The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-08
About People
Movements OF individuals e
and From :Iis City.
AT The HOTELS.

Mclure-P. n. Anderson. Friendly
W. Va. T. n. Huddy. Boomer. W. Va;
l.. +. Chalfant. Shinnston; r. L. Buff
ington. GAINESVILLE.
Grand Central-N AuIt. Glencoe;
MIR J. +. Christy and daughter. Man
nington; II. l.. Lightner. Warrington;
John Hartley. Fairmont; Eliza Wells
Nellsburg; h. 5. Daniels. GAINESVILLE.
Stamm-J. o. Reynolds. Ravena. O.;
Tony Christine. Pittsburgh: Gunto
Limo. Pittsburgh; Aug. Macchia, Pitts
burgh.
Rosers-C. \. Church. GAINESVILLE.
o. J. {. Stout. West Union; A. c
Jones, Smithton; II. G. Doll. Parkers
burg; j. l.. Smyth. Fairmont.
MIR. and Mrs. d. II. Courtney OF
Wood street. East End. are parents OF
a n~ine-pound boy. born yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. \. l.. Benze and daughter. Al
berta, who nave been spending some
time in Meadville. Pa. and other
points in Pennsylvania. arrived home
last evening.
Paul Traugh. Earl Vince. Doris
Tustin. Eugene Engle. Marsh Watkins.
George Hill. Dave Leonard. c. r. Har-
mon and Ross Ross Core. members Of
the lyle county high school basketball
team OF Mi%ddlebourne. arrived in the
city. yesterday afternoon. They play.
ed the Triadelphia High school at the
I Park Casino last evening.
Pete Pyle. OF Middlebourne. arrived
In the city yesterday afternoon for a
brief stay.
Mrs. Hode Riggs. OF Braden Station.
near M~iddlebourne. who was operated
upon in the North Wheeling hospital
Tuesday. is improving.
Miss Rose Johnson, who has been
critically i'll for several weeks at her
home on East Seventeenth street. was
reported to be somewhat better last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. 4. Wheat of Haw-
thorne Court. leave this morning. for
New York City. where they will re-
main two weeks at the Waldorf-As-
toria.
Architect c. w. Bates returned late
last night from Fairmont. where he
spent a few days on business.
Word was received yesterday from
New York 10 the effect hat the condi-
ton OF Mr.. b. Walker Peterson. who
has been i'll in that city. is somewhat
improved. II his condition continues
TO improve. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
expect 10 return to their home next
week.
Miss Jane Smith OF South Bend. Ind,
viii arrive today as the guest of Miss
Mary Best. Of the Island. Miss Smith
viii accompany Miss Best 10 the Mar
tina Washington Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bryan. who for
merry resided on Market street have
recently established their home at I05
Twelfth street.
Mrs. a T McEelvoy and Miss Nell
Mckelvey. Of ST. C%lairsvilIe. we're
guests Of Wheeling relatives and
friends Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mary Malooly will spend the
weekend the guest Of friends in Pitts
burgh.
A. Z. Sinks. secretary Of the Asso.
ciated Charities. who has been con-
fined 20 his home or the Island for the
past several days. is improving.
John p Smith Of the Island. left
yesterday for Guyandotte. Cabell
county. 10 attend the funeral OF his
sister. Mrs. Mary Alice S~mith-Stewart
IN that town this afternoon.
United States Commissioner George
p. Boyd returned home yesterday from
90 N" fN'NE N' ANNfIlfQ inc
funeral Of Col Charles u. Kefsuver
Thursday afternoon.
Senior Agent Horace Atwood Of the
Pan Handle Agricultural club. is ex.
pectod 10 return 10 Wheeling Sunday
from Norgautown.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis i. Miller OF War.
wood. win leave Tuesday for Winter
Garden. Florida. for q few weeks and
thence go to Stewart City. Florida. 10
spend the remainder az the winter.
Mr. ana Mrs Lawrence Zarnite. o'
North Main street. will depart shortly
for Stewart city. Florida. 10 spend tho
winter
Secretary r. p. Naylor Of the board
~ trade. who has been lI al his home
boz Woodsdale Tor the past several DAYS
4. De- improving and viii probably be able
10 Doc 40 bis desk Monday.
Secretary a. r Arnold Of theW West
B virginia sunday school Association
VIII return the first of the week from
Oh" southern part OF Tho state where he
b. has bee arranging for Sunday school
institutes
Miss Bird Ertz Of Bradford Pa BE-
ihc guest a. Miss Jeanette Noos o.
North Front street Island