend
a month with relatives.
VIII McElroy. the South Jacob street
druggist, has returned from pleasant
sojourn at Atlantic City.
Misses Mamie Montgomery and Edna
Baird are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Baird. of New Castle Pa.
| Mrs. ]. r. johnson and daughter. Mrs.
T.. r. Belleville. leave Thursday, to
visit relatives at Columbus. o.
a. S. La Toilette. Of Fairmont. and
John A. Book. OF Pennington. were
West Virginians at the Stamm yester-
day.
Paul Axthelen. who has been visiting
| relatives and friends here during the
past few days. has returned to his
home-in Pittsburgh.
The state arrivals at the Park hotel
yesterday were Joseph Hubbard. of Sis
tersville: W. C. McCoiloch and L. a.
Rore. of Parkersburg.
Mr.. Charles P. Vogley, of the South
Side. has gone to Trail Run. O.. his for
mer home, on business and pleasure
trip, and to recuperate' his health.
County Clerk Richard Robertson. who
Is confined to his home on Seventeenth
street, with q severe attack Of rheu-
matism, is expected to be out again this
week.
Mrs. Henry Shelf and two daughters,
Misses Fife and Geneva, left last even
ing for Chicago and Davenport, Iowa.
where they will visit friends for sew
eral weeks.
Mayor C. B. Scott. of Bethany, was
In the city yesterday, making contracts
for advertising In the catalogue and
premium list OF the Bethany fair, which
Is to be held at the pretty Brooke coun-
,ty town on September l. and 6. The
| purses for the racing and stock and
agricultural departments are quite lib
eral, and are expected to draw first
class entries.
Sheriff Richards returned from Park
ersburg last night, where he attended
the meeting of the Republican state
committee. of which he Is the First
senatorial districts member. The
sheriff did not care to talk for publ
cation on the fight for the state COM
mittee craftsmanship. Mr.. Hall went to
Mountain Lake Park from Parkersburg
on visit to his family.