The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-16
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-Thomas W. Fleming and
wife, FairmouI: Charles L. Burch, Ma
rietta, O.: Il. Farrell, New Martins
vile, ". Va: Col: a. II. FLEMING. falr-
mont. W. Va: Miss Beulah McNemar,
Kevser W. Va; G.. X. Hughes, Cere-
do, ". Va.
Windsor-E. c. Smith. Pr. Pleasant.
". Va; ". II. Hughes. Washington,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. George y. LaEallier.
Marietta, O.. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ward,
Marietta: Mrs John J. Cornweil, Rom
ney, W. Va; Mrs. E. L. Allies. Romney,
". Va; L. S. Crocker, Warrington,
". Va
stamm-A. E. Kinuison, Hillsboro,
W. Va, E II. Lawson and wife. YES
ton, W. Va; y. G. Turner, Weston;
n. Salisbury. Sistersville. ": Va; b.
NJ. Berry, Williamstown, ". Va.
Roeers-F. NJ Hathaway, Clarks-
burg, W. Va: J. a. Dubois, Barnes
: vile, O.; A. ". Black, Canton, 0.
Mrs. John J. Cornwell. Of Romney,
+! W. Va, arrived in the city last even
Ing to spend the fore part of the week
! in this city with her husband. who
comes to-day to address the Democrat
ic rallies here tonight and at Mounds
=. vile on Wednesday.
Mrs. o. D. Oliphant, of Trenton, n.
j., an anti-suffragiSt worker. is IN the
city, arriving yesterday, to spend sew
eral days in the campaign against the
ratification Of the equal suffrage
amendment
Mrs. E. E. Allies and Miss NJ. I. kel-
Ter, of Romney, ". Va, are IN the city,
accompanying Mrs. John J. Cornwell
for few days stay here.
J. ". PAUL, of Pittsburgh, Is in the
city, looking after the interests of the
: Johnson Coal Company of Belmont
county. He is to succeed the late ]:
+. Johnson, of Benaire, as manager OF
the Johnson mine holdings, and will
probably move to Bellaire
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Schultz and
son have left for Oakland, Nd, where
Rev. Schultz will assume charge Of
his pastorate.
Miss Nellie McKelrey, Of st. Glars
vile, visited in this city, Saturday.
Mrs Mary J. Rhodes has returned to
her home in Altoona, Pa. after an ex-
tended stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry L. Tibbens, of the Island.
Oliver Edwards, who is q student at
the ". V. T., is spending few days
at his home on the Island.
Miss Edith Bonnesan, who is attend
ing the W. V. L., spent the weekend
with her parents on the Island.
Col A H. Fleming will return 20
Fairmont today after spending a cou-
pie of days in this city.
Homer B. Summers, Associated
Press operator. has resumed his duties
here after a week vacation spent in
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". R. Keyser. of Thtr-
teenth street. spent the week end in
Sistersville, the guests Of Prof. J. II.
Thornton, principal of the Sistersyille
High school.
Miss Margaret V. Bell will go 70
Parkersburg Tuesday TO attend tho
meeting Of the Presbyterian Synod.
Mrs. Charles a. Bowers will attend
the Presbyterian SEnOdical meeting in
Parkersburg this week.
The Rev. Thomas Grier Kooutz, the
Rev. J. p Leyenberger, and the Rev.
Claude Porter Terry, Presbyterian
ciergymen Of this city, will attend the
meeting of the Presbyterian Synod at
Parhersburg, starting tomorrow.
..frs. John Bunting. daughters, Mary
>ScG Martha. and son, John Jr., OF Sis
tcrSyile. spent the weekend here the
guest Of Mr.. Bunting. Mr.. Bunting
who recently accepted position with
tbs Neff Hardware company, returned
to Sistersviiie with his wife and fam
lily
Fred Fl. Williams will attend the
twelfth annual meeting Of the Presby-
torian Synod in Parkersburg this
week
The Rev. and Mrs. G. I. Wilson, IF
22il Chapline street will go TO Park
ersburg this week to attend the Synod
r1eeting Of the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Wilson is field secretary Of the
West Virginia synod
Hon. Thomas ". Fleming, Republi-
can candidate for Congress and Mrs.
Fleming are here from Fairmont, Wis
it that has been saddened by the sud
den death yesterday OF Mrs. Flemn2s
sister-in-law. Mrs. Lulu Bell Sweeney
They will remain in the city until the
burial of Mrs. Sweeney.
Guy c. Naugle OF Huntington. has
returned home after few days Yis-
it with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlpn Woeber OF New
York and White Sulphur Springs. are
visiting friends in North Wheeling.
c. E. Mcmillan Of SistersviIle, has
returned home after a few days spent
in the Wheeling district
B. c. Campbell OF Grafton, is visit
ing relatives here.
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