The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
About People
Msxsnsnts Of individuals 70
and From .i,s City.

AT THE HOTELS.

Stanrn-Alrs. u. Powers. Cameron;
Miss Virginia Powers. Cameron: Mrs.
Henry SILVER. WadeStown; Dr.. James r
Wilson. Limavllle. o.: w. II. t">"; IAN
West. o.: +. G.. Rurson. Proctor: H. NJ
Yost. Huntington.
Wtndsor-Ernest +. Rodriguez, San
Juan. Puerto Rico: l.. l.. Rogers. tlarkS-
burg; q. Z. Rogers. tlarkSburg: J. W
Moore. Fairmonr; Mr.. and Mrs. J. J..
kccvor. Louis J. kcevur. MorSantpwn'
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Long. Mr.. aud Mrs
l., T Long, Walker Long. Edward Long.
Brown. WoodstIeld. =.
Grand Central. + jerks. Marlcta
r. L |. Schlobohn. Fa:k"rs burg; W.
Call Cameron.
McLure-Gecrce Parkinson. New Mar
,insvilie Mr.. and Mrs. y. Jacques Cave"
naugh. Huntington: Wallace Stevenson
Parkersburg: Thomas ". Fleming. faii-
mont: Ray Evans Bluetield: Z. II. Sha".
Mannngton; c. n. Endclbergcr. ""i.s-
burg: Louise HeironirruS Grafton; T..
W. RadfoFd. Glarksburg e. II. ijarncs'
Clark burg; J. ). Arnold. W""1SfirIu.
Nesdames Homer Dudley and Arthur
Carroll, Of Sistersville. are the guests
of Mrs. George Dudley.
Mrs. Jennie Norman OF Chaplne
street. will accompany her grandson.
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this morning. and will remain un.N
Monday Of next week.
Mrs. John Engeman OF Park View,
will leave today for Denver. Colo.
where she will stay for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Helmeir. OF South
Wood STREET. will leave this evening
for ST. Louis. Mo. where they will he
the guest Of relatives for several
weeks.
Mrs. John Perry is spending a w.
weeks vacation attending the Chau'au'
qua Assembly a. Bethesda. 0.
Mrs John 3. Garden. Of North Main
street was quite badly burned about
the face and arms. on Thursday morn
ing BY an explosion Of natural gas.
Her injuries although not serious ire
quite painful.
Mr.. George HasselI is spending, NJ
vacation at Epworth Park. Bethesda.
Misses Phoebe and Matilda Perry
are az their cottage at Bethesda ior
two weeks.
, Heryev Bernard. travelling represen-
tatlve for the Hendee Manufacturing
company. has returned from western
PENNSYLVANIA and is spending his vaca'
ton at his home on the Island,
A. E. Sinks. secretary Of the ASIo-
ciated Charities. will return today
from a several days stay in. Cleveland.
Carl Glasser has returned from an
extended motorcycle trip 70 Indiana
polis, Chicago and other points.
Steve Meter. pitcher for the Grand
Rapids baseball. team. Joined the CO.
yesterday.
Squire and Mrs Lee F. nohbs and
family returned home Yesterday at
a TWO weeks sojourn at Atlantic Cl'E
and other eastern points.
! Lieut.. John S. Davis. who Is III
/ charge of the local u. S. Army recruit
ing DISTRICT. was business visitor n
! the CITY yesterday. coming from ms
HEADQUARTERS al Pittsburgh.
! Kenneth Richey. of tho Island. is
visiting friends n Cameron. ". va.
I Prof. VI. A Carwen. who Is in charge
! of the Wheeling park swimming pool.
was called home TO Philadelphia yes
! terdav on account of The serious III
ness of his wife.
: Mrs. T. H. Morgan OF the South Side
! is recovering nicely following an Ill
ness OF several days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips are on
AN eastern automobile trip for re"
weeks
Captain O. H. Wootter. one of the
oldest passenger conductors on the
| Ohio River division Of the B. o. ar
rived in the city last evening from a
months fishing expedition in Canada
and will shortly resume his run.
The Rev Or. Jacob Britingham OF
| st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal church
will probably leave early next week
! for few days stay AT Nj. Lake Park
Nd, but will return in time TO occupy
the pulpit Sunday.
A. c. Kimpel. assistant secretary OF
| the Pan Handle Agricultural club, is
| spending his annual vacation with his
parents At Clarinctnn. Ohio.
Mrs. E. G.. Griff and son of Elkins.
were visiting friends in the city yes.
terday.
P. L. Smith Of Friendly, left last
evening for home after brief visit
! in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Blaine and