The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
; About People !
Movement, OF lndlviduais 20
9 and From the City.

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a. E. Cameron, city inspector ~
foods and weights and measures a;,,. "n AZ
was operated upon for appendicitis at
the Martins Ferry hospital, Is repoF'eo
to be recovering nicely.
Frank RAIDER, wife and daughter .ieAI
yesterday for Camp Shaffer. near Arn'-
strongs Mills. o.
John Ruble of the Sands Eouipment
company on Eighteenth street. departed
for an extended trip through southern
Ohio yesterday.
Miss Fannie Funt Of Fairmont was
guest of Miss Nettie Brorerman al her
home on East Seventeenth street yester-
day. She departed last evening Tor Can-
ton, o.
Miss Edna Miller. office secretary or
tho local chapter of the Red cross was
confined to her home part or the aay
Yesterday with bad cold. she was aole'
however. to be at her position In the ait
ernoon.
n. H. Davis, prominent Clarksburg
teweler, was In the city yesterday visit
Ing his son. Lyle, who Is in Company
on the Island.
Miss Rossi Hamilton. injured In re-
cent auto accident out the pike, LETT the
North Wheeling hospital yesterday att-
ernoon. Miss Hamilton's many frienos
are very glad to hear OF her quick re-
covery.
Daniel Sheets, connected with the c.
A. House Music company, has resumed
his duties after vacation spent as the
guest Of R. W. Jones Of Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. Ira G. McCreary Will
return to their home at Warwood Friday
after a months vacation spent IN Penn
sylvania.
]. E. Salisbury of Pittsburgh was In
the city on business yesterday.
Miss Pauline Young Of East Twenty
ninth street returned yesterday from
visit in Ozark. D.
B. NJ. Johnson Of the Central ONO Fa-
per company. with headquarters In Pitts
bursh. returned last night after short
business visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Matthews Of the
Island will leave today for sojourn az
Atlantic City.
T. G. Raigart, representing the Chi
caeo & Northwestern railroad, was IN
the city yesterday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George J. Jeffer-
son returned to the city yesterday after
q wedding trip to New York Lieutenant
Jefferson left last night for Chillicothe.
O.. where he will be Joined by Mrs. JET
ferson In few days.
]. r. Anderson Of South Front street
ha. returned from Sistersville. where he
spent a few days on business.
Miss Katherine Wick will spend the
weekend the guest Of friends In Pitts
burgh.
After spending the summer on the
Moundsville camp grounds. Mr.. and MIS-.
R. G. Blodgett will return this week to
their home on Fifteenth street.
MI and Mrs. F. z. Mccoy and dauGh-
ter, Miss Evelyn, have gone to Balt-
more to visit relatives. They motored
over the National pike to Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wincher and Miss
Laura Wincher arc home from stay at
Ocean Grove.
Miss Gertrude Bard Of South Penn
street has returned home after sum-
mer's vacation and business trip In New
York, returning by way OF Atlantic City.
Philadelphia and Lancaster. She Joined
the local delegation at the Y. w. c. A.
conference at Lake Geneva. Wis, before
returning.
Rev. Claude Porter Terry has returned
from ., two weeks visit with friends in
Syracuse. N. 7.
Miss Marie Paul Is visiting friends In
Redwood. w. Va.
Mrs. james h. McKoe and daughters,
Mrs. Gertrude H. Richie and Miss Vir-
ginia Mckee will leave this evening for
an extended stay In Atlantic City.
Captain Wheeler Norton, who has
been spending the past several days with
local relatives and friends. left last night
for Columbus, and will later go to Chill
licothe to assist In the training Of
drafted men for the army.
Attorney Charles ]. Schuck. Of this
city. returned from business trip to
Fairmont yesterday afternoon.
Alex Hood. connected with the dis
tributing department OF the News. re-
turned yesterday afternoon from New
Martinsville.
Charles B. Boyd, Of Elm Grove. will
leave this morning for Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Bcryl Black. OF Triadelphia. has
returned from vacation spent In Akron,
Ohio
Miss Ada Gaus. Of East Wheeling, re-
IL. c. Clark Of this city. will retrn
| from Zoar, Ohio. this morning.
Miss Carrie Herschman. Of this city. Is
Mich.
c. ]. Killmeyer. Of Edgewood Is
spending vacation at Silver Lake.
A. c. Scott. of CharleroI. Pa. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Picper. Of the Is
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| relatives at Warrington.
DIR. c. Z. Citizens. superintendent Of
| Wheeling schools. Is expected home
| Saturday from Mnrtinsburg. where he
| Is attending the Berkeley County Teach
ers' institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John Mooney
of Eoff street. have returned from sew
| eral weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Connellsvillc. Pa. and other
points in the Keystone state.
ord was received in the city yester-
day stating that Capt. Dennis Murphy
| had about recovered from n serious ILL
ness in his home Mt West Finley. Pa.
He was stricken In hero several weeks
ago while visiting friends.
| Lieut.. H. Wilson Bills. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Bills Of Chapline street. re-
turned home yesterday from visit ut
| Niles. Mich. since he received his COM
| mission ns an army officer at Fort Ben
| famine Harrison several weeks ago. He
! will leave this morning for Chilllcothe,
Ohio, to assist in drilling recruits at
Camp Sherman
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hagerman of
| Chicago. who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rogers Of North
Main street. have returned home. Mr..
| Hagerman Ia one fthe prominent steel
construction engineers In the country.
. The supervised the construction OF the
mammoth one-mile bridge at New Lon
don. Conn, which was recently COM
pleted.
| Assistant Postmaster William H. Hor-
nish. accompanied by his wife. will leave
next week for a motor tour through the
east where Mt Hornish will spend his
annual vacation.
George w. Stamm. Justice Charles F..
Miller and Thomas II. Butcher will
! leave shortly on a hunting expedition
They will hunt down the river and In
| Eastern Ohio.