The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
rRisrATE ARRIVALS
At TINE LOCAL hotels

At the LOCAL hotels
oesmn-Harry McGrsnahan and
nm1ly. Proctor: Vim. y. Keoush. New
Aartinsvflie: Mrs L w. johnson.
Cameron.
seLsrs-C. J. Wall. Washington.
-; r 3. Campbell. ,. b. Kenstfick.
Washington. Gladys Davis. Grafton.
oFand csntrsi-P. d. Straight. Man
nington: G. v. Slack. ~steubenvfiie. o.
DruneWtck-C. 3. Miracle. Steuben-
VIE. O.; A. II. satchaw. Defiance. o.:
,. w. Price. woodsfeid. o.
Mrs. Helen schwinn. who has been
visiting relatives and frtends In the
city. will leave In . few days tor
Washington. Philadelphia and New
York. from which point she win sail
over the Morgan ines enroute to her
homo In Houston. Texas.
Nj. Chas. r. stearn Of the Ajax-
crefb Co. Of New York. spent the
past week In b city OF business.
Mr.. J. NJ. Collins has returned home
after q weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Clarington. o.
Mrs. Lin Kimple. who has been
spending the past several weeks with
relatives and friends here. has re-
turned 20 her home At Clarington. o.
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Frankhaus-
err; of Moundsville. have returned to
their home after . brief VISIT with
friends here tbs latter part Of last
week.
Mr. II. C. Rice. Of Glovsr's Gap. 10
IN the city. Waiting friends and
t~ransacting business.
Mr. J. w. Edmonds. OF New Mar
tinsvflle. has retuprnsd home after a
VISIT here and In Wellsburg.
Mrs J. w. Oates. OF Fairmont, In
visiting In the city.
Mrs. Henry Lewedag, one Of the
aged residents OF the South Side, was
reported to be slightly improved last
evening She has been seriously iii
for the past several weeks. and Ia
still In q critical condition.
Mr. Charles NJ. Wells. OF South
Chapline street. will leave to-day for
a visit with relatives and friends at
Ashland and Catlettsburg. KY. He
will return home by way OF Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. Clark Weekly II seriously I'll
streets.
Mr.. Simon Young. of the stamm ho-
tel. will leave in a few days for a
short visit with relatives at Weston.
Harry Bell OF Philadelphia. con
nected with the Goss printing press
company, who has been In the city for
q few days, has returned TO his home.
Captain r. b. Lisby OF Wheeling.
and Allen Smith OF the. Parkersburg
Sentinel, left yesterday for Water
town. N. Y, TO inspect a mammoth
press to be installed at the Sentinel.
Prof. Carl Weisscann. the new or
angist AND choir director of the ST.
Matthews p. +. church. conducted
his FIRST services yesterday morning.
Prof. Weissmann comes here highly
recommended and a successful career
Is anticipated for him here.
Mrs. Frank c. Seibert returned TO
her home in Woodlawn yesterday
after spending the past week with
her parents in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. George p. Folmar, who has
been confined to the home of her son.
Mr.. Fred Folmar in Elm Grove. by a
serious illness, was reported as some
somewhat improved yesterday.
JUDGE t. 7. Hugus Is better. TnIs
was the word that was received at mis-
home I'm Elmwood yesterday from mis-
bedside at Findlay. o.
George w. Taylor OF the reportorial
jorce of The News. will resume HIS
duties today. after having been absent
Two weeks because Of the serious ILL
ness of his young son. Robert.
Col. ID. r .Salnaker and his sister.
Mrs. J. c. Hale of Brooklyn, who la
been the guest OF local relatives for
the last week. left yesterday for San
Francisco. Cal. to attend tbs Panama
Pacific Exposition. Before returning
East they will visit Portland, Seattle
and several other Pacific coast points.
Rev. @. Freeland Peter. rector or
st. Matthews p. r. church, has re-
turned from Richmond. Va, where ne
discussed with the vestry OF st. James
church the call recently extended 10
him by that church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stifef re-
turned Saturday TO their home. No. o45
Main street, from an extended tour
OF South America. They spent about
three months on the South American
continent. visiting the principal points
of interest.
Rev. J. s.. Robinson. formerly pas
tor OF the Chapline street NJ. r..
church. who has OBLIGATED in promi-