The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-15

Ing has returned from short visit
with rlatives in Cambridge. o.
Miss leila Neuman Of Thirteenth
street LEFT yesterday for Philadelphia,
where she will visit relatives.
Charles Ebcling of East Wheeling is
recovering from Il short illness which
he had for several weeks.
Mrs. c. z. Smith is spending the win
ter in Shreveport. La, and will not
return for some time.
Jack Habcrsuck OF Fourteenth
street has accepted position with the
Baltimore &. Ohio railroad freight Of.
fee.
Miss Cooper OF the Associated
Charities has returned TO the city, AFT
er spending the weekend with rela-
YES in Pittsburgh
Attorney S. o. Boyce is i'll in his
home on the Island.
State Food Administrator Earl w
Oglebay Is expected 10 arrive in the
city this week from an important
business mission in the east and at his
home In Cleveland. where he has been
looking after persona! matters.
William John Mooney is slowly TO-
covering from a prolonged illness al
his home at 100 Eoff street.
Judge Alan H. Robinson is suffering
from grippe, but despite his allment
he was able to preside over criminal
court yesterday. He Is hardly able 10
speak above whisper.
Mr. Alexander Hedinger of Seville.
o., Is visiting his sister, Mrs. William
H. Frohme Of North Market street.
Miss Minnie Cochran has been re-
moved TO her home on Virginia street
from the Ohio Valley General hospital
following an operation for appendicitis
and will leave this week for Atlantic
City to spend several weeks.
Miss Charlotte WINTERS will return
today from a visit 10 her sister, Mrs.
John Crawford at Altoona, Pa.
Charles Jeffers will arrivo In day
or two from Fort Screyen for visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
". LETTERS Of North Front street:
Charles Miller will arrive on fur-
Tough from Camp Lee in a few days
to be the guest OF his parents in
Edgcwood.
Mrs, Adele Egerter and daughter.
Miss Eva Egerter. are at present at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. James IL.
Beans of Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Mckee and daughters. Miss
Virginia and Mrs. Gertrude Richie,
are temporarily residing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hazlett.
Mr., and Mrs. R. A McCabe are at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Field
Of Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Tappan will re-
side temperate! with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ebeling Of North Front street.
David B. Smith, who is connected
with the Warwick China company, has
been compelled by illness to return to
his home in East Liverpool, O.
Miss Virginia Croly Of south Broad.
way street. after spending three weeks
in the Ohio Valley General hospital.
has almost fully recovered.
Miss Bruner Of south Front street
who recently underwent an operation
is getting along very nicely ut the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
Mrs. Alice Kuntz Of Canton, O.. who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
J. B. Riddle OF Warwood, returns TO
her home today.
Probation Officer Frazier, who has
been suffering from severe cold Is
recovering.
Charles Scott, 936 Market street. IS
confined to his homo with a severe
cold.
Mr.. and MIS-. q. B. Williams have r"-
turned 10 their homo here after visit
ing With friends at Spencer. W. Va
Row. J. n. Potter. OF tho Vance Mono
rial church. ut Noodsdale. returned las'
night from, Parkers burg. whore hN WINS
attending q meeting OF the Presbyterian
Synodical Council. nf which no IL soc