The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
About People
TRi-sTAre ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL hotels.

hcLur-Lloyd T. Smith. Charles
ton. John Marshall Parkersburx: j.
, Arnold Woodseld. d. 5. l.. Gould.
farkersbarg l. S.Schenenk. Man
ninston: Eugene Warren. Huntington:
Miss Myrtle Mel Stewart. Parkers-
oufs. MIS- Is =. Stewart. Parkers-
burg: {. X Marble. Buckhannon.
stamm-F. n. Pipes. Cameron: W.
Z. Davidson. Grove City. Pa: W. b.
salt. Aspinwall. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
4. sardis. o.; p. Il. Ramsey.
Grand Central. T. Anderson.
Hamilton. o.: Earl Emery. Nj Nor.
ris. Pa: w. p. Bridge. ParkersburS:
Mrs Lydia Tennal. Fairmont.
eruns~iekEJ. q. Hooton. Rowies-
purs; w. Parks. Atwood. Mr.. and
Mrs Perry Robinson. Harton-
Attorney Marsh Watkins left last
evening for Charleston. where he viii
appear before the Public Service
commission relative to the death or
Joseph Mike at the Richland coal
DIR. VIII Cruise will 20 10 Pittsburgh
While there he win pay a profession
al u TO the Mercy Hospital.
Miss Thelma Caldwell of layers
Town. Nd, Is visiting In the city for
Mrs. Fred W. Seymour OF Newark.
Onlo' VINO a been visiting In this
'fIor several days. has returned
Mrs. Earl Mounts. who has been
confined to her home at Elm Grove
70 rthe past several days is much i'm
ID. w: Ammon. OF the West Virginia
inspection Bureau. left last evening
Grafton. from which point he will
make a tour of the central part OF
the state. on business.
MT. William G.. Creamer. city editor
or the Register. who has been con-
nned to his bed for the past three
weeks as a result OF a serious acct
uent and pneumonia. has about recoy-
cred N left yesterday for a few DAYS
visit with relatives at Canton. Ohio.
DIR. Randolph J. Hersey of the South
side, has returned fro ma professional
visit to Adena. Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Louiston Is I'll at her
home on South Chapline street.
Miss Agnes Wyatt of Fairmont. ar
rived IN the city yesterday for a
weeks visit with relatives and friends
on the Island.
Mr.. Berl Sain. West Virginia repre-
sentative OF the West Union Com.
pahy, Is a business visitor in the city
Mr.; and Mrs. John Schumacher. of
the South Side. are the parents OF a
son, born yesterday morning.
MT. Harry Bursee, well known
young man OF South Wheeling. left
yesterday night for Cleveland. Mr..
bursee has established quite a record
IN the wrestling game in this city
and n~eighboring towns. among the
amateur wrestlers. and his many
friends wish him success In the game
on his trip. which will probably last
Tor several weeks.
I ArG WILL
won mas been confined in the North
wheeling hospital. returned to her
nome In the down-river town yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Joyce arrived
In this city from. ST. Paul, Mimi, yes.
terday morning. Mr.. Joyce is the new
neer's office.
Charles Faulkner. formerly OF this
city but now with the Postal Tele.
sraph Company at Pittsburgh. was In
me city yesterday testifying in the
damage suit of Tiilett VS.. Peters. He
returned 10 the city last evening.
Word received from the bedside of
Judge III. c. Hervey yesterday was
very reassuring. The Judge has beer
qute ii for som tine with an attack OF
pleursy.
The condition Of Mr.. Geo. Ed. Men.
del. VINO a been quite i'll at MS home
pN BAh'f ituudluS unCnllee0. His
friends hope for his ecoyery al.
though II is hardly expected.
L. NJ. Davis. former editor OF
Inc fatrmont West Nirginian, was In
this city a few hours yesterday, en-
route from Fairmont to Huntington
and Charleston, on business.
DIR; j. j. Allen. of West Liberty.
member of the House OF Delegates,
ness.
Attorney John Marshall. of Parkers.
purg was in the city yesterday on
Homer Gray, secretary OF the Board
OF Public Works. returned TO Charles
ton last night, after a brief visit with
wood. ~
Hon. j. Mentor Caldwell. OF Park.
ersburg, representing the Smith FIJI.
ration system. is in the city in the
Britt and REQ DIX; 1iessTs. George
Brltt. Frank Niethamer, Walter Koen.
X. r. Campbell and III. A. Jewett.
Immediately following the game the
party took luncheon at Ziegenfelder's.