The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
About People
Movements 90 individuals ta
! and From tile City.
AT THE HOTELS.

The Rosers@P. G. Farnsworth. Fair
mont; s. F. Horn. Clarksburg: Charles
Gilmore. CadiZ: VI. A. Fulien. Cleve.
land: r. c. Home, Hinton: John w.
Whey, Cl~arksburg: r. j. Mcdonnell,
Akron; W. A. Blackburn. Cambridge.
melur-C. ]. Moore. Princeton. W.
Va: Harry C. Lee. GAINESVILLE: Edith
Lee. GAINESVILLE; +. Z. Funney. Hollo-
way; Walter II. cages. huntington:
J. G.. Pritchard. Fairmont: Chas. Carr.
George Bell, WIN. Behen. Frank Shaw,
Jim Behen. Halton Smith. George
Hanna. William Wilson. all of Cam
bridge. o.
Grand CentrsI-C. ID. Flower. Jack
sonville; +. c. Guliop and wife. Cleve-
land; Frank Davis and wife, St. Narys:
l.. G. Wilson. Woodland; Edward Mu-
haney. Pittsburgh.
Stamm-F. +. Rasmussen. Coshoc.
ton; j. W. Buyan. Follansbee: NJ.
Hohnstrom. Warren: l.. l.. Wheaton.
C~larksburg; Harry Veterinarian. Proc.
tor.
Hon. ]. Guy Pritchard. OF Fairmont.
arrived in the city last evening for a
brief business visit.
Former Governor \. b. White. candi.
date for the Republican nominate ion for
united States senate. returned to his
home in Parkersburg. yesterday. after
a short business visit here.
m Lewedag Of North Main
street has recovered from a severe Al
tack of Ia grippe.
Mrs. j. Grimes. who has been in At
her home for the past VITO weeks with
pneumonia, is rapidly recovering.
Captain OF Police John duncan of
Akron. o.. spent last night in This CITY
on business.
Senior Agent Horace Atwood of he
panhandle Agricultural club will ar
: rive in the city early today to attend
the annual meeting OF the
ton this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos u. Walters Of
South Wheeling returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives and
friends at Williamstown and other
points in Wood county.
Fred Clarke. o, Akron. O.. is he
guest OF his mother on Chapline street.
Miss Hattie Steinhauser left far
Akron. yesterday where she will visit
relatives.
Miss Lillian Humphrey of Echo
Point. Is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs
Ellen Graham, Of Martins Ferry. this
week.
Mrs. Annette S~teinhauser of tho
STAND. will return on Sunday from
~Clrcleville. O, where she has been
making an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry l.. St%einhauser. Mrs.
S~telnhauser will be accompanied home
by Mrs. Harry l.. S~teinhauser and two
daughters. Adele and Charlotte.
Miss Ruth Petit OF Martins Ferry is
very i'll at her home.
Miss Rose CANADIAN o. B,nwood.
clerk in the Wheeling p~ostoffice. is
confined TO her home in that city with
an attack of the grip. a..
James \. Mathison. Grand Master
Workman of the \. O. L. W. lodges OF
Parkersburg. arrived in the city yestC'
day. He assisted in the joint installa.
non OF Officers at The \. O. L. w. hal
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whitaker left
yesterday for Lawrencevilic. where
their son, Robert. a student Al the wen
known L~awrenceviilc academy. is III.
Harry Cook has returned to his city
where he is attending business college
after having spent ? few DAYS as the
CUES % relatives az Cadiz. O.
Harry Haverfield. o, Cadiz. O ia
confined 10 the Ohio Valley General
hospital. with an attack Of
Mrs. J. b. Bailey. Of ~ParEershure is
spending several davs a. the guest G.:
. rephew. W. r. Fchols OF 'his eli,
\. i. Arnold. secretary Of the West
Nlrglnia Sunday School association.
"ill leave today Tor Institute and Other
points in the southern par; OF The state
where he will attend Sundsv scho,!
conventions.
Herber Bauers. who was severely H.
l Inren seNnral dr. urn H.