The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
About People !
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
TRI-STATE ARRIVALS.

Roqers-C. r. McMillen, Sisters
Vile; Thos. J.. Morrison, Ianesvllle:
f. C. OBrien. Newark: II. \. Fritz,
Barbeuown.
MeLure-Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Smith,
Woodsfield: H. W. Amos. Charleston;
John Werlan, Newark; Fred Il. Sem
sell Bsechnut; W. j. Kyle and wife,
Waynesburg: II. r. purseli. Parkers.
burg: l.. S. Schewnck, ManninGton;
d. Shaw. Piedmont; r. ID. Suyster,
Piedmont.
Windsor-Fred Q. Blue. Charleston;
W. D. Ewing. Ashland: Miss NJ
Stout. Farmonl: Cora Thaw, Sisters
willie; Theresa Shaw. Sislersvllle;
Ethel Gordon. Belmont: .. {. Muei-
Ter. Akron: MIR. and Mrs. Jos. stuart.
Akron; r. Rearn and wife. Hunting
ton; X. r.. Sullivan. Middleion: Mrs
VIM Wagner Bridgeport: Bai!y A.
Hupp. Fairmont; {. W. TeSee. Steu-
benviIle: W. 3. F'ipthen. Steubenville
stamn1-lenry f. VickIen, ParkerS-
burg; Friend F.. Clark. Morcan1owni
y. {. Lee. Ciarksbure; j. ". Harper
Harrisburg: II. Fenbrug, Clarksburg:
+. KiSer, Clarksburg.
Ray Hamilton. William Slobbs and
Jack Nelly. members of the Ferry
Al-Slars. viii! en- 10 Folanshee TINS
afternoon to play with the team al
that place.
Miss JENNIE Rae. Of Darlington, Is
visiting friends in This; city.
Miss Unabell Miller. OF Seventeenth
street, leaves his morning for GALL
polls, O.. 10 spend her vacation visit
ing her grandfather. NJ. G. Howard.
Albert Spellsburg, prominent Clarks-
baker. will he in the city today TO
Attend the meeting Of the war emer'
genCy committee Of master bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Il. Cattell, Of Pas
adena, Cal. spent The night in the
city. They are on their way back
across the continent from an automo-
bile tour 10 Boston adj other eastern
points. DR.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Cattell,
of Memphis, Tenn. vii! join them
here this morning and accompany
them As far as Chicago.
Miss Lola Clouse is i'll at her home
at 81 Twentieth street.
Mrs. Andrew Ross and son. Guy. OF
Omaha. Neh.. arrived Friday evening
and are visiting friends al West Lib
erty. Mrs. Ross before her marriage
was Miss Title Dunlap. member or
the faculty in the early years OF West
Liberty State Normal.
Howard BENDER formerly nf Wheel
ing. now OF Cincinnati. returned from
PIT sburgh where h. attended the
funeral Of his brother. Vim. l.. Bender.
Howard will spend day or two here
calling on friends and sChoomates.
Attorney !. G.. Palmer has returned
from indianapolis. ind. where me- VS.
il ed the Wheeling hoys training win
the officers reserve corps at Fort Ben
jamin HARRISON
Former Tax Commissioner Fred u.
Blue returned last evening 10 lnarles-
ton after spending The day mere Al
tending 10 professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ritter and fRmi!y'
Mr. and Mrs. Winnesborsser ana fami'
" will leave tomorrow TO spend two
weeks. III the Magnolia tlrshlns camp
al Rig Whcrling Creek.
NrG VIM. Stirel OF North Main
street, returned last night from Pitts
Eurgh. Pa. - n;,
Miss Mildred kammerar OF PITTS
bureh. will return home Sunday after
a pleasant visit of two weeks Win
Miss Doris Gibson Of WRrwood.
Mrs. Grover Srubblefeld of Lind
street is in Martinsburg. attending
the Christian. Endeavor convention as
a representative of the First Christian
church.
Master George Sciber', Young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Se1oert Of
Springdalc. was removed 10 his home
late Yesterday from the North Wheel.
ing hospital, where he successfully
underwent a slight operation.
Jacob R. Burkley Of the West Wiz.
einia Traction and Electric company
left for Denver, Colo. Wednesday eve
ming. where he will spend aome time
WISHING his son.
Miss Florence keyser of Elm Grove,
is SD, ding the weekend the guest OF
Mis- lillian Hill OF Moundsville.
Bloomfield f. Mcintyre OF the United
States Tire company, Wheeling branch
left last evening for New York. Phila.
delphia. Baltimore. Washington and
Atlantic City.
Mrs. George s. Feeny Of WoodSdaie.
has returned from Chicago. She was
accompanied home by her grand
daughter. Miss Mary McCourtney, who
will visit here some time.