The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
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Rev. 8. X. Arbuthnot. ID. d. super.
lntendent OF the Wheeling district N. ]
=. churches, returned yesterday after 4
noon from a visit through his circuit !
II. W. Barnes. OF Pittsburgh. -
spending a few days In Wheeling with !
friends and on business.
Attorney John ]. Conif left for I
Rowlesburg. W Va. 20 be at the bed 4
side OF his mother. who Is critically |
Ill
After a two weeks vacation. Miss
Anna Grandstaff, OF Patterson. will 1
on Monday resume her position as
teacher in the Children's Home at |
Altenheim.
Hermann Brennan. OF Sclo. a well !
known oil operator, arrived here yes
terday for several days business
visit.
Hon. Mike King has returned to |
Elkins. after spending several days in
the city.
DR.. II. d. Hatfield will leave to-day |
for Parkersburg.
Hon. Sam II. Montgomery returned
yesterday to his home at Kingwood, |
W. Va.
H. s. Bradley. secretary OF the
Wheeling Mold & Foundry Company,
has returned from an eastern trip.
W. A wilkins. OF BarnesvIlle. o.,
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Fidelius Riester will return this
evening from Philadelphia where he
attended a banquet in honor OF DR..
{. j. Hexamer. president OF the Ma
tional German Alliance. the occasion
being his fiftieth birthday This ban
quet was attended by the mayor Of
Philadelphia. the governor OF Pennsyl.
vania, the ambassador OF Germany
and Austria. minister from SwitZer-
land and other prominent German
American citizens from this country.
Mr.. Riester was the official repre-
sentative OF the German-American
Central Union of West Virginia.
w. a. Hook, OF Waynesburg. Pa.
spent yesterday in this city. looking
after business interests.
Sergeant Gus Williams. q Z the local
recruiting office is expected to return
to-day after spending some time in the
neighboring cities. enlisting recruits
for the L. 8. army
]. c. Sacy. OF Ellenboro. w Va. ar.
rived yesterday for a short business
visit.
Rev. w. II. Fields. pastor OF the
First Christian church. has returned
from Bethany. where he attended the
annual convention OF the Churches OF
Christ
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Staggers. OF Hun.
bred. w. Va. spent yesterday in
Wheeling.
Major F. W. Alstaetter. OF the local
Z. 5. engineers office. has returned
from Parkersburg. where he spent a
Few days inspecting the construction
work on Dam No. 10.
Among the local business callers
yesterday was W. F. Callahan. OF
Cleveland
J. II. Strickling. OF Huntington. ar.
rived In this city yesterday for a short
visit.
Frank Porterheld. OF this city. has
been spending several days In Park
ersburg
Sister Mary de Sales. who for some
time has been at the North Wheeling
hospital. left yesterday for New York.
and VIII leave this morning via the
Columbia lines for Ireland where she
VIII visit her family
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Brown n,
south Chapline street. left last even.
''s-Aafiis ~ anu Will also visit
Pittsburgh on their return.
VIM. Stewart sustained a fractured
rib as result OF falling from his
horse. which he recently purchased
from a western dealer.
Olive Hunter. who for the mast few
months has been confined 10 her homo
owing to a severe illness. is again abIe
10 be about. and will not return TO her
studies this year.
MISS Mary Huston. OF the South
Side. Is confined 10 her homo ou,in,
to a slight Illness. but will likely he
able TO attend school on Monday
Miss Ella COwen. teacher In tho
domestic science department OF the
Mission school. was a visitor In Miss
Blanche Olin's department I'm the bigb
school yesterday.
Miss Ruth Blrclay. OF the normal
training class. attended the duties ~
Miss Drusie Sawtell in the superl,.
tendents office. during Miss SawteITs
absence.
Misses Bauer. Boring and Berry. OF
the normal training class were I'm
charge OF rooms IN Union school Yea.
terday afternoon. and on May 17fb
Misses Holden. McNash and Busbeold
VIII have charge OF rooms in Jefferson
school This f. the new method ~
normal training a. bofng taugb, a..