The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
About People
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and From :iss City.
AT THE hotels.

stsrm-C. NJ. Geho. ParkersourS:
c. Geismar. Pittsburgh: b. c. LAtmAn.
Hannibal: c. A. Arnold. GAINESVILLE:
Harry n. Straight. Msnningtos
Grand Central. W CARRIER. Be
thesda: c. s. Fogle. Bealsville. W. r.
Smith. Bethesda: {. NJ. Falkington. p
r. Porter. Akron.
Brunswiek-Henry Edmunds. AIDE
ma. Newton Longstreet Littleton: W.
c. Bisart. Zanesville: T.. IA. Howell,
GAINESVILLE: J. w Wise. Paden City
$. r. Long. Smithyille.
Mr.. II. II. Holloway of Cameron. Is
the guest OF his brother. Mr. Arthur
Holloway. on North Main street.
Miss Frances McCarty OF Pittsburgh
is the guest Of Miss Mildren Cogley.
Miss Nancy Peterson OF Woodsdale.
has gone 10 Atlantic City.
Rev. J. !. Gregory OF Cameron. spent
yesterday in the city transacting bust.
ness.
Mr.. Martin Rhodes has resumed his
duties in the b. 4 o. yards. after hav-
ing been detained at his home during
the asst week on account of illness.
Mr.. Howard McElroy il spending
a few days at Fairmont as the guest
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of friends.
Mr.. John Ross. an employe OF the
p. & o. railroad. is detained at his
home on account OF illness.
Mr.. Louis Hoskins has resumed his
labor at the Pennsylvania freight sta
ton, following a brief visit with rela
tives at New Martinsville.
Mr.. Carl Randall. is IN with grippe
at his home in KirkwOod
DIR. J. r. Caldwell leaves this week
Tor New York. where he will attend
to professional business.
Mr.. Otto Schenk OF Leatherwood.
who has been III for few weeks. is
recovering nicely.
Mrs. Julius Pollock has returned
from a visit with her daughter at
Philadelphia.
Mr.. William Kinkaid. who has beep
associated with the leading stores in
! Reading and Washington. has accept.
I'd the position as window trimmer
and card writer for the George NJ.
Shook Co.
DIR. George w Otto of this city. ser.
gesnt at arms in the House OF Dele.
gates in the State Legislature. left
| last evening for Charleston. after
tRNhAc NhN past NONpit VI udNS ~
his home.
Miss Elizabeth Hoverkamp OF Fort
Worth. Texas. is again the guest OF
Miss Ethel Kriel at the Windsor hotel.
! Miss Hovenkamp made many friends
on her former visit here
Mr.. August F.. Marschner OF South
Chapline street. slipped on icy steps
Saturday evening and wrenched the
ligaments in his right limb. He is
improving nicely
Mrs. Edouard Ziegler and Miss Dor.
othy Bloch have gone to New York
where they will remain for a few
weeks
Mrs. Maud Spooner- Becker leaves
| for Steubenville on Thursday. where
she will conduct "A dancing class al
the Loggie studio in that city.
Secretary John Wallace of the
Municipal Improvement League. left
for Charleston on important business.
Mrs. A. ]. Clarke. Miss Hettie List.
Mrs. w. S. Fulton and her daughters.
Misses Nancy and Martha. will spend
the remainder OF the winter in Mama.
! Florida.
Mr.. Art Mead was a business visitor
in Moundsville yesterday.
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Rhodes. Milma Rhodes. Grace Flana.
gan. Mabel harrison. Esther Taddes.
Lillian Carnish. Louise Prayer. Ruth
Iinlsley, Clora Ritter. Bertha Bean.
Marie Ritter. Martha Ritter Mrs. Joe
Ritter Jr., Mrs. Joe Ritter. Sr.