The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
About People
Movements OF indisidusls to and
From the City.
TRLsrATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

Melure-Mr. and Mrs. II. Grant.
rsirmont; l. ]; Finegan and vile.
woodland; r. l. Lynch. Woodsield.
o; j. p. Bradbury. Pomeroy, o.: r.
Nathan. Fremont, o.; z. II. Pooley.
Barberton. %.
Grand Central. NJ. Hail. Morgan.
town: r. {. McElhose. Sistersvflle.
w. ID. Hager. Paden City.
Brunswick. J. Dobbs. Parkers-
burg: Charles Duke. Sherman Roach.
forkville; Miss Bertha Strand, Bell
aire.
stamm-Jack MUM. Barton. o.;
George Cooke. wife and daughter.
Martins Ferry; Clara Wilson. ST.
Clairsville; c. o. woodcock, ]. w.
Bull. New Martinsville: j. r Hanke.
X. T. Hanke. NJ. ID. Parkersburg.
Miss Cora NJ. Roth. society editor
OF the Intelligencer. is Ill at her home
on North Main street.
DR.. r. Z. Hanke OF Petersburg ar.
rived yesterday for short business
visit.
Mrs. Anna Bland. OF the South
Side. spent yesterday in Pittsburgh.
the guest of friends there.
John Diehl. who was here IN the
interest OF the Wheeling Corrugst-
ing Company for a few days, has
returned TO Chicago.
Robert Barry. of the North End.
spent yesterday In West Alexander
with relatives.
has accepted a position at the Ohio
Valley General Hospital.
Mrs. William Canadian. OF the Is
land. is seriously ILL.,
Miss Eloise shannon. OF Dayton.
was visiting Miss Stella Boring.
Of the North End. for a few days.
Mrs. DIR. ID. II. Taylor. of the South
Side, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
7. A. Lowery. in Chicago.
The young daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Max HuCer. of the East End. Is
confined TO her home by an attack
OF Group.
DIR. Meuger Truschel. OF the South
visiting friends.
Charles ii. Watkins. Jr. OF the
Palace Furniture Company. is at
tending the Furniture Market at
Grand Rapids. Michigan.
Lloy Eneix, student of Bethany
College, was in the city yesterday.
, visiting friends He will return this
morning TO resume his duties at the
/ college.
Phil. Maguirs. Sr.. is confined TO
his home on North Front street. by a
sedious Illness.
Sam Boyce. OF the East End, is
confined to his home by illness.
Dan Grub is spending a few days
at Steubenville, on business.
Miss Minnie Aul. OF Braddock, Pa.
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aul.
at Elmwood
Miss Ora Glover. OF Glover's Gap.
is the guest of Mrs. Il. H. Anderson,
OF South Jacob street.
Master Charles Anderson is SER
iously Ill. at his home in South
Wheeling.
William Thompson. of West Fin
ley. Pa, returned 10 his home yes
terday. after undergoing an opera
ton in the Martins Ferry Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. McAllister.
East Wheeling. are the proud parents
OF baby son. born Saturday. Mr..
McAllister is assistant cashier OF the
Elm Grove State Bank.
Prof. and Mrs. Hitchcock. OF New
Cumberland. w. Va. spent Satur-
day and yesterday as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Douglass, of Elm
Grove. Mr.. Douglass is prescription
clerk for Hoge-Davis Drug Co. this
city.
Rev. F. f. Brininstool preached
yesterday in the Baptist church OF
| Morgantown.
John c. Lynch. secretary Of the Y.
NJ. c. A, will return today from Har-
risburg, Pa, where he has been at
! tending the funeral of his father.
Russell Goodwin, of Washington and
JEFFERSON College. spent yesterday in
Island
Mr.. and Mrs. George Feeny. of