The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-07
About People
Eovementa OF IndIVIduels 70
and From the CIty.
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D. Z. Tappen, who has been con-
nected with the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone company, has been
promoted and transferred to the
Clarksburg Office.
Charles NJ. Ketchum, manager OF the
Wheeling Commercial association. is
still confined TO his home in Wood
lawn with a very sore arm.
James Shepherd, prominent young
man Of Elm Grove, who has been home
on furlough from Camp Meade, left
yesterday for the camp.
Walter Schaub OF Cincinnati was IN
the the city yesterday on business.
Prof. William Hill. deputy state food
administrator, Is expected to return
this morning from Charleston, where
he. has been attending a food con-
servation meeting.
United States Marshal John M.
Shorts leaves today for New"h, W.
Va, on official business.
Edward Glass Of Detroit, Mich, VIII
leave today for his home after being
here several days.
c. ". Lind, who recently underwent
an operation at the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital Is improving as we'll as
can be expected.
Miss Bertha Bishop Of Philadelphia,
who has been confined 10 the Norln
Wheeling hospital. is resting nicely.
hE L. Snider, who has. been home on
furlough from Cuba, has returned to
the station. Mr.. Snider Is OF the
Colonel Z. ". Oglebay, state looG
administrator, who has been IN
Charleston and Clarksburg for several
DAYS. is expected to return here ms
morning.
Or. and Mrs. \. A. HaninG have re-
turned from Florida, where they spent
! several months.
DR.. B. A. Hamilton has removed ms
dentist Offices from Warwood 10 Inc
Quarter Savings bank building.
A +. Ulrich Of the south side, who
has been In Charleston, arrived nome
last evening.
CIR. Hubbard has returned from
Clarksburg and other central west
Virginia cities.
E, y. Keith Of Wheeling and Foun-
drv left last evening for New York on
business.
prohibition Officer Bert Phillips Is
III at his apartments in Eleventh
street from vaccine arm. he e1-
nects 10 be out in Il few days.
Miss %ell Mcdonnell. popular Young
lady or tho Fast End. has recovered
from n brief illness.
John \. Frank of Sixteenth stree
has returned from Il. short visit |" FaE-
kershurg. the guest OF relatives.
Edgar Myers Of Fourteenth street
leaves tomorrow for Pittsburgh. where
he will be examined for enlistment IN
the may.
.Tulc Jones Of Moundsrille is confined
TO his home with an Illness of severn !
weeks and continues in en- unchanged
condition.
Edwin Scifcrt Of Fourteenth street
Ior, last evening for Columbus. whore
I've will resume his studies ut ON" St"'e
university. after Il visit with his par
cnts.
Lawrence "Hud"' Wagner of the
Island loft for Morgantown to resume
his suttlics at w. Y. l. after being nc
guest Of his parents the ,NnSt week.
! Miss Teresa Lucian Of Martins Ferry
is getting along nicely from an illness
, Of several weeks.
! Harry Nnltr. popular young man "'
! the South Side, has returned TO Nor
ranlown 10 resume his studies at in"
! state university. after visit with his
! parents. 80
! Frank Cos,anzo. popular Business man
! Of st. Clairsv!llr. Is able - be about
nEnin after n prolonged illness.
: Wnlter larkln 81 Martins Ferry srr-
! ressfully passed. tho physical cNnmina'
: tioE for tho army and will leave for
| Camp sherman IN the near future.
Miss Rose 1'crnard OF 81. ClairsvIle
! is confined To her home with Illness.
Albert Russell formerly n popular STD
: dent ut the I.insl% institute. is expected
TO be In the city to-day for the military
! ball. Ia he Givrr to-morrn" evening.
Word has been received from Pierce
! Norton popular YOUNG man Of the East
! End. to III" effect that he is gCLlir.;
| along nicely in san Antonio. TEX. and
! expects to bc "ovrr there" shortly.
! Thomas Wheeler If Ihapinr street is
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