The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-16
Personal Mention.

over defeating the Wheeling Island A
c. team on Saturday by the score OF
10 TO 6.
A base ball team from this city de-
feated the Rush Run. o.. team on Sun
day afternoon by the score OF 10 o.
John Malloy pitched for Wellsburg.
The cyclonic breeze stirred up at
the Democratic convention on Satur-
day has blown over for the present, at
least. and the political waters are still
Miss Frances Reed and Miss Alber-
Ia Lazear left Sunday for Smithfield.
o.. where thy will teach in the Chill.
dren's Bethel. home for children
there
Miss Frances Shuey. OF Wheeling.
is spending her vacation at Mt. Glenn
ems. Mich. where she Is enjoying the
baths
Miss Barbara Shuey has returned to
her homo after a VISIT with relatives
and friends at Terre Haute. Ind.
Miss Anna Helsiey left this morning
or West Liberty. where she will at
tend the Normal school
James Adair is building a large sIlo
for w. NJ. Smith, OF Beech Bottom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burt and chill
dren. OF Beech Bottom. have returned
from a visit in the West.
Prof. r. A. Riggs and Louis Mccain
&c were visitors on Sunday At the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells, of Beech
Bottom.
Mike ChankaoDs. proprietor OF the
Palace confectionery. has offered 10
sell his business on account OF illness.
Miss Erma Tolbert was visiting rela-
-
day
l. w Meyers. OF Connellsvine. Pa.
has returned TO his work after a visit
with relatives in this city
Mrs. Andrew Elcesser and daughter.
Miss Ella. have returned to their home
after a Wait OF several weeks with rel
a'ives i'm Washington. Pa. Mrs. II. r.
Fleming and daughter. Miss Catherine.
accompanied them here. where they
will visit FOR a short time.
David Richey. Of Dennison. O., IS a
guest AT the home of his brother. Geo.
Richey. OF this city.
Harry Hoover. Paul EIcessel and
George Caldwell. IT.. were Wheeling
visitors last evening.
Mrs. NJ NJ Nell. Of Akron O.. Is a
guest az the home OF Mt. and Mrs. NJ.
J.. NcGill
Rev. V. T.. King and family. % New
kensington. Pa. were calling on their
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs e 9.
Hodges. % S24 Commerce street. Sat
urday afternoon
4. .. Scroggins. IT. OF ne FostorIa
Glass Conn any. and George Dorsey.
cashier OF the Mercantile Banking a
Trust Company. OF Noundsville. wore
IN the city last evening. making the
trip by auto
Charles Hood. president Of the Hood
Lumber Compau. OF Wheeling. was a
visitor IN the city last evening.
The West Alexander Pa. Fair
opened today. Many people from this
CITY expect 20 attend
A. " Potts left this morning on a
business trip that win embrace Gam
eron. Fairmont and Intermediate
points
Quite number % the lovers % foot
bail would lie TO see team organ
Ted here The way the game Is usu.
ally played there arc also many who
would prefer that there be no team.
Miss Edna May Seibert and George
RrOck Ingram. both Of Waynesburg
IA. wer" married in this city rs Rev
\ v poak on January TO- -. and
-H'. 'NN'A' NffNNlAE q Nf-fTFl uEll sep
TENDER -. when they started b. auto
on a wedding trip
Attorney F. A Chapman q a bust
ness visitor in Norfolk Va
Misses Clara Meyers aud Ross Ne
Camic left for Notrr Dame Cniversity.
at Notrn Dame. Ind. where they will
take up Classical courses
Word vas received from Miss Bea-
'rice Tb1ffy. who - a student at ilerea
College. porea. Ky. that sne 2 we'll
established there and liked tho school
and town very well Miss UuTv g.
taking normal work. she having grad
ustevi from no iigh school here sev-
cral wears ago
Alexander Chamberlain vse stricken
With paralysis % the throat on Saturs
dav evening and has since that time
heen unable 20 SPIRAL % fs thought
thaf hy careful treatment hts speech
NAV BE- restored
Two new houses are being built on
Point View. South Commerce street
ono each ~ A'hoT' Roprnan and 10
1eph q Haley Mr. and Mrs RoV.
man Wiz ocC-ipy The house being built
by Them Nr Valley has already
leasod his properly