The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From che CITY.

Miss Eleanor Linton who has been
suffering with blood poisoning in her
hand. is slightly improved.
Harvey Bowman. from out tho pike.
has returned To West Virginia Univers-
lty 10 resume his studies after visiting
relatives.
Lawrence 'Eud" Wagner of the ISL
and. left last evening for MorRantown.
In rcsunG his studies after visiting rel
atives.
Willis Fahey. OF the South Side. left
last evening for Morgantuwn 10 take UP
his studies after a visit In the city.
Frank Noel. of Elm Grove. left last
evening for MmrGantnwn to resume his
studies III the University after a visit
with relatives.
Harry Noltc. of the South Side, left
last cvcning fur AIorgantown. to resume
Ills tud!cS after visit with relatives.
Thomas Schofleld Of the Island left
last evening for Morgantown to resume
his studies after visiting his parents
for the past few weeks.
Oliver Edwards. popular young man
Of the Island. left last evening for Nor
gantown TO resume his studies.
RouSha Warffucl, uf the Island left
last evening for MorRantown TO re-
sumo MS StuuleS, Atler enjoying Il TWO
weeks visit with his parents.
Miss Elsie Carrie. Ut I-eatherwood. left
yesterday for Morgantown 10 resume
her studies after visit with her par
cnts.
Eugene Barney. formerly Of this city
hut now of Detroit. is in the city visit
ing friends.
John Ni"drmyer OF Boegs Run. has
returned TO West Virginia University.
after a visit here.
Johnson Bedford OF Thirteenth street.
left for the State university after n
visit with his parents
Louis Witt. popular young man OF the
East End. left yesterday for Kentucky,
after successfully passing the military
examination.
willard Keith. popular barber OF the
East End. left yesterday for Cambridge.
Ohio to spend few days with rela-
tires.
Mike Maloncy Of the East End. has.
returned from Camp Scrlven. Georgia.
20 visit relatives.
Carl Curutz OF McColloch street. left
Saturday for a military camp after sue
ccssfully passing the examination.
William Mckee. of Seventeenth street.
Is getting alcnE nicely from q fractured
arm received several days ago.
o.,
left yesterday for Columbus, TO resume
her studies at Ohio State University
after visiting ner parents the past few
weeks.
William K"ffer popular young man
! of McA1cchen. will not return 10 W. Va.
University.
Charles .Ahrcns. Jr.. OF South Chaplin"
street left last evening for West Eir-
ginia University after visiting in the
city for the past few weeks.
George WaSencr of the Island. left
for Pittsburgh yesterday To resume his
studies at Carnegie Tech.
Albert Jacobucri OF Seventeenth street
left yesterday for Pittsburgh, to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Carlo. left for
Akron. after a brief visit with relatives
At LcaLhcrwoUd.
! Ray {. Hcls;in, OF Leatherwood. has
been transferred t. Wheeling. where h"
is employed by the Chesapeake and Pu-
tomac Telephone Co.
Ralph Candy. poplar young man OF
! MCMechan and we'll known athlete. will
, leave today for Camp Sherman.
! Lawrence Padden. from out the pike.
! left last evening for Morgantown TO
resume his studies at the university.
! there. aftrr visit TO the city.
! Peter McVeigh. of tho South Side.
left yesterday for West Virginia Uui-
.vcrsity to resume his studies after 4
/ visit with relatives.
| Edward Schaffncr OF Fast Wheeling.
left yesterday for the West Virginia
, University to resume his studies.
! Henry McLain from out thr pike. mas
returned 10 West Virginia University To
again take up his studies, after & brief
visit with relatives.
Clifford Colts. popular young man
from out the pike. left last evening fer
| MorGantown. to take up his studies nj
! the university.
Donald Mckee. from out the pike. re-
turned to MorE;intown yesterday after
Il brief visit hero. 30 take up his studies.
Helen Bowers. nf The South Side. r"-
turned 10 MorEantnwn yesterday 10 take
up her studies after u visit with her
| parents.
Myrnn Kirk. of tho Island. has r"-
turned To Marietta College TO rrsunr
his tudics.
Arthur Knarr. Of tho Island. lift for
Marietta. To resume his studies. after
spending the past few weeks IN tn"
city.
RAY Reed. nf North Wheeling. has
left for Marietta college after spending
the past few weeks in the city.
turned to Marietta college, to resume his
studies.
Ira Ransom. Of M"unisvillc. has re-
turned 70 Marietta COLLEGE To take un
his studies after visit with relatives.
John Robinson Of Afounhsrilc. has 70"
i turned to Marietta College after n visit
with relatives.
! Frank Timlin. nF Muundsvlll". has r.
turned to Marietta Goller" after Spend
Ing tho past few weeks In the city.
Drank Puindrxtcr. of Moundsrillc. To"
! turned I" tn" University OF Pittsburgh.
hut was called hack due 70 tho un"X-
rcc;cd death Of fnS father.
Edward Armhrccht OF the South Side.
has returned 10 the University of Penn
sylvania at Philadelphia. after 4 visi:
with relatives.
C;rnrg: Heirer. Of Sixteenth street.
has r,turn"d to the University of Penn
! eyIvania after spending th" past few
weeks tn" guest "f his parents
Leslie Srvcringhaus popular young
man nr tn" South Side. has left for
Cornell University after visit here.
Harold Mcrzu"r from out The pike.
has returned II ''"Tu"ll after 4 visit
Nitl his parents.
Harold iI"rkh"im"". 81 Tho ont the
rihr district. M lrri Gar tho rniver-
;iiy ur Pennsylvania "a resume hls
studies.
Albert Las IF i;cnwnnd left y,Sirr-
day for West Virginia University after
:; visit with ~ parents.
Andrew IT>,:S. popular young man Of
East Whr.ling left last evening for
e. Westminster and jefferson college. - re-
sumo his studies after y brief visit with,
his parents.
Edwin S,ifcr, &C. Thirteenth street.