The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-12
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
At The HOTELS

Neil RE-. &. Jones. Sm'tht"h: W.
r. Burdcttc. LcwiShurE; w. Stcch'cr'
ger, Point Pleasant: y. i. falU'"H'
Richmond: Hoyt S. Drake. IarK"rspurE'
G. \. Hartman. New Mar'InSVlllc; M
and Mrs. p. Enrlc. Middlcoourhc' =, H.
Fischer Clarksburs;- S. I. spears. I''A
ms: Blair NJ. IIHincS. R"mn"H; 1. H. WV
ems ShcphrtdStnwn; J. r. Trottcr. MOI
cauiown: Jacob y. Smith. HamIin; MI
and Mrs. !. X. Clark. New MartlnsNiAh'
r. r. Cuwcll. rarkcrShurg; NJ. {. t"nat''
Mason city: X. G.. Wood. Jaeger; l. L.
Clark. Fairmunt: Il. T. Hires NlarAa-
burg: Fl. r. Francis, ClarkshuTE; w. e
Friend. Gussaway.
GRAND CENTRAI.-R +: hoSss'
rork Cave: n. 4. James. GauIcy N'iis'
A. w. Grff. Gl"nvillc: I. W. tralh'
Einrwood: r: G. Zimmerman. PIEDMONT:
Tp Ookrs. HUNTINGTON: l.. \. Christy'
Charlrston: L. N. Rerpard. Mbddle-
bourne.
WINnSOR--C. p. Furbcc. salem: j.
D. Smith. Salem: d. G. Martins. Nh!'c
SULPHUR Springs: Mrs. WinIfrcd BROWSE
Charleston: VIM. McNcyGle. Tnomas'
Ernest Slccth. E:lkins; Riley harper
Parsons: +. c. DntSon, st. MarFS; ~: -
T., Cnnrry. Rnvcnswood: c. II. fohie.
Clarkshurg: II c. Miller. GassawnF: a
G. Wagner ParkcrshurS: 7. J. Nh@u'i'
Grafton; r. G.. Lemon. rarkcrSourE: &
Filler. Kcysrr: +. r. Hines, CiarkS-
burg; s. Il. Bowman, Grafton.
STAMM-W. 4. Strickln. f,lIrnhnro'
IT, F.. Jackson. Milton: X. +. ltickman'
Elizabeth: Grant kcencr,' SISt"rSlllc' NJ
Il, Meadows. St Marys: S. +. h""kcr''
Cairo: G.. ". Fcidt. MartinshurE; j. L.
Wolfe Rirlcy: |. NJ. Sansonc. hunting
Do,
HostIev. Fairmont: Mrs. i. q. Eak'n'
%cw S1arrinsvilIc: j. V. Lemon. New
Narlinsvillc: Fred Bcrdinc. Hundred;
Mrs. J. NJ. Bcrdinc, Hundred: II. ,.
Woodward. parkcrSburg.
ROGERS-T. G. UttCrbaCN, Hinton: /.
r, I.rrk. Huntington; J. Davis. Gra1'oh;
Grant Cajcmbro. Charleston; Il. SisSoh'
Charleston.
II. Clark Wccklcy, pharmacist nj tn
Coleman market street store. Is anle u
resume his duties. after two weeks Sc
rious illness in his homo on fhtcentr
street.
Arthur ("SnaEle'l Rose is i'll OF TIT
/ "nu." His condition is reported not Il
be very serious. ,.
! Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Carl Alderman
of South Wheeling. at T:41 o'clock las
| night. In inc .\oTlh W iecI'"o
! a daughter.
| y, Whittimorc. Of the West Wiz
| rinia Traction Company. is confined e
his home in Woodsdalc with a slight at
tack of tn" flu
Among the prominent mon of the stat
who arc in the city attending the annun
| Masonic reunion arc Judge Louis ~
| 'ravcrncr of Parkcrsburg. Judge GeoTE
| Wesley Atkinson. former governor u
| the state. from Charleston.
| Miss Jennie Craft is seriously III a
| her home on Virginia street.
| Miss Mary Gahlcr. of tho faculty
| the wheeling high school. is spending
| few days visiting with relatives a
! Youngstown. o. .,,
Miss Helen Morgan. OF StcubcnVille
| O.. has returned to her home. attcr
few DAYS spent visiting friends in TIL
city. ,,.-
Col. Earl W. Ogclhay and sister. Mis-
Kate have gone to Cleveland, O., I
spend the winter.
| Miss Anna McIntirc, Of 351 woo
street, is suffering with mn attack of tn
influenza
Attorney Frank 4. O'Brien Is conIlne
| to his home At Lcnox with lines.
Miss Louise Bloomfield. who has bee
confined to her home on the lSiana VII
ILLNESS for few days. is recovering.
Miss Mary Wigal has gone to nun
tlngton TO spend several days risIt'n
with relatives.
Or. d. H. DcndinGcr. Of Macon, Ga,
spending 4 few days visiting VII
friend in this city.
Mrs. Edgar Sweeney. Of WOODLAND
who hns been critically i'll Of the inhr
euza. is recovering.
Mrs Fred Rodcrus has returned
her horne in this city. after sever
i weeks spent ut Buffalo, y. y. as lF
guest Of relatives.
Rev. Jacob Briitingham Is rec"rnrln
nttcr an operation NJ the ONO Naii'
General Hospital.
Miss Gertrude Garden leaves today Il
Washington. Pa. 10 spend several day
tho guest of Mrs. Sarah Campbell.