The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
! About People
Movements Of . individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.
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rpindsor-l;corge r. Barnes. Fairmont'
]. w. Koortz. Miss Letha Wa!tS; Msn-
81. / Wsine. Huntington: T.. ). Grecti.
Magnolia. O.; J. +. Mcpermott: WASH
inSton. Pa; b. L. Bullnan. MARIETTA. y.
+. Carman. Berkeley Springs; MISS
Agnes Merryman. WeilSours: ~, r. 49, ~
Hams, CharleSton: r. r. Aai'slleA'' ga
mont
Nc1urs-W. P. iockey, J. r, lockeE'
s:Iairsviile. o.: D. Is. Lynch. Edgar
Wright Arthur Rs sp", Ho oaIt Thomas Thomas
Register. Waynesburg. Pa: George r.
smith. 4Iorgantown;@ F. J. 7;mteh PAR
kersburg; W. L. Lovelace. Huntlngton'
+, L. Fletcher l. 5: " Braey' Prunty,
West Cnlon, w. Va; J: Ira Jenkins.
: Ruckhannon, w. Va: Mrs. l.. 5. Nc
Intyre and child. J. L. Lowe, Hastings
W VA; +. e. Murray. Camorloge, "
Roeers-Mr and Mrs. G.. "; ColSon.
AIoundsville: \. ~ Baston. Paden City:
{; ETarnSworth. Fairmont: J. W. Bunt-
ing. Sistersville. W. Va: L. y; EleSsner.
4 parkersburg: y. NJ. i'ullen Charleston'
John r. Woodcock. New MartlnSEt4te' " :
Va: II. l.. Grain. canton. u
stam.h-Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Simmins.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. z. y. Taylor. hunting
ton: George LEIGHTON. Cameron .:
Cross Henry Garfunkel. SHARON IA:
Shank Ahrendss: ~ Va {. Ayur
Inesville O.: H. w. Aud. Monroeville
O.: John A. Doudna. Barnesvtlle. u w
\. Williams, Barton. ..
Capt. John NJ. Short, United States
, deputy marshal. has returned nouls
from the Parkersburg term OF federal
court and will leave shortly LOT
Atlanta, Ga, where he will take
:, number of federal prisoners.
wv. w. Williamson. OF Charleston,
is visiting in the city. -,
Miss Evelyn Files, of SistersVllle'
is visiting friends in the CITY for rev
days.
for the Associated Charities, Is III at
her home on Chapline street with an
attack of la grippe.
Rev. J. E. Bird, pastor Of the Thom-
!. aon NJ. E. Church, who has been con-
fined to his home on account OF an
= attack OF the grippe. is convalescins.
He was out yesterday the first time
s. Arch Bradley and Leo Parr Of Sis
tersyille, were in Wheeling yesterday
on business. W..
= prof. c. S. Grow of the West Fir-
:. zinia University, passed through
Wheeling yesterday enroute TO BEN
i any to attend the agriculture confer
Miss Ethel Smith and Miss Ellen
i Ellis of Sistersvifle, spent the day 10
Miss Mary Gieger, of GAINESVILLE. IS
+. amending a few days with Mr.. ana
Mrs. ?. ]. Braddock OF South toft
street.
United States engineers, leaves sun
day night for Washington, D. G.
where he will be employed IN the
engineers office in the Capital CITY.
s his wife and son Billy will follow
within the next two months. -.
Mr.. c. f. Schener1ein. returned iass
evening from a business trip to Stating
ton. Pa. Mr.. Schenerlein is Interested IN
Hazel Dell slate, which is used con-
!, siderably in this section. and ne reports
Z this business. like that of all the build
sSHinr trades. to be in a very satisfactory
s. Mrs. Edgar Boyd is i'll at her home
I. in, Woodsdale.
f3av from Cleveland. where she was CALI
g ed BY the death OF her sister
- Mrs. Helen 7. Burt. state comnlan-
der OF the Lady Maccaoees. left Thurs
! day evening for Parkarsburg. where she
.Se.SriJl he- present at review Of the or
81 =: zane. OF Wheeling. was 4 busE-
ness visitor at East Liverpool on Thurs
Miss Ethyl Keyser; Of Elm Grove. will
spend the weekend as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Betz
sey. John X. Howard. pastor OF The
Zane Street NJ. +. Church, Is seriously
3. i'll at his home.
George r. Barnes and +. X. Mansfield
well known Fairmont telephone men, ar
rived yesterday for short business
trip.
The waynesburg college basketball
: aggregation arrived last night and are
guests at the Mcclure. They VIII play
!. fha Y NJ c. A tonight.