The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
About People
movements % individuals TO
and From .iss City,
TRI-sTArE ARRIVALS
AT the LOCAL HOTELS,

AT the LOCAL HOTELS.
MeLurs-C. c. Garlett. Broxns-
VILE; p. J. Wright. Fairmont: p IL.
Anderson. Friendly: p. J. colvert.
Ciarksburg; c. r.. McGuffie. New
burg; w. T. Higgs. Beaver Fails: A.
y. Falconer. East Liverpool.
stamm-George Hockenberry. Ak
ron: J. p. Dewolt. Canton; T. w.
Hall, Fremansburg: Ray Qulin. Ak
ron: Matthew Weber. East Liverpool:
Webster GU. Bethany; w. Z. Mapel.
Pennington; J. +. Myers, Mansfield:
L. c. Peffler. Canton.
Grand CentrsI-William Bailey. st.
Clairsville: A. b. Caldwell. Alledonia:
II. y. Hessam. Sistersville: ID. w.
seeway. Cadiz: o. A. schwitzer. New
Philadelphia; J. A. Hendricks, Akron.
Brunswick-Frank Peck. Spring
held; c. c. Larlett. Brownsville; ]. J..
Smith. Uniontown; c. r. vanpelt.
Glencoe; ]. b. Hupp. Holidays Cove:
w. @. Ingham. Warren; S. l., Jones.
Maynard.
Frank J. Yafre and Morris Sugerman
OF this city returned yesterday morn
ing from Steubenvilie. Ohio. where
they spent Sunday as the guest Of
friends.
Lee Thomas. who is an employee Of
the B. q o. railroad returned yester-
day from Parkersburgh. where he
spent seme time as the guest of rela-
tives.
Charles Armstrong. who is a brake
man on the Pennsylvania railroad, is
visitinf friends at East Liverpool.
Thomas aPdden is slightly indis-
posed at his home on the South Side.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheat has returned
from Warrington where she spent the
past few days as the guest of friends.
Rev. DIR. Robinson and Elder ID. s.
Thornburg will leave this morning for
New Concord. Ohio. TO attend the SEES
sions OF the Ohio Synod OF the United
Presbyterian church.
Rev. ]. NJ Potter of woodsdale. left
yesterday for Atlantic City to attend
a conference OF the Presbyterian
United Movement which meets there
for three days this week. Rev. Potter
goes to represent the home mission in
terests of the Synod of West Virginia.
Mrs. Louis Halter. of East Liver
pool. o.. is the guest OF her son, Louis
Halter. at Elm Grove.
Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto. a we'll
known soloist and member OF the
Schubert Quintette. Is I'll at the North
Wheeling hospital, where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Philip Winter. of North Main street.
has returned from a visit with his
son at New Castle, Pa.
Or. and Mrs. Albert Ernest. of New
Castle. Pa. are guests OF relatives in
the city.
Mrs. w. G. Dreamer and son have
left for Canton, o.. to spend week
with relatives.
Miss Gene Clyker. of Pleasant Val
ley. has returned from a visit with
relatives and friends in the east.
Mrs. John Miller is improving
slowly at the North Wheeling hoe
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Teaman. OF
Pittsburgh, are In the city to attend
the Trunk Stauver wedding which
takes place this morning.
Mrs. Leach Cracraft left last eve
ming for New York where she will be
the guest OF friends and relatives for
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Baugh. OF Akron.
o.. are guests In the city for a few
days.
Arthur Irwin has returned from
two weeks visit in Atlantic cry and
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Sweeney ana
sons. of Highland Park. leave Wednes-
day evening for Washington. d. c..
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Chas. Neukardt. Of the Island.
was called TO Sand Hill by the serious
Illness OF her mother, Mrs Isaac
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Kennel.
OF Connellsville. Pa. and Mr. and Mrs
William Work. OF Waynesburg. Pa
travelling to Indianapolis in Mr.
Works automobile. spent Sunday
night In Wheeling as guests of their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulmer
Tibbens, on North Wabash street. The
visitors resumed their westward
journey yesterday morning. expecting
to reach Indianapolis Wednesday
noon.
Mrs. John McCortney has returned 10
her home at Woodsdale. after an extend
ed trip through Europe Mrs McCort-
ney sailed from Naples. September 10.
arriving At Boston. September -. She
went from Boston to New York where
she remained two days arriving home
Sunday morning. she Vas accompanied
home By Mrs r. D. Anderson OF chi
pleasant trip despite the many deIavs
and Inconvenience and says that an
Americans were treated with uniform
courtesy throughout all the countries 81
Europe