The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-01
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

People and Visitors.
Photographer J.. Z. Gittin yesterday
returned from Milwaukee, where he eX-
hiblted In the national convention OF
the Photographers Association OF
America. Mr.. Giflin won the prize for
the second best exhibit of photographs.
and In addition was awarded special
prize for the best portrait on exhibit
ton. This is indeed 4 high honor for
Mr., Gittin, and for Wheeling as well.
and needless to statelthe recipient has
been showered with congratulations
since his return from Milwaukee, The
photograph that won the special prize
as the best on exhibition was a por-
trait Of Miss Sara Mcclure, the dnuSh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Mcclure
The leading photographers from all the
large cities OF the country were among
the exhibitors.
]. S. Evans, of Hundred. is at the
Park hotel.
E. S. Easton, of Warrington. is at
the Mcclure.
]. B. Kuhn, OF Proctor. is registered
at the Stamm.
r. b. Watson. OF Cameron, Is calling
on South Side friends.
C. A. Buchanan, was Wellsburs call
er in the city yesterday.
Miss NJ. A. Black. OF Sistersville, is
visiting friends in the city.
Coroner J.. w. Schultze Is in
AIoundsville on business to-day.
Mrs. George Strope. OF Cameron. is
the guest OF South Side friends.
Harry Wade. OF New Martinsville, Is
visiting friends on the. South Side.
Miss Flora Smith. Of New Martins
VILE. Is the guest Of friends In the city.
w. C. Dickman and wife leave for
ten days sojourn ut Atlantic City to-
morrow.
Miss Mary O'Kane is home from Can
ada and the lakes, where she spent her
vacation.
Messrs. John. Frew- and. James X.
Hall have returned from Mountain
Lake Park.
The Clarksburg arrivals at the Nc
Lure yesteray were T. E. Robinson and
S. S. Long. iAIR. sr'r
Albert Dittmar, wife and children
leave to-day for q months stay at
Beech Bottom.
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the guest OF relatives and friends on
the South Side.
F, NJ. Leasure and wife, of Sisters
VILE, were calling on friends In the
city yesterday.
Paris R. Myers left yesterday after
noon to spend month in York. Pa.
and Brooklyn, \. Y.
Miss Lottie@ Ritter, OF South Main
street, will leave3for Detroit to spend
her vacation, In a few days.
Miss Nellie Humphreys, OF Leather
wood. Will return to-day from two
weeks sojourn on the lakes.
VIII Ephl!n, Frank EbeIing and DR..
William Mckinley have returned from
n ten days sojourn at the seashorG.
Daniel Spring. foreman at the Mag
ara, arrived home from pleasant stay
with Ridgeway, Ohio. friends yester-
day.
Mrs. Frank King. OF West Liberty,
returned to her home yesterday, after
spending several days with relatives on
the Island.
Mrs. Anna Brady and daughters, Ag.
mes and Lillian. OF Baltimore. are the
guests of Joseph Ennis, on Thirty
eighth street. r''' nh -
Misses May Burnley and Mary Dick
returned horne yesterday. after n
weeks visit ut the Ariel Fishing camp
near Powhatan.
John Coleman and family, Otto War
ner and family. and Fred zarnits re-
turn from pleasant fishing exnedi-
tion at Fish Creek TOMORROW.
The state arrivals at the Windsor
yesterday were L. Stewart. OF Sisters.
vile: r. c. Tucker, OF Parkcrsburc: c.
A. McCarroll and sister, OF Alvy.
Mrs. Reuben J. Billiard. Of the Island
accompanied by her daughters, Misses
Maud. Mabel and Hazel Billiard, is WIS.,
itinE relatives at Hannibal, Ohio.
County Clerk Richard Robertson has
recovered from n severe attack Of in
fiamnlhtory rheumatism and made his
reappearance at the county building
yesterday.
Ret. j. L. Sooy. pastor of the Fourth
street NJ. f. church, accompanied bv
Mrs. Sooy and daughter. Miss Enzabeth
Sooy. Is sotournins at Lakeside, Ohio
near Sundusliy.
Mrs. D. b. Best and daughter, Mary.
left yesterday for Lake Chautnuo,In
n. y, for n stay OF several weeks, They
were accompanied by Rev. Il. r. Big
ser and wife. of the South Side.
Mrs; S. L. Jcpson and daughter, Miss
Ada Jepson, are spending the heated
months at Lakeside, Ohio. They were
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. e. Weiday, of ST.
Clairsville. Ohio, Mrs. Jepson's sister,
Toss T. Chew will be host to a Yacht
Ing party to-day. In the party viii n.
Richard Chew. Gus Fran2hetn Edward
Ntichaels, William Christman, Harry
Stoehr and others. They will visit thr
several fishing camps between Wheel
Ing and WellsburE.
Chasies IA. Copp and mother aud sis.
ter are Mt the North Glade Fjsbim,,
Clubs quarters. near Mountain In,so
Park. for n sojourn OF several dnys
Another member, John Watcrhomsc q
accompanied by his family, will io,n
the party later in the week. '0''
Niagara Falls and pot,