The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-08
About People
J Movements Of lndvtduals .
and From the Ctt1.
rR1-STATE ARRIVALS

ST.AMM-F. ". Dolen. Morristown; j.
r. Jones, Cameron; Ray DuGan, U. 5
NJ: J. c. Hartley. Shinnston; VIM. y.
Hopper, Charleston; Mrs. J. c. Galloway
cIarkshurg: W. J. Leber Johnstown
WINDSOR-1ra Workman, Orlando,
F.. f. Sharp. Elkins; Ted G. Ralston
Akron: + S. Holms and wife, canton;
p. r Cuff. Youngstown: ]. l.. Murphy
Nelsonville: ". II. Lever. Johnsto~n;
Geo. Grcig. Erie: H l.. Hanson. New
ark.
McLCRE-T. B. Creel. ParkersburE:
j. V. Leonhart, Parkersburg; O. W.
Watson, Mckeesport:' Rustine V. HllLs'
Springfield: L. NJ. Sandy, Fairmont: l..
r, McIntcrs, Fairmont; II. c. Staggard.
Waynsburg.
ROGERS-W. ]. Secly. Youngstown;
n. Dawson, Uhrichsville; r w. klotz,
Akron: r J. I.embert Akron; r. W.
Ewes Chillicothe: ". ]. Fischer. Zanes-
vi"r. +. T. Williamson. Erie: w. j.
Walsh, Athens: w. f. Sapp. Steuoenruie'
.. +. Parker. Washington.
Federal Representative John B. Will
son has returned home from Heirton
end other sections in Hancock county,
where he has hccl. on official business.
Mrs. Jessie Trnccwell of Eoff street
is spending few days with fr1cnoa
down the river.
t;enrg. T.. Bayha, Wheeling district
distributor Of the kissel car, has return
ci FROM Il business trip in the east
Henry kinl Of the Capital Car com
many. has recovered from an illness
charles Marsh. deputy superintendent
of the Metropolitan Insurance company
Will leave Sunday TO attend the British
its.lN,
James Corners we'll known young
Bcllairc man. is seriously Ill at his
hume.
At the North Wheeling hospital last
u:i,ill At $50. the sturk made n visit and
left a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Narschner of Th'rty-cighth and jacob
streets.
Mrs. eSTilliam waddcll still continues
critically III ut the home OF her SON.
DON Crawford.
\ baby girl was horn at the Ohio VAL
lev General hospital Tuesday night 10
Mr. and Mrs. G. w Cory, of the Union
Mission.
Miss Mary Caldwell of North Main
street, spent yesterday in Pittsburgh.
Albert Erb and William Nolan have
r,'rurnrd from ST. Clairsviilf. where they
lave been IN 4 hunting trip.
John Clarke Of Birch Lynn. will leave
IN 4 few days for Camp Meade. near Bal
tlmurr Md.
Miss Elsie. Peabody Of Colcrain. o..
who has been the guest Of Miss Mary
Alexander of Warwood. returned home
yesterday.
Miss Mary Zwcig Of Bcliaire. O.. has
been the guest Of Miss Mildred Chap
saw OF Warwood.
Sergeant Frank Williams. former
Wheeling newspaper man. who has been
stationed at Camp Sherman, has been
transferred to Camp Perry. near Cieve-
land, o.
Mrs. Elsie Gundling Dugn, will leave
in n few days for New York City.
Bertram Dyer. construction engineer
for the department OF commerce. has re-
turned to Washington. d. c., aftcG a
short business visit here.
l.. W. .Strahlcy Of Pittsburgh. well
known young man formerly connected
with the Wheeling Steel G. Iron cnm-
pany. now holding responsible position
in the navy department., is visiting in
the city.
E. F.. Winters. railroad Inspector for
the Public Service Commission, has re-:
turned 10 Charleston. after a business
visit here.
Chaplins street. returned to the city
Monday morning. having received a tclc-
gram OF the sudden death Of Mr.. Hoge's
only brother, T. 4. Hoge. Mr. and Mrs
Ifogc will return TO New York City in
few days. where they expect to spend the
winter AT Mrs. Noges home.