The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

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Charleston: c. J. Clark. steubenville.
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and c. Stitt. West Union: G.. &.
Jones. Smithton: II. J.. visgen. Col
ners A y. NeChouse: ciarington.
C~larksburg; Z. c. Jones, Point Pleas.
ant; A. r. Lafferty, ST ClairsviIic
o.; III. l.. Dilworth. Spencer: W. NJ.
Bryant. Fairmont: A. :. Rosenberg,
Cameron; T. T. Cramblett. Bethany,
DIR. T. +. Cramblett. president o,
Bethany college. arrived in the city
last night.
Mrs. Peter Hopkins and daughters,
Misses Mary and Genevieve. have re-
turned to their home at Cameron, "
Va after a short visit with local
friends.
Mrs. a. X. Modi. Of Warrington. has
returned TO her home at that place
after a visit with relatives in this
city for several days.
Miss Celia Acton. of Parkersburg,
is h guest Of Mrs. James Mccain,
OF Woodsdale.
Miss Loretta keenan, has left for
her home at Clarksburg. after visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koran. who
have been the guests OF friends in
the city for some time. have returned
10 their home in Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mrs. j.. w. Casey has arrived home
M~organtown. W. Va, where she
visited relatives for several days.
Cusick. city editor of the
New Castle Herald. who has beer
> visiting friends here for the past
couple of days. has returned TO the
Pennsylvania town.
Judge Ira Robinson will leave this
morning for Morgatown, where ne
viii deliver a lecture to the student
body.
Judge VIM! n. Miller is spending
the weekend with his wife and fam
lily at Parkersburg.
Earl Criswell, of Harrisville. Ohio.
was a business visitor In the city
! yesterday.
Mrs. Charles II. Patterson. OF Nor
g%antown. arrived in the city yester-
I n0V and will anAnA aAWaE.l H. ~
iting friends
Secretary \. T. Arnold. OF the West
Virginia Sunday School Association.
left yesterday afternoon for Sisters
Vile. where he delivered an address
in the evening.
in the city yesterday. transacting
business.
William Snyder. of Cameron. spent
I yesterday in the city calling on
friends and tr%ansacting business.
Raymond n. O'Neil, associate edi-
tor and critic of the Cleveland Leader
Is spending several days with his
uncle. a. l.. Summers at his home
on the Island.
On March 9th Mrs. Augusta Walton.
formerly Of Wheeling. but now of Bos-
ton, left that city with a party on a
trip which will extend around the
world. They viii stop at Chicago a
few days n from there will go to
San Francisco and Vancouver. They
will sail from the last named city
Tor Japan where they will remain four
OF five weeks before proceeding fur
ther west. The trip will occupy eight
or ten months and will include visits
TO most of the important cities of the
Orient and Europe.
Marsh Watkins. local attorney left
saturday morning or Pittsburgh and
the east 10 be gone a few days on
business.
Edgar moore, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharles Moore. of Triadelphia. is con
lined TO his home by a severe attack
OF typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry Bachman has returned
TO her home on the South Side after
spending a few weeks at Palm Beach
Florida.
George Seybold. OF North Main
street, is confined to his home as the
result OF a fall on the ice yesterday
IN which he sustained a broken wrist
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jefferson have
returned TO their home in Woodlawn.