The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-25
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the CITY.
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AT THE HOTELS

, McLure-W. P. Geary, Parkersburg;
| J. Fl, Cox, Morgantown; A NJ. Nichols.
! Waynesburg; J. F. Bentley, st. Glars
Vile; ]. |. Jenkins. Buckhannon; L. C.
! Brunswick, Dillonvale; 0. B. Sldejl,
New MartinsVille.
! Stamm-F. G. Burton, Proctor: Miss
! +. Zozn, Huntington; R. j. CasselIr
! Pittsburgh.
! Windsor-C. S. G ser, Magnolia, O.;
; W. S. Smith, Ches .er; o. J. Punty,
! Clarksburg; Fred Ferguson, Sh1nnstoa
f. F. Rock, Parkersburg.
Grand Contra MARTIN Galnor. Con-
nellsyille; B. +, Anderson. Fairmont;
; Frank Names, Brow nsville; C. +. Mer-
Ger, kenova.
W. l.. Jones. Pittsburgh; Walter
Greenhouse, Cadiz; Harry Hoffman,,
Lancaster; M. r. Riggs, ST. Marys; J.
l.. Smyth, Fair1nont.
Miss Esther Kriel. of Chicago, for
merly Of Wheeling, arrived yesterday,
! to spend a few days as the guest OF
! Mrs. George Rowe Of Pleasant Valley.
| Miss Kriel is the daughter of MIR. G.
! J. kriel. former manager OF the hotel
Windsor.
Prof. James Nj. Cox, Of the English
department Of the. West Virginia Uni
yerslty, is spending the weekend IN
! the city on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Snow OF
! Clarksburg, arrived in Wheeling yes
| terday and addressed the closing ses-
sions OF the Ohio County Sunday
School Institute.
W. D. Bush Of Follansbee, was here
| last night attending the meeting in
the Wheeling Commercial association
rooms at which tentative plans for
! forming an Inter-City baseball league
were made.
Sam Wade, Esq, was in Wheeling
yesterday, ell route 10 his home IN Lit
Teton, following an extended stay with
his son at Dillonvale.
| Mrs. Emil Henning. Of Cleveland. O.,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. William
Britt. Of East Lind street; MIS-. Hen
ming will be removed to the Ohio Val
ley General Hospital next week, where
she will undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Simms, and
niece, Mrs. Lillian Yoder Hopes. have
left for California. where they will
spend the winter.
j J. c. Burns OF Newark, Ohio. who
has been confined to the North Wheel
ing hospital for the past several
weeks, has left for his home.
Fred Moore, of Main street. is TAX
ing medical treatment at the North
! Wheeling hospital.
Mrs. Ella Stewart. who has been
! seriously ill., is improving at North
! Wheeling hospital and will soon be
able 10 return % her home.
General Manager Charles NJ. Ketch-
I'm OF the Wheeling Commercial as
sociation as expected to return from
Huntington this morning where he
attended the meeting 1.-The Ohio
Valley Improvement association and
the session Of secretaries OF the West
Va. commercial bodies.
B. Walker Peterson will return
home today from the meeting of the
Ohio Valley Improvement association
in Huntington.
Harry Gilmore, who Is working tn
Weirton will arrive home this even
! ing to spend Sunday.
| William ]. Mooney. who has been
seriously III in his Eoff street home,
was slightly better last evening.
Miss Flora Cooper of the East End
returned home yesterday from visit
in Fairmont.
Attorney a. e. Carter. Of Wellshurg
was business visitor in the city yes
terday,
Mrs. c. II. Davis, Of Fourteenth
street has returned to her home, after
spending the past five months with
her daughter, Mrs. J. A Buntin, Of
Lame Deer, Mont.
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