The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
About People
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and From Else City.
hotel ARRIVALS

HoTEl ARRIVALS
sTAnm-w. p. Brown. Greenu,en
- { 2 Minor. Fairmont. l.. A.
arnold GAINESVILLE. o. l. {. Peoples.
Canton. o.
helURE-C. r. Mason.
Maoeile Wright. Marietta. O.. Mrs.
Hodge. Holidays Cove: Thos \. cur
ny. Buchannon. Ella q. Schumaker,
Masstiou. o.. n A Fritz. Wadsworth.
o; jas W. Wade. Parkersburx n.
W Rosie. Parkersburg: L. b. ellis
Farkersburg &. II. Foon. Parkers-
burg VIM Mahan. Canton. o.: pred
Seiger. Zanesville. o.. =. G.. Emery.
Marietta. o, B a Brown. Franklin.
o. G T. Winner. Alliance. q.
GRAND CENTRAI-C. n. Parker,
Akron. o; J. 7. Host. Cadiz. o.: r.
A Betzler. Canton. o.
sRONSWlck-A G. Ray. Zanes-
vile. o.: David Davies and family.
M~organtown; Z G. Gideon. Bethesda.
Mrs. Martha Shields Is slowly re
covering at b Ohio Valley General
hospital. after undergoing a serious
operation.
Mrs. James l. Stone OF Kingwood,
W. Va. Il spending a couple OF Gays
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Harry Davis OF the East End. has
accepted a position at Bayha bakery.
this city.
Miss Ida Woodruff OF Patterson. -
spending several weeks in Cleveland,
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Adrian
Foose.
Frank Mui.r
the o~ut-the-pike division OF the West
Virginia Traction q Electric company
leaves tomorrow for INDIANAPOLIS. 10
attend the automobile races.
Mrs. Nettie -. Hirsch OF this city,
was a guest at the weeks new ar
rival" banquet at the Battle creek
Sanitarium.
Born-To Rev. and Mrs. s. b. Hart
OF Elm Grove. a underground son,
yesterday morning.
United States Marshall c. +. Smith.
mas returned to Parkersburg. after a
orlef business visit in this city.
HARRY ). Miller leaves Saturday 10
spend n holiday at his home IN
Jewett.
george King was a business visitor
in Charleston. Monday.
capt. VIM. T. Otto. member OF the
House OF Delegates, returned last
night from Charleston. where he at
tended the special session OF the legis-
lature.
Rev. j. s. Robinson OF Fairmont.
was In the city yesterday. attending
the funeral Of Mr.. Nelson Davis.
James Minkemeyer. Walter Morri-
SON., w. E. Rimmell, Past supreme
Master i. II. Doyle. Victor Brinham.
Edward O'Neil and Gus Knoke viii
leave Sunday to attend the Shield or
honor convention to be held at VII
mington. Del.
PRESIDENT Elmer Hough, OF the West
virginia Automobile Association. was
In the city yesterday on business. re-
turning to his home at wellsbure last
evening.
E. Howard Reynolds. Of Morgan.
town is visiting in the city.
MI. and Mrs. John NJ. Mercer. OF
Chapline street. have returned home
from a visit at their former home in
Sistersville.
J. b.. Allison. of Cameron. has re-
turned home after a brief visit with
friends here this week.
Mrs. James Smith. who was remov-
ed from her home on Tenth street to
the North Wheeling hospital, is i'm.
proving.
Mr.. John R~einacher. Jr.. OF South
Chapline street, who has been confin-
ed TO his home for the past three
weeks with a felon on his finger. caus-
ed by a cruise which he received while
working on the new National bank.
OF this city. is able to be out among
his friends.
Miss Mary Harkins. who has been
visiting at the home of her parents in
Pittsburgh. has returned to her duties
at the North Wheeling hospital.
Richard Abbot. OF Flushing. o.. who
underwent a technical operation at a
local hospital, Monday. is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Karl Meister. OF Marietta, D.
Is visiting her husband. Karl Meister.
center fielder for the Wheeling Cen
trail League team.
Archer Reilly. third baseman foi
Wheeling. who has been out of the
game for the past several days on ac-
count OF a sprained ankle. arrived in
the city late last evening and will
probably be ready to lake his place
with the team today. Reilly has been
at his home at Columbus.
Mrs. Goldie Rodocker and daughter.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. s. reuger. OF the South Side. have
returned to their home at New Castle,
Pa.