The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-09
! About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
Observation-Disclosures

Cummins left last night for Wash
ington. d. {.
Hal Speidel left last night for
trip to Washington and New York.
Messrs. Geo. and Vim. Frohme.
two brothers stationed at Camp Lee,
are home, spending a live-day rur-
Tough.
! Louis Trosch of Camp Lee will ar
rive today on a furlouch, which ne
will spend with his parents.
Louis Horkheimer has returned
from Boston, where he altcndrd Inc
national wool auction.
Miss Hannah Orcnstrin OF New
York is now connected with the Front
Beauty parlors Of this city.
!. +. Moss and family have moved
from glendale TO their new HON" Oh
Front street.
Jesse Y. Sullivan. secretary Of The
state council of Defense. who haE
been confined in the Ohio Valley Cen
-ra hospital. where he was operated
on for appendicitis about six weeks
ago. will return 10 his home IN
Charleston today. John L.. Gillespie.
an assistant in, Mr. Sulivan's Office,
arrived in Wheeling last night and
will accompany his chief home.
William Ak F'r"hnIr. popular young
man of this city. arrived i'm tho city
Monday from Camp Lee. Ia spend a
shcrt Through with relatives.
Miss Mary joyce uf South WOOD
street. slipped and fell Sunday evening
on sixteenth street and fractured her
int, q
along nicely.
Kelley Mcbride. formerly Of st. Tlalrs-
willie. ohio. but now attending Mt. Union
college. At Alliance. Ohio. was Il visitor
In IN" city the past few days.
Irwin Hart. Of st. rlairsvill". Ohio.
was in tho city yesterday. calling on
friends.
Miss Elizabeth Rroverman. popular
young lady Of Market street. has re-
signed her position at the Wheeling Mole
and Foundry company To accept more
responsible one with Cupid.
Edward Singer of Eighteenth street.
returned to Camp Leo. after spending
tn, pas, few days in the city. visiting
his parents.
william Kaltcnhach IF the east end.
will leave for Camp Lee. today. after
spending the past few days In the city
visiting relatives md friends.
ihUnlaS NiiNlI, ppTuldi H'uiH '''N' ~
,Twentv-Nnth street. arrived In the city
yesterday from Camp Lee to spend
short furlough with relatives.
Edmund Rcdman. well-knuwn young
man Of East Wheeling. returned from
Fairnont whore he has heen visiting his
parents for the past week.
George r. Frohme arrived In the city
with his brother William. from Camp
Lee. and will call on friends and rela-
tiveS while here.
captain Price left yesterday for New
Orleans on IL business trip.
Mrs j. II. Lcsh Is visiting In Cleve-
land. O.
Robert Melcher will leave today for
Pittsburgh where he Will take the ex-
animation for the aviation corps.
Mrs. Stephen huffman is spending a
few days in Pittsburgh.
Captain and Mrs. Lindley Allen. OF
Chillirothc. Ohio. are the guests Of rel
atives for few days.
Mrs. y. &. Rcister has been slightly
indisposed for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Mcndel Taylor. Of
iStceurod Mace, will leave today for
Pittsburgh and Lalrnhe for visit Of
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph F. PAUL. Sr.. and
little grandson. Phillip PAUL. left yes
tcrday for Winter Park, Fla. for the re-
muindcr OF the winter.
Misses Martha Statler Vera McElroy
and Angela Bachman have returned to
yIoman's college Frederick. Md.
Mrs. Sila= Stcinhouser OF Penn
street. left yesterday for Fairmont. W.
va, where she will visit her parents.
G. r. and !. Carl Pelly left yesterday
for Beaver Falls. Pa. to attend the flu
neral Of relative.
William i. Wright has returned to
Columbus, Ohio. TO resume his work IT
the L. s. aviation school inter visiting
for tow weeks with his parents on the
Island.
Edwin Carter. of Camp Lee arrived
home yesterday for five day Vlslt with
relatives and friends.
Henry and Louis Warsinsky. OF Ben
wood. will leave the latter part nt the
week for San Antonio. TEX. where they
will spend the winter months.
Miss Esther G.. Remke has returned
to the College Of Music at Cincinnati
after spending the holidays with her
parents at Park View.
August l.. Bcneke left yesterday for
business trip TO Columbus. Cincinnati
and Portsmouth. Ohio.
Vincent Stenger. Of Warwood. Is
home from Camp Lee on Il short fur
Tough
Miss Anna l;hbcrt has returned home
: after Il very pleasant visit TO her sister
lin Akron. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Watkins arc
r,,csls Of Mrs. watkins sister. Mrs. II.
T. Bumgardncr, Of East Wheeling.
J. {. Mckinley and Lee PAUL have mr.
rived home from short business Trip
TO Washington.
Louis Horkhcimer has returned from
n business trip TO Boston. Mr. Fork-
ihei,ner had a pleasant experience or be-
Ine eighteen hours late In arriving in
noston, He reports travelling conditions
E+broughout the east very much disturb
icd-both by the extreme cold and by
the lack Of railroad facilities.
Frnnk King and Dewey Davis Of Par
'kersburK were visiting friends IN this
city yesterday
night clerk at the Mcclure hotel. Is ser
irms,v III at the Ohio Valley General
hospital.
Col, Earl w. Oglcbay. state federal
,ood administrator. Is expected to return
TO Wheeling tomorrow from NaShlng-
ION. u. c.. where he attended the nation
~ Fond convention in that city. called
|, nv Herbert Hoover.
attorney John Marshall of Parkers-
burg, left yesterday for home, after he
inr in the city for the past rev DAYS
conducting suit IN Nlc ti'""'t '",t
Dan Y. Burns Of Charleston is visit
tng h,s aunt, Mrs. f. C. RauschcnberH.
inr RAYMOND street while on his way To
itoke. the final examination at Fits
hurgh to enter the aviation corps or the
American army In France.
n Clark Kcckley OF North Min
street returned home yesterday from
hrIef visit with his mother ut MIDDLE
bourne, Tyler county. ,,,
Fred Baumbergor OF McMechch VII
leave today to spend tho winter IN fior-