The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
About People
Movements of individuals to {
and From the City.
oGSc<s1oGoo0oOGESES
AT THE HOTELS.

bourne; c. A. Parks, MiddIebourne;
G, S. Adell, Huntington; l.. NJ. Stops,
Morgantown; b. G. Watt, Grafton;
Adam Heath, Clarngton; o. NJ. Pull
len, Charleston.
sTAMM-H. l.. Underwood, Park
burg: w. NJ. Dunlap West AleXand-
err; ". II. Furbee, Pennsboro; Law
renee Betty. Proctor.
WLNDSoR-F. W. Brown, Bethes-
lda; w. NJ. Brown, Bethesda; M. 5.
Bush. Parkersburg; Mrs. X. NJ. Jones,
Marietta; X. B. Stephenson, Park
ersburg.
GRAND cENTRAL-F. B. Wood.
Clarksburg; A. G. Fraley, Beallsrllle.
McLURE-J. c. Tule. Steubenrille;
J. S. Arnold, Woodstieid; r. X.
Enlger, Clarksburg; Thomas Fisher,
Tunnelton Holly Simmons, ST.
Marys.
Mrs. Lille NJ. Stone of Manning
ton, is in Wheeling the guest Of her
son, Russ J., night clerk at the Nc
Lure hotel.
} Miss Clara Walker Of Charleston.
W. Va, who is room mate OF Miss
Edith Bonnesan at the University CT
West Virginia, is spending several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bonnesan of the Island.
J Mrs. w. S. Fulton is spending some
time in New York city, and accompan-
led her son Clarke, who is a student
at Tufts college, Boston, Mass. east.
J Messrs. Tom Schofield, Alva Ed
wards and Allen Bowie will leave on
Saturday for the university at Mot
gantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL of Woods
dale, will 90 TO Florida next week
where they will spend the remainder
of the winter.
Misses Helen Elig, Edith Bonuesan.
Grace Anderson and Clara Wa ker OF
Charleston, will leave on Sunday ,or
Morgantown, where they are students
at the university.
: Thomas J. Ridge has returned from
Pittsburgh where he has been for The
past several weeks and will leave
soon for Cincinnati, where he has ac-
Icepted q position.
Charles Ahrens, Jr., will leave Sun
day for Morgantown to resume his
studies at the state university after
spending the holidays with his parents
here.
Tom Kelley is spending couple OF
days at Akron, Ohio.
Asher w. Lewis. of Chester, W. Va,
5 spent yesterday afternoon in this city.
Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, Of Morgantown,
president of the executive committee
of the West Virginia Equal Suffrage
Association. departed yesterday after.
noon for her home. after presiding
over meeting of the eXeCN' I've com.
:mittee here.
Mrs. Frank Mann, Miss Grace Cole,
! Miss Mary Burk, of Huntington, have
returned home after attending meet
ing of the West Virginia Suffrage AS.
ISOLATION held here this week.
( Mrs. ]. Gale Ebert, Of Parkersburg
former president of the West Virginia
Equal Suffrage Association, and Mrs.
Thomas Peadro, of Parkersburg. have
returned 10 their homes after a few
) days spent in this city.
} Miss Margaret Mckinney, Of Fair
Z mont, treasurer-elect OF the West Fir.
( ginia Suffrage Association, has re-
: turned home after attending the ses.
) sions Of the executive committee held
I here.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Robinson will
( leave within the next few weeks for
: Florida. to spend the winter.
; United States District Attorney j. j.
liP. O">rien will likely leave Sunday
evening" for Parkersburg, to attend
Federal court. which opens in that
city Tuesday morning.
Word received in this city yester-
day states that Col. Simon Young. who
for many years was clerk in the
Stamm hotel Is still Ill at his home
in Weston, but is gradually impror-
ing.
Mrs. Clark Weekly. Of Eoff street,
has returned home from visit with
J friends In Sistersville.
Mrs. John Koch and son George, Of
the North End, will leave this week
for Oklahoma CITY