The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
About People ,
Movements OF individuals to I
and From tile City.
TRi-STATe ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL hOTElS

Meture-w. c. Day. Jr.. Parkers-
burg: q. Z. Parkin' Washington. Pa:
Lloyd Mccoy. GAINESVILLE. q: e. r..
keianuer. J. II. Nightengaie. Par
~kersburg: H. s. Farrier. Claringtop.
o: William y. Hopkins. F%airpoint.
o: Edward II. Watson. Lee Shaner.
VI n. Archer. h. Il. Stephenson. Jo-
seph G. Russell. Hall Ropp. A. T. Bar
rett. Parkersburg: u. q. Linn. Claude
Clarksburg: l. V. G.. Morris. Philippi:
{. +. Smith. Fairmcnt. ~. J. Prunty.
!. Is Blayney. Clarksburg.
Stamm-S. Ahrepdt. Steubenville.
o; r.. c. Gotthsrdt. Darlington. o.:
\. J. Moore n vile. GAINESVILLE. o.;
J. farrer. Csrroiton. o.: Or. T. NJ.
Werlich and wife. Wellsburg: W. G..
Lester. Wadostown: y. Ault. Gleno-
va. O.: J. NJ. Scnseman. Psrkers-
brug: ". n. Heiser and daughter. ".
v. Bartlettc. G~assaway. II. G. Litman.
: Hannibal. o: \. 4. Taylor. Sutton: NJ.
{. Eddy. Madestovn: Albert Dei,-
rich. RaNenna. q.
Grand Centrsl-w. n. Booth. Moi
lie Stout. C~larksburg. George ".
f%'urnian. \. &. Bowers. J. Il Hare.
NorSantown: ID &. Core. Pentress;
Lewis Nackinnon. Charleston; RUDY
stout. Clarksburg. y. T. Russell,
Wana &. I. Fosle. Bcallsville. %: ~.
l.. Naumsn. ~FTsmctCwn: \. r. Swami,
East Liverpool. -; N MslOney. Rand.
5runswiek-Mrs Howard. Stsuben-
willie. o.. =. G. wilson. Woodland: y.
7. Bradley. Fairnont. 5. y. Carney.
CiarkshuTg. H. " Dodge. parkers-
burg: W ID. Brown. James Lemen.
Nartinshurg; &. A. Flanagan. Fatf-
mont: William Abrill. y. NJ Shew-
bridseh j H. White. M%artinsours.
John Zicsenfclder leaves this week
for n tour OF the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. G.. Schneider and
sen. and Mr.. and Mrs. charles Brock.
hardt l-sve with the ShTiners on their
Southern tour
DIR. and Mrs. Oscar Burdats will
spend a week in the South. going down
with the ShrincTs.
r. II. Prosser. president of the
Thomas n. ProssCr Company. returned
yesterday after spending a week at
Wooster. q.
Attorney John Marshall. of Parkers-
burg. former assistant United states
district attorney under Roy Waugh.
spent yesterday in the city. ON LEGAL
business.
Miss Ada Andreas. the well known
soloist Of Glendale. will 90 TO Wells
burg. Thursday. where she will sing.
Mrs. T. g. Burke has moved from
her former home at Hubbard's Lane
to her new home in Edgwood
Mr.. and Mrs. +. DUPONT Thomson
will make their home for the summer
at Cecil Place.
Mrs. n W. otto. Of Pittsburgh. has
returned 10 her home after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. John n Garden. of
North Main street.
VI. 4 Hyde. of Marietta. o.. was a
business visitor in the city on Mon
day.
Miss lille Litzinger. Of Grafton. IA
the guest Of relatives and friends In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l. Burlen. Of Wells.
burg, were guests In the city Saturday
and Sunday.
6. ~ Holder. Of GAINESVILLE. @. was
Vlsiiing friends in the city on Monday
Z Crawford has returned from
Philadelphia. where he spent several
days rs the guest Of Earl Hannah.
Miss Lily Rowley Of Springfield.
Mass, who has beer IN egueSt OF
friends at Warwood for the past few
DAYS. has returned home.
Mrs. Arden n. Miller OF the South
Side has been called 10 Buffalo. y. =.
because OF n illness of relatives.
Anton Alborts and ". n. Hicks
nave been IN Washington on business
the past few days.
\. G Kinkead OF Fairmont IL q
business visitor here. snroute to
Steubenvilie.
Secretary \ +. sinks az the Asso.
ciated Charities left on sunday for
Memphis. Tenn. To attend the meet
ing of the sociological congress which
mcts there this week.
Miss Marie Barth Of MoundsviIle
spent sunday in the city as the guest
Of friends.
Mrs. Catherine Cannon OF Pitts
burSh is spending q few DAYS visiting
relatives AZ EdCdalc his week
George Byrons OF M~oundsville spent
yesterday IN the city t~ransactInS
business.
Miss Nell Potts OF this city spent
sunday rs the guest of friends on the
D. M~oundsville camp grounds.
Miss Grace Fendt Is recovering
from an Illness at Cambridge Springs.
Pa.
Smith Wickham. Of Pittsburgh. who
a been visiting his sister. Mrs
Charles sharp. on Fifteenth street. re-
turns home today.