The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
AT TT IOTELS.

ton: II. +. Wrli"rEiEcr V. G. Bryan.
JACK Smith. Hun;inSton: s. j.. Robert
tcrliHe Fairrnonl; Il. 4. Reese. New
Cumberland: Mrs. Anna ID. jt"a:!. ar
kcTsburg: Sidney S. Booth. Proctor: J.
.. Banner. Clurksblri;: T.. g. lawson.
Char!estca; II. H. SiHEEcr. ,Fa:rta"Til,;
New iimrttr$vilir:
Grand ccat;rl,-Hrmcr King. Pine
Grove: NJ. q. Shcwaiicr. Ciurlsbmrg:
Gro. Il. Lcmrr, Hartford: II. d. John
w:ndsor-sI. Ii. Nicely. Fuirman,;: L.
F.. StcrEcr. Mrs. A. J. S:ergcr Morgan
town: Joe Alvarez. ClarkShurg.
Stannu--F. n. Mansfield. Charleston.
The many friends OF George Ford.
Jr.. will he interested in lHrrning GIgl
he Is now seeing SEA service. l: W Il
be recalled Tint Mr. + ri cr Listed srn!c
time aSH in the Naval Review branch
Of the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. pf9rr and daugh-
'ters. Mrs. L." I'm and MisS Gather nc
Pfarr, hove returned from ~ c&tc:ldrd
stay in Atlantic C.ly. and Lave taken
up their r"S:d,n'c in the George Black
ford residence n Cecil Place, for the
winter.
Misses Catherine ann Margaret Black
ford, of Cecil Place. arr taking up spc-
cial courses in Barnard College. New
York City.
"OTu mas poem received IN lnlS Guy
Of the safe arrival overseas OF Paul
Alien Rcymcr. f"r!Her choir leader uf
ST. Matthew's church. and popular local
young man.
Captain &. Il. Dawson. Of Charleston.
is in the city /" attend the funeral OF
the late Charles II. H..nurg.
Congressman NJ ii. NArly is register
ed ut the Windsor. MIR. Nicely is in
Wheeling !"nkinE after his campaign
carr;,in J"h '' r. Klein Of Pittsburgh
the well known ship broker. was a husi-
ness v:Sitrr vest "rGay and left for Far
kcrShurg last night.
Miss Larctta u'B%rne. Of Cleveland. is
tho guest Of r"l@tiV"" in the East End
Miss Catherine Walters. Of South
Chaplinc street. is v.sit'3E with friends
In New Philadelphia. OHIO for ftw
days
John X. Frank. cf 2IcAIcchrn leaves
. to-day f"r Camp " l!:, where he will en-
ter military lrnin:nS.
Ernest Kline. 1T Cleveland, IS visits
ing hts parents her" for a Few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wolfe have re-
turned 10 :E"," ham" IN Pittsburgh. ar
ter visiiin" rclnt:yrS hero.
Miss Zelda rUmmins. nr New Mata-
mrrH%. who has h""n visiting friends
here. leaves tr-rlry f.: her hrTar.
Walter Masrr leaves to-day To return
10 bis h"in" n Washington. In.
Rcv. W. II. Fields pastor OF the First
Christian church. IS expected home today
fram ST. lrJu.S. Chicago and other points
in the east Rev. Fields left Wheeling
! for ST. Louis over l. week ago To be.
in attendance nj the 1ntCrnatianal con-
rcntion of the Christian church. but
which had 20 he postponed due TO the
Spanish Influenza precautions innuE"r-
atrd Throughout the city.
Miss Marguerite FirE uia Hall has re-
turned homo from Columbus. where she
M tcnded concert TO hear Cali Curc'
SINK.
GEORGE w Gibbs and S. r. Robertson
Wholesale grocerS OF LoEan. W. Va.
were business visitors ut the State Food
adininist ration Offices yesterday.
Miss Margaret Gleason returns today
10 her horlr in Savannah. Ga. after nm
extended Witt in this city as the Eu st
Of Miss Catherine lticstcr OF North Main
street. o,,-
! N-,Iinv hnsrital on Tuesday, leaving
twin daughters Fcr Dr. and Mrs. Edward
NJ. PHILLIPS. Of Thirty-third street;
Mrs. Edmund JcnHs ard little dauEh-
ter. and Miss Gertrude Garden have .Sonc
to I'ntontown. ra.. to visit the former