The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-07
About People
Movements OF Individuals to and
From the City.
TRI-sTATE EEE1VAI5
AT TIE LOCAL HOTELS

MeLure-w. NJ. Miller. Parkers-
burg: g. b. Greer. C~larksburg: l.. II.
Green. Steubenvflle. o.: Thos. VI.
Carey. Franklin r. Hall. Defiance,
o.: Arthur LohmeyeF. Parkersburg.
Mrs. ]. &. Mayield. Middiebourne:
Harry Il. Miller. VandergrifL Pa: r.
w. kitlerer. Woodshetd. O.: Nelson
son, Ravenna. o: J. B. Orndon. ]. D.
Hughes. Waynesburg. Pa.
Grand Central-Geo. r. Lane. Mans.
held. OIL. r. Swan. Sistersville: ID.
). Stone. Marietta. o.: j. :. Braden,
Cameron; y. W. CARRIER. Bellaire. o..
ID. c. Gibson. West Alexander. Pa. :
A. c. Kiukead. Fairmont; W. +. Pierce
Cameron.
Brunswick-Mik Donnie. Fairmont:
r. T. Crowell. Lisbon. o.: &. Z.
Downes. Fairmont: Mrs. II. G. Wits
Ter. Miss Helen Whistler. Mrs. S. $.
Arnold. Smithheld. o.: r. NJ. Scott
and son. Hundred; w. J. Calvert.
Clarksburg.
stammSJ. II. Miller. Huntington
o.. A. Conawa. Parkersburg: r. NJ.
Arbogast. M%arlinton: J. r. McNarry,
Littleton; W. A. Williams. Barton. o:
o. n. Woofter. Kenova; W. n. Nav.
Nj. c. Mayors. Warrington: J. Fried.
man, Point Pleasant, Frank DIETRICH,
Ravenna. o.
f. NJ. Arbogast. OF Marlinton. w.
va. a we'll known oil operator of the
southern part OF the tate. arrived
yesterday on a short business trip.
Dr. Earle Wiley. of Washington. ID.
C.. leave today for Pittsburgh, after
spending yesterday in Wheeling.
Col Austin Beach. editor of the
Pittsburgh Dispatch was called to this
city on account OF the illness OF his
father Gen. a. H.. Beach. Gen. Beach
Is confined To the Glendale hospital.
Thomas Cummins has recovered from
an attack OF In grips. at his home on
Capt. u. s. Hathaway. L. 8. A. OF
Pittsburgh. has returned after a brief
business visit in this city.
Francis L. Ferguson left Monday for
Trade.
Mrs. Clarence Masters. OF steubenville
mas returned after a visit with local rel
atives.
Charles Miner. OF this city. has lust
recovered from a slight attack OF TIE
Junior FranzheIm. Of this CITY. left
YESTERDAY evening for Cornell Univer-
sumo his college work.
George .Spriggs. OF this city. IS visit
Ing friends at Toronto. Ohio. FOR a few
Miss Elizabeth Hugus. OF this city.
lett yesterday evening TO resume her
SUITES AT smith college.
Rev. w. :. Dysinger will begin n
series or talks at the Hazel-Atias Glass
Company plant to-day at noon.
IA Kochert. OF the North Emo IL
confined TO his home by Illness.
DR.. j. Edward Burns. OF the East End.
' has returned from Baltimore. Md.
l. James Rennard. OF Sardis. was n
business visitor IN TIE city YESTERDAY.
Mrs. W. G. Morgan. who IL sojourninr
IN Atlantic city. Is improving In health.
Miss Alice Young. OF the North Side.
IL Visiting friends in ST. Clairsviue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reub Robinson. OF the
I East End. have returned from parkers-
burg. wheer they visited relatives.
J. Miss Mabel Stamm. OF the North Side
has accepted n position with the IT. a.
F~ranZheim company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Carpenter
nee Lulu klieves) are>now at home at
-! Matilda street, Lennox apartments
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Joseph Slender has returned Ia
her home in New AfartinSviile after n
visit with relatives in the city.
Mrs. Sue Swift, OF Woodlawn. il CON-
lined to her home by illness.
Miss G. Frederick. OF the North Side
is slightly in.
u. G. Morgan returned yesterday from
Atlantic city. where he has been visit
ing for a few days.
DIR. G. NJ. TruscheI WAS a visitor IN
yesterday.
. Mrs. Christian Steinmetz. OF Wood
lawn. who has been sick for som etime.
Is still In a serious condition.