The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
; About People
Movements Of lndlViduaEs to
and From tho City.
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-Mclure-JOe PhllllpS, ParkersDur9
Mrs Cisery Winer, Parkersburg; j
D. Boone, Huntingdon; Mrs. j. A
Pulunn, Charleston: X. l.. Bruce
Bluefield; Mr. and Mrs. ". n. Loar
Woodsfield: ". W. DerMott, Parkers
burg; A. X Perry, Junior; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank S. Townsend, New Mar
tinsville; J. H. Riddle, Parkersburg
C. E. Sutton. Steubenyille; J. A
Morehead. Canton.
Windsor-C. J. Wilson, Hunting
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Smith, Park
ersburg; C. A. Leach Fairmont; Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. Post, Elkins; T. NJ
! Lee, Canton.
Stamm-J. c. Barry. Parkersburg;
J. II. Hunter, Canton; Mr.. and Mrs
B. Y. Smith, New Martinsville; D. M
Tedrick, Freeport; J. r. Hughes, Ur
bana; J. p. Dewalt, Clarksburg; J. w
Harfold, Clarksburg.
Miss Anna McGregor Of the Island
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Caro-
Powell, Of Fairmont
Attorney John Marshall Of Parkers
burg, Is visiting in the city.
Arthur G. Wiedmann. repres entne
the Kansas City G. st. Louis railway
company, is in Wheeling on business
Charles Keyser will return to his
home In Harrisville, Ohio, today after
visit with Elm Grove relatives.
j.. P. Dewalt, a we'll known oil op
orator Of Clarksburg, is stopping al
the Stamm, while in the city on
business trip.
Chief ]. c. Sill of the Wheeling DO
lice department. spent the day yestef'
day at the St. Clairsville fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mullaney OF
Chicago are visiting friends in this
city.
Frank c. Chatterel of East Liver
pool left yesterday FOR his. home after
visiting relatives on the South Side.
H. E. Fortney Of West Wheeling
Ohio, grandfather OF Miss Mabelie
Fortuey of the Wheeling Commercial
association, left yesterday to spend a
few weeks with relatives and old
friends at Kingwood. Preston county
Miss Edna McGill Is seriously III
of typhoid fever at her home in North
Wheeling.
Harry Retzler of the clerical de-
partment OF the local Pennsylvania
depot is spending his annual vacation
with friends in Chicago.
J. G. Radin, a prominent business
man of Huntington, Is registered al
the Mcclure.
A. ]. Wilkinson Of the income tax
department at Huntington Is IN the
city on official business.
w. o. Harrington. wel!-known oil
operator of Sistersville, is visiting
friends here for few days.
P. J. LANCE Of Fairmont returned
home last evening after brief WISH
with relatives here.
H. G. Douglass Of Parkersburg Is
visiting in the Wheeling district.
CAPTAIN Thomas V. Salisbury Will
spend today In Pittsburg.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Frazier left at
midnight on an official business trip
to Charleston, ". Va.
J. G. Shaw, Pittsburg newspaper
man, returned to that place yesterday
after spending several days at
Noundsville on account of the illness
and death of his father, J. D. Shaw.
Homer Noble Of Warwood. who was
injured Wednesday evening by being
thrown from his motorcycle. is I'M
proving at the North Wheeling hos
pltal.
Mrs. C. ". Lynch and daughter,
Miss Caroline Lynch, Of Harrisburg
Pa. are visiting Mrs. John c. Lyncn
Of Pleasant Valley.
Miss Marguerite Chance OF Pitts
burg is the house guest Of Mrs.
George Bowman of Woodlawn.
Mrs. Harry Voight, who has been
confined to her home for three weeks
by illness, is recovering slowly to the
qualification Of her many friends. Mr.
Voight is the assistant manager OF the
American Paint company.
Mrs. R. ". Kaiser Of Youngstown
Is visiting Mrs. F. E. Probst at her
home on Eoff street.
H. X. Caskey, an executive Of the
board Of foreign missions of the Pres
byterian churches in New York, was
in the city yesterday attending the
meeting of the local Presbyterian
ministers.
Miss Helen Dinger has accepted a
position in the record department OF
the local Baltimore and Ohio offices.
Mrs. Agnes BARLEY of McColloch
street will leave in day or two for
Nex Martinsville, where she Will
spend her vacation visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. George W. Dtnger Of Indiana
street. on the Island; Is slowly recoV-
ering from a bad attack Of typhoid
fever.
Miss Mary Kcarns. a social worker
Of Weirton. was in the city 10 attend
Father O'kane's funeral. which was
held Wednesday.
Messrs. VIM Elie and Henry Wei
mcr are enjoying fishing trip on
the south branch OF the Potomac.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Mason will re-
turn today from Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Mckinley re-
turned yesterday from 4 few days
stay in Cleveland. q.
Mrs. Kenyon Joice has returned
from Mt. Lake Park, Md.
Nj. and Mrs. r. H. Lange are regis
tered at the Chalfonte In Atlantic
City.
Misses Virginia Bearley and Agnes
Nau of East Wheeling went to Cleve.
land yesterday 10 meet their aunt,
Mrs. II. Milroy Of pi,tsburg. and they
will tour home in Mrs. Milror's car.
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