The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
About People
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mnsmOre. ST Mays. ". W. Schlegel.
Huntington. 4. J. Green YOUNGSTOWN
C. h. Leach. PArkersburg
stsmr,-Jos Farmer. Lee Hall
Columbus. o. a Woofter. kenova
". c. Watts. Columbus. Joe Durso.
Rellaire.
Grand central-F ". Brown. Re
thesds. c. A. Barrett. Woodsneld. C.
1. fogle. Beallsyille. 5 r. Cole. Mari.
eta. r. Z. Lane. Parkersburg. A. A.
Rartor. Paden City. d. r. Boyle. Bur
ton: X. ;. Sears. Flushing.
eruns~iek-Henry Edmunds. Adena
A. A. Dinwiddie. Alliance: n. V. Hub.
bard. Sistersyille: W. r Romick
Sardis.
Mr.. Frew Hall. secretary OF the
West Virginia branch OF the American
Mausoleum Co. returned last evening
from a sojOurn through the south. in.
Guiding Florida and Cuta Mr.. Hall
left Havana. Cuba. last Saturday and
was accompanied by Mrs James X.
Hall and Mrs. Andrew L Wilson. Mrs.
Hall and Mrs. Wilson are now in Flor.
ida where they will remain through
the winter
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well known secretary o. the National
y. W. {. a. will be AZ the local associ-
alton rooms this evening TO address
the girls az the Federation banquet
Miss Gertrude Orth OF Davenport.
Iowa, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Ross Prysock In Elm Grove. returns
home on Saturday
Mrs. 4. ;. Romine Is ia at her home
"a Thirteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. John ). Naylor and
son Wilson, and niece. Miss Hester
Wetherald. left for Atlantic City yes
terday.
Mr.. A. NJ. Six. assistant ticket agent
at the local y. & o. depot. is on duty
on account OF the high water.
Mr.. Ford Rutter. telegraph operator
at the Panhandle transfer. will be able
to resume his duties inside OF the next
few days following a brief illness.
Mr.. f. c. Tankard. an employee OF
the b. O. railroad. Is detained at
his home on account OF injuries re.
ceived a few days ago.
Mr.. F. F. Dunlap OF this city. spent
Wednesday at New Martinsville trans.
acting business.
Mrs. Fred Whitecotton who has
been visiting relatives in this city for
the past few days has returned to her
home at New Msrtinsville.
Mr.. A J. Seamon OF this city. spent
the first OF the week at Cameron.
transacting business.
Miss Margaret Hervey Is the guest
of Mrs. +. NJ. Young at ST Clairsville
for a few days.
Miss Jennie Jepson is the guest of
her sister at Clarksburg for few
days
James Alexander Holloway has
come TO make his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. William w Holloway in Leather
wood Lane.
Mr.. II. F. Carter. the advertising
manager of the George r Stifel Co, is
rejoicing over the arrival OF a son at
his home in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Louis Lipphardt OF Martins Fer
ry. has returned from convention in
Texas. where he demonstrated their
newly patented Turnover stoves,
which are on display at their office on
Market street
Mr.. William Lipphardt has returned
from Chattanooga, Tenn. where he IS
building an enameling works Mr..
Lipphardt and his daughters and sons
VIII leave in the spring for that city
where they will make their home.
Mr.. +. ID. Howell of Barnesville. o..
is business visitor in the city for
few days
Miss Marp Pfarr is IN at her home
in Leatherwood. where she has been
confined for a few days
Rev. and Mrs. J. VI. Potter OF Woods
dale are being congratulated on the
arrival Of daughter in the mause on
Thursday morning. Her name is
Martha Reed
W. p. Fisher and Sam Fields. secret
agents OF the prohibition department,
left yesterday afternoon for Charles