The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-10

Cleveland.
Clyde Merrat and John Finn, OF
Clarksburg have moved to the East
End OF this city for the balance OF
the winter.
Mrs. 7. A. Lowery. OF Chicago. who
was seriously Ill, is improving nicely.
Dr. Henry Z. Linsz, OF the South
Side. wha professional visitor In
Warrington yesterday.
Miss Alma Thursdale OF Sistersville.
Is visiting Mrs. Don Stephens In the
East End.
Mrs. Lulu Efow has returned to her
nome In this city after spending a
few days visiting friends in Weston.
Mrs: Joe Rennard. formerly of this
city. but now of Sardis, o., visited
her mother in Elm Grove yesterday.
Mrs. Eleanor Boyle OF Martins Ferry
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Frank kirchner of the South Side
was Ill last week and is recuperating.
Mrs. Geo. Christlieb, OF the South
Side is confined to her home by nm.
ness.
Miss Julia Farley OF the East End
has returned from Pittsburgh, where
she visited Miss Anna Louise Crom-
bury.
DIR. Leonard Donley. OF Pittsburgh.
was a professional visitor in the city
yesterday.
Miss Catherine Aul OF Mt. de Chan.
tai spent Sunday with-her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Aul. of Elmwood-
Mrs. Gregory Alderman, of South
Chapline street, has returned after a
visit with her son at Weston, West
Ni-ginia.
Ciyde Horner of Indianapolis. was
IN the city yesterday looking after
business interests.
Jack Loffland. of woodsheld. Ohio.
was in the city on business yesterday.
Alfred Brill, OF the East End. was
In Steubenville yesterday looking after
business.
The many friends of Gen. A. Fl.
Beach will be pleased TO learn he
is able TO walk about the GIendaIe
hospital after two serious Operations
Mrs. Robert j. Reed, OF Fourteenth
street Is in New York attending TO
Central Council of Kings Daughters.
Mrs. Wilson Holmes. OF Eleventh
street, is recovering from a slight i'll
ness.
Edward Dummer and family q, Eor
street. who have been sick for some
ume. are recovering from their iil-
Mrs. Edith Ebeling. who has been
taxing treatment at the North Wheel
ing. hospital for some time will reinrn
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EDWARD Conant. well known eleya-
tor boy OF the Board OF Trade buIld-
ing, had his right foot slightly
plnched between the car and n aoor
Yesterday while running the elevator.
Miss Ridgely. of this CITY. Is acting
as substitute teacher at the local hisb
school; having taken the place of Miss
Cora T.. Holland. who has accented a
position In the Detroit (Mich.j high
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bagley. OF Nc.
Mechen, have gone to Pittsburgh To
attend the Billy Sunday meeting. To.
aay Is - * o. day at Billy Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left for New
loTk Sunday evening TO do their
spring buying. They will spend ten
days In New York and then GO n
CLEVELAND for the millinery opening.
Mrs Charles Etz and son. Eugene
OF the Island. are guests OF Mrs. HAIRY
Lohman at Washington. Pa.
MIS-. carr Stroehman. OF Parkers-
uuIs. VINO mas been the guest OF rela-
yves Tor few weeks. has returned
Mrs. Or. Morris Tuholske. OF Akron.
-, VIII arrive I'm the city 10 attend
the Blumenthal funeral.
Rev. III. a. Riddle. Of Sherrard. was
visiting az the home OF Rev. J NJ
Potter at Woodsdale yesterday.
George Kress. OF Sixteenth ana
Wood streets. Is confined to his home
by slight illness.
w. W. Colvig. the Main street rniitiner
spent yesterday In Pittsburgh. on bust
Francis T.. Ferguson left last evening
Tor Morgantown. 20 attend the good
Roads Congress
90 Misa LILLE Tyler. head rnfiiiner Of
IruNolis millinery store. left gundav
I9r New York. 20 study the spring
Miss Sadie. n. Gusenan. ~ Morgan
town head Of the Girls C'fYb r,,sy. ,-...,.t
ln inc state. arrived ia the CITY yeefer-
day. enroute 20 West Liberty.
RANK MITES