The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25

who has been spending the past week.
with her parents near Sherrard, re.S5
turned to her home yesterday evening"
DR.. ". P. Sammons and sister, MISC
Hazel, Of near Cameron, were In the
city yesterday visiting friends. 7 ;,:.5sss
Prosecuting Attorney D. A. McKelS
lis in Dayton attending meeting oAV
the Central league owners. 9sS
Miss Jean Evans, Of Sixteentke
street, and Miss Helen McCulagh. orr
Fifteenth street, left yesterday arr
the west. The young ladies will be-!
gone ten weeks, travelling TO- Lo44
Angeles, Cal, via Canada, stopping At q
Lake Louise and crossing the CanAd.-i
/ ian Rockies. 5ss
S. ". Dempsey, Of the B. G. Oh
leaves today for GAINESVILLE. O., on ohi.e
cial business. sssf 20
F. NJ. Snider, division motive power.
! inspector, is in Holloway for a few
at that place. -.
J. R. McCauley, engine inspector Of &
the local division, is in Grafton at:
tending to official business. ~
W. F. Bentley, master mechanic so8 4
the B. & o. with headquarters In {
Wheeling. is in Fairmont on oniciat
business "a,
H. B. Carson, safety, appliance in:s;
spector, has returned from BenwooaS
where he looked over the company,ss :,
property. ~.
II. Shumaker, the newly appointed &.
storekeeper on the B. & o.. for then
local district, left yesterday for Cum-.i'
berland and Baltimore. .l =
o. L. Knisley, clerk in the local.
office Of the superintendent Of mohvesS
ing his vacation at his home IN aE;;
suburb Of Chicago, Ill 800
Harry C. Miller Of the Wheeling.
Realty company, returned Yesterday,
after having spent the past several.
days at Columbus. :dK
". G. Shepherd, clerk in the locaLst
postoffice, has returned after having
spent the week end with his parents..,h
on Big Wheeling Creek. -
Miss Martha Kelly, stenographer at
National Exchange bank. is visiting
with relatives in Pittsburgh for the.
week.
Mr.. Robert Stoetzer, receiving teller.
for National Exchange bank. retnIne4.
New York City. and week at Atlantic
City. -"
Miss Helen Farrell Of the Island. has Z
left for a few weeks visit to Cleveland
and other points on the lakes. -
Miss Crosier of North Market street. 1
has returned from pleasant vAca1A
ton spent in Atlantic City. -
Miss Porterfield has resigned hekt
position at the National Telephone Oh
fee to accept similar one II: Cleye4
land w..
Casper McCabe Of Thirteenth gtcet
is spending a two weeks vacation ~
a fishing camp north Of the city. =!
Miss NJ. White, teacher at the Wa1nse
fngton school, is spending her v1caT@5
ton with friends near SistersvIle.
George Phillips and Bertram Alt0onA.
employees of the John Coleman drug
company, have returned from . .v1cA |;
ton spent in Atlantic City:
Mrs. Margaret Clouse, who was hft:s
by an automobile while crossing hAss
street in front Of her home on NORTH,
Main street several days ago, u GET
ting along nicely. -
George Seybold Of North Matnsueet
is in a very serious condition at his
home. D. Cole is attending him
Mrs. Charles J. Goldburg or INN
Grove, is getting along very n1ceHa
after an operation performed oy Dfs
Miss Mildred Cogley Of Thu teentthl
street, is visiting friends In NeWATks
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Roduziner. IL
Virginia avenue, left for MckeespofSs..
Pa, to visit her people.
Misses Edith and Bonnie Grant q
near independence have returned IS
home. after spending the past week &
with their relatives and friends OF 81
Wheeling and Martins Ferry. 80