The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-06

{ H. Maynard Kirberland left last
evening for Charleston. Huntington
and other southern points of the
State, where he will remain for Two
! weeks.
Miss Mildred Pine Of Port Chester.
y. Y. is the guest OF Miss Mary Best
at her home on the Island for few
weeks.
Outtielder Jess Altenburg. of the
Stogies. will arrive in this city this
morning. Altenburg has been con-
/ fined to his home at Bedding, Mich,
for the past several days.
! Fred G. Graham. local terminal
postal clerk. has gone 10 Pittsburgh
! to assume his duties there, having
! been transferred from this city.
! Miss Grace Shriver, Bell telephone
! operator. is spending Il two weeks va
cation near Waynesburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Rodocker Of
| Chester, w: Va, has returned home
after spending few days here with
friends and relatives.
! Morgan Taylor, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! D. A. Taylor Of South Penn street.
with Dr.. Ludds Of Washington. u. e..
are visiting at the Taylor home for
| two weeks.
Charles Copp, of the Island, has re.
j turned from business trip to Ken
| lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stevens Of North
Broadway. left yesterday morning for
Atlantic City, where they will spend
several days.
Miss Nettie Wild of Jacob street.
left yesterday morning for Atlantic
City, Washington and Philadelphia,
| y1-hora Shn will 70 q month
Mrs. Joseph Metcalfe and Mrs. Kate
Allison left yesterday morning Cor
| Mackinac.
Miss Mays Van Fossen of New
Straitsville, Ohio who has been the
guest Of Miss Marie Weiske, has re-
turned to her home.
; Harry Barrett Of the East End. Is
| improving rapidly at the North Wheel
| ing hospital, where he underwent an
| operation.
Charles E. Miner. a former secre-
tary of the local Young, Mems Christ
ian Association, now Of Washington,
D. c.. where he is an assistant service
department secretary at the Young
, Mems Christian Association, is spend
! ing a few days here with his friends.
Rev. p. y. DeBon, pastor of the
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church,
is in the Ohio Valley General hospital
where he was operated upon for ap-
pendiCitis.
Harry Norrington Of the Island. has
! returned home from a few days visit
with friends in Pittsburgh.
Maurice Young Of the North End,
| leaves today for New Castle. Pa,
where he has accepted a position.
Dr.. Frank LeMoyne Hupp will leave
today to spend the summer at his
summer home. Hulett's Landing, Lake
George, New York
John H. Rennard OF the Rennard
! Advertising Agency. left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. to spend few days
! on business.
Miss Florence Baron has resumed
her studies in Bethany College. after
spending the Fourth at her home IN
/ Woodlawn.
Deputy State Tax Commissioner P.
! H. Anderson Of Friendly. arrived IN
| the city yesterday on business.
Attorney Harry King. Jr., leaves
Sunday for Baltimore. TO attend the
| national convention Of the B. ?. O..
| Elks. Mr. King Is in charge of the
! Pullman reservations for, the local
| delegates. and said yesterday that a
| large delegation will go from Wheel
| ing.
Will McAdam, of the McAdam Ad-
vertising Service, has returned from
attending the annual convention Of
| the Associated Advertising Clubs OF
! the World. held last week at Philadel-
phia. Following the convention, Mr..
! McAdam spent a few days in New
York
Miss Margaret Monroe, who IS
! teaching in the summer term at Beth.
any College. returned to Bethany yes
! terday morning, after spending the
| Fourth at her home here
DR.. and Mrs. Will Cruise will leave
| the latter part of the week for Balti-
more, to attend the national conven-
ton OF Elks. They will motor to the
/ Maryland city and return.