The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the CITY.
Tr-Stats Arrivals

Tr1-State ArrlVnlS
Rogers
Carl Zaccaginen. Steubenville; L. 4.
Allen. Parkersburg: VIM Batuekas'
Evansville; John Zaccagincn. Steuben-
Vile.
Mcclure
Lewis Lowry Warren: Geo. w. briggs.
ClaTks burg; J. w. Luplet. C!nrkshurs;
Mrs. L. W. Johnson. Cameron; L. T.
Marshall. Woodsleld; J. W. Davidson
Clarksburg; Miss Irene Frederick. Far
kersburg; F. c. SEEKER. tlarKshurg;
Frank Lappin. Bethany; ChaS. Goodrich.
Friendly; Obin G. Carter MiddlcbUurne;
r. F. McGuckcn. Bancroft.
Windsor
Mrs. /. c. Grimm. WuodsGcld; Ella
NJ. Wood. Moundsvillc; W. L. llumcs.
Portsmouth.
L. A. Bake. Alvey: y. J.. Sybcrt, Will
Transport; W. l.. RIGGS. Spring Run;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Thompson. Amos /;
James Gaffuey. Stcubenville.
Superintendent Pliny Clark Of the
Ohio Valley General hospital, re-
turned from Cleveland last night,
where he was attending the annual
convention of the American Hospital
association, which was held at the
Hollenden hotel Mr.. Clark was &C
companied by Nelson Hubbard and
B. W. Peterson of the board Of diTec-
tors Of the local hospital.
Miss Eliza Frissell, who was scri-
ously injured when she was thrown
from her horse in Wheeling park on
Wednesday. shows little Improvement
and her condition is still serious.
Attorney ]. w Cummins returned
Thursday evening from business trip
to Washington. d. c.
F. G. T. Daniels. OF the Wheeling
Mold & Foundry company, is spend
ing a few weeks vacation in Massa
chusetts.
Ray Palmer. Martins Ferry reporter
for The Intelllgenccr. will leave this
morning. for Columbus. where he will
finish course in journalism In Ohio
State University.
Joseph D. Boone, representative of
the Liggett and Meyers Tobacco COM
pany who has been in the city for the
past few days. left last night for his
home in Huntington to spend week.
". O. Harrington of Sistersville, is
visiting friends In the city.
Hon John Marshall Of the law firm
Of Marshall and Forrer at Parkers-
burg. was here yesterday to assist in
launching the organization Of com,
munity savings and loan company.
Attorney John J. Coniff will leave
early next week on business in the
east.
Henry Bailey Of Elm Grove, who Is
confined to the Ohio Valley General
hospital with a serious attack OF ty-
phoid fever, was resting easily last
night, although his condition Is still
serious.
D. NJ. Campbell has returned from
two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. c. Kidd and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth have returned from
an Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Jackson OF
Woodsdale, have returned from a two
weeks trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Louise Stauver has returned
to Clarion, Pa, after visit to her son.
Leo stauver of Edgington Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lennon and
children Of Iowa, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fair.
Miss Sara Hill Of Bridgeport, ts able
to be at lsr position after being CON
fined to her home several days with
a bad cold.
Miss Margaret Mcmillan Of East
Liverpool. has returned to her home
after spending her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. H. F. Dobbs on Eighteenth
street.
Harry B. Halter. superintendent OF
the city lookup. will leave this morn
ing, for his annual vacation.
Harry Agnew. one Of the keepers at
the city lookup, expects to leave to-
day for a vacation.
Miss Helen Blinn Of SteubenVlile
was a visitor at the home OF her aunt
|, Mrs. H. W. Garllnder Of the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Thompson OF
Amos. West Virginia, will return to
their home in that city after short
visit at the home of friends in Wheel
ing.
Miss Ella NJ. Wood OF Moundsvtlle
Is visitor in the city for few days.
Fred Gauslen of Akron spent the
afternoon in Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ross Humes OF
Monterey. Va, will leave today Tor
their home after spending several