The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
About People
Aosenents OF individuals 20
and From lie City.
AT THE HOTELS.

melure-O. A. Barnes. GAINESVILLE:
Eta Dyson. Steubenville: r. n. Nc
Chuer. Parkersburg. NJ j. Abbey.
Morgantown. Dr. dudley. Middle
bourne; ]. ID. HAYS. st. Clairsville:
George Hubs. Follansbee: Alex. For
man, Morgantown-
Grand Central - James witten.
brook. Woodsfeld. Laura AFTER.
Flushing: II. S. Hornbrook. Cam
bridge: Arthur Smith. Grafton: c. W.
Church. GAINESVILLE; {. r. Fogle,
Beallsville.
( Brunswick. 5. Culbertson, New
Athens: G. 5. Adams. Buffalo W. a.
Haskin, Pittsburgh: G.. r. Downs,
Fairmont: c. d. Adams. Littleton.
starm-Clyde Fisher. Frienly: G.
J. Cowles, Pittsburgh :. $. Asker.
Chicago; p. a. Ling. Weston; +. c.
Ayres. GAINESVILLE; James Witten-
brook, woodsfeld.
Mr.. ]. H. Devore. OF the firm OF
Copp & Devore. OF this city. returned
to his home on the Island yesterday
afternoon. following a short business
! trip down in the state.
Mr.. George w. Oldham. clerk of
/ ;
went to Sistersville yesterday to at
/ tend the funeral OF the late George
Hswley. who died as the result OF a
trolley car accident, near Jacksonville.
/ o.. a few days ago.
Mr.. John Finnigan. of this city, will
return TO his home today after visit
I ing in Charleston for few days.
Mrs. J. Gaul, OF South Chapline
street, is confined to her home by a
/ severe attack of la grippe.
Mr.. Harry w. Bloomfield. Intelli-
gencer reporter. who has been con
] fined to his home I'm Elm Grove for a
I few days by illness. Is reported con-
siderably improved.
Prof. ]. II. Thornton. OF the Wheel
/ ing High school faculty. was a Wis
itor in Wellsburg yesterday.
J Miss Cora Roth. who has been con.
q fined to her home on North Main
street by illness for the past few days
is slightly improved.
Miss Anna ID. Garden. milliner. of
South Eoff street, is in New York
City buying a new line OF spring
goods. She will probably return here
next week.
Miss Sue Waddell, teacher in the
public school at Cameron, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ralph Morrison.
out the pike.
Mr.. f. p. Tough and Charles VI.
LCugh, OF Woodlawn, have returned
from a business trip spent at New
Philadelphia. o., for a few days.
Henry Jackson. OF the Pennsylvania
I railroad company. has resigned his
] IN hn lob
John Horner. of the Pennsylvania
railroad. is on duty on account OF
! illness.
/ v. c. Murtagh. travelling freight
agent OF the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad. was n business
/ visitor in the city yesterday.
/ Miss Jennie G. House. of the Is
land. left yesterday for Morgantown
where she will spend several days
/ Mr.. Thomas A. Beattie is spending
n few days at Charleston transact
ing business.
\ Mr.. Earl Brooks. OF Steubenvine
O.. attended the military ball given
/ az the Carroll club last night
II Mr.. John Hess. of Baltimore. Md.
] Is visiting friends on the Island fol-
few days.
j Mr.. Joseph Conley. of New Cum
i bcrland. attended the Linsly military
/ ball given at the Carroll club last
night.
Mr.. Sam Noyes left yesterday morn
| ing for New York City. where he will
transact business for a few days.
i Miss Catherine Moore. OF North
| Market street. left yesterday for Pitts
burgh. where she will visit friends
j Miss Mary Thompson is visiting
| friends in Wellsville for a few days