The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
! About People
Movements OF lndIvlduals to
and From the CITY.

Hermit Crippeu, fof Marietta, Is
visiting with friends on East Twenty
ninth street.
William A. Collins. who is now sta
toned at Camp Meigs, Washington
d. C., with the quarteTmasters re-
pair department, spent Christmas
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Collins, on the Island.
Earl Mcclure, who has been station
ed at Camp Lee, arrived in the Guy
and has been spending the past Few
days with his parents in Triadelph'"'
Albert Schmitt, OF McColloch street.
left yesterday for Washington, u. u
where he Is employed in the civil ser
vice
Charles Ahrens. Jr.. who is attend
ing West Virginia university, is IN the
city spending his vacation with MS
parents on South Chapline street,
Edmund Redman, OF Nineteenth
street. will arrive in the city TO-DAY
after spending the past few weeks II
Fairmont visiting his parents.
| Ross Kline. OF Elm Grove. left yes
terday for Jacksonburg, W. Va. 10
visit relatives.
, Virginia Miller, OF Moundsville.. IS
now in Newark, Ohio, where she VIII
End the uext week with relatives.
Chas Weiss has returned from
Camp Lee to spend 4 few Gays with
his parents IN Triadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coleman VIII ar
rive from Camp Sherman in day or
two TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole
man OF Chaplne street.
Miss Virginia Berger. Of New
Marttnsville, was brought 10 the ohio
Valley General hospital yesterday,
where she will be operated upon TO-
day for appendicitis. She was &C
companied by her brother, Frank
Berger, and sister, Mrs. F. y. Walker,
OF that city.
George Bayha. of the Bayha and
Rutteucutter auto firm, has return
ed from business trip In Western
PENNSYLVANIA and Eastern Ohio.
Col. Earl ". Ogelbay, state federal
food administrator. is expected to re-
turn to the city today or early next
week, afte7 spending The past few
weeks in the Cleveland Ohio district,
attending to urgent personal business
matters.
Claude Bonar. former reporter on
The Intelligencer, now In training"at
Camp Lee, Virginia. returned to the
cantonment last evening after spend
ing a brief furlough with his parents
AT. Moundsville and friends In the
Wheeling district.
Miss Martha Grimshaw. Of New
Lois Alexander, Of the island.
Mrs. George s. Feeny, Mrs, Gertrude
Parks and Mr.. Clarence Feeny have
returned to their home in Woodsdale,
after visit to Mrs. J. Howard Me
Courtney, of Chicago, Ill.
Miss Eleanor Fox, who has been the
guest OF Miss Virginia Hodge, Of the
Island. has returned to her home in
Fairmont. W. Va,
Joe Becke returned yesterday morn
ing TO Allentown, Pa, where he is u
member Of the ambulance corps.
Mrs. John ". Sands and little
daughter, Nancy. who have been the
guest Of Mrs. Lawrence Sands, left
last evening for visit with Mrs.
Sands mother In New York. Captain
John ". Sands returned on Wednes-
day evening to Camp Lee.
Miss Elizabeth Burns. of Pittsburgh,
Pa. will spend few days the guest
of Miss Louise Harper al her home In
Echo Point.
Mrs. Julian Showacre. OF ST. Mary's.
has returned home. Mrs. Showacre
was called here by the serious illness
OF her father. Prof. Herman kraculGr,
of Indiana street.
A. K. Brake has returned from a
visit to relatives In Buckhannon. w.
Va
Sergeant Elmer Hess has returned
to Camp Lee. after furlough spent
at his home In Glcnwnod.
Prof. Herman Kraruler continues
seriously III at his home on Indiana
street.
Private William Collins has returned
TO Camp Meigs. after fur'nnch spent
at his home on North Wabash street.
Mrs. Walter South is The guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton
Beall, Of Indiana street.