The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Roqers-I. NJ. Fee. UninnloWn: \.
y. Ohlingtr, New Marlinsvlli": W. H.
Broukoyer, New MarLtnsFlllr.
stamm-H. y. Hartley. and wife,
NanningtOn; Arthur Jones, iiunufeni
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Smiin, west ui;'
;uu: ". VI. Dunlap. West AlcHaaueT'
Il. T.. Warnr, Washington, "a: w; ~
Hinu, pbiltppi; {. !. MckinurE, Par'
sons: B J.. Hagerman, cameron; ".
t. Cuip. NrW NarlinaTlile.
Windsor---,lr. and Mrs. Ralph Nc
Nhorter, Weston, \. liurder. tiarks~
burg; +. \. Reynann, SistcrsV!lIr;
Marion Ncpwurth, Morganstown.
Grand Gentral--A. II. Anderson.
Fairmont: Charles l.. Baker, WASH
ington: Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor
Rayland: G. \. Mercer, lthyland.
McLure-Ella King. Athens, ONO;
&C.. y. Wy1kofT. Clarhsburg; l.. Q.
White. SistersVille: j. T.. kankin'
parkersburg; A. r. Anderson, tlArks-
burg: Pack Rowser, uarrIsvl(e; Geo.
Culnp, GAINESVILLE.
Dr.. Frank J. Carroll, :he local den
tst, Is spending II short vacation IN
Atlantic City. and other points Ill the
East
Misses Marie Coleman and Marie
Lane left last evening for baltimore.
Md, where they will attend the con
vention Ut tho Federation OF the Cath
olc Alumnae.
A. r. Paxton left last night for
Huntington; 10 attend the meeting Oh
The Ohio Valley development asGo'
citation.
3. Walker Peterson has gone to
Huntington ms one OF the delegates,
from the Wheeling Commercial as
ISOLATION TO thaa Ohio Valley Develop
ment association convention.
Miss Stella Clarks OF the Island,
left yesterday 10 visit relatives and
friends in New MartinSVllle and Ky
Ter county.
Among the callers at the Wheeling
Commercial association yesterday WAS
Phil X. Pheil of McKccsport. Pa.
Lee *. Ward, Il prominent husincsH
man Of Washington, Pa, who spoke
at tho Opeu Forum lnncheon-meet!ng
yesterday. left last evening for home
Mrs Clarke Weekly Of Eoff. street,
will leave soon 10 visit relatives III
| Tyler county.
". b. linn, agricultural agent Of
! Harrison county, arrived here yeslcr-
| day from his home in philippI, to tak,
+ in the Farmers Institute at Ronays
Point. He will be al instructor.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Sinks will return
to-day FROM Clarksburg. where they
have been attending the annual State
conference of Charities and Correc-
lions.
Miss Lois Van Meter, who was one
of the participants in the Charities AMI
Corrections conference al Clarksburg,
will return home to-day.
Roy LallanCC, manager Of EOleman's
! North Main street drug STORE. WAS 4
business visitor in Pittsburgh, yeater-
day.
Miss Helen Farrell is slightly indis-
! pOsed al her home on Maryland street,
Island.
| l.. &. Murray. of North Wheeling, is
! recovering after few days illness a.
] his home.
! Miss Mary Tulfcrt is reported to be
very i'll at her home on North Market
street.
Dave McClea1y, former local painter,
has accepted Il position as inspector at
the Manchester plant Of the Wheeling
Mold Il Foundry Company.
Miss Ursula Counihan, 0f East
Twelfth street, has returned home af-
! lar a neasant visit or several days
| with friends aud relatives i'll Pitts
! burgh.
{! Stewart Douglas has returned to the
/ city after q few days visit with bis
parents in Rarnesville.
John Coleman. proprietor or the
| Coleman drug stores, has returned
home after q brief business trip to
New York City.
Fred Faris. the local architect, has
returned home after business trip to
Pittsburgh.
r. r. Bell. Of GAINESVILLE. arrived III
the city yesterday to accept position
at the Whitaker mill.
Miss Nellie Mckelvey of 81. Glars
vile, spent yesterday afternoon IN
this city.
! Mrs, r.. c. Ewing will go to Fair.
mont today to attend a meeting Of
the West Virginia Federation OF Wonl-
ans clubs.
Miss Dora Neininger is quite III at
her home in Bridgeport
Miss Alma Bolton OF the Island, has
returned to her home following
throat operation at the Ohio Valley
General hospital
Miss Lillian Arbeuz will go 10 Column
bus, Ohio, Saturday, to witness The
championship football game between
the clcvens of Ohio State University
and the Northwestern University.
G.. Edward Meyer. Of the Geo. K.
Taylor Company, is confined 10 his
home, suffering from a carhunclc.