The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
PERSONALS


Mrs. y. \. Wooe.ly and daughter
! Marian, Of Dunk2rd, y. Y, who nave
been the guests OF NJ. and Mrs. BABE
| Lawson, Of sixteenth street for the
past few weeks, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Virginia Springer. OF Sisters
vile, who visited with friends on SeF-
enteenth the past few days, returned
home yesterday morning.
Bernard McGanhon, OF MGColloch
street, spent Sunday in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Angola JacObucCi. Of Seven
tcenth street. spent the weekend WIN
her sister, Mrs. Andrew Bernard, ~
st. Clairsville.
H, O. Baer. of the Island, who has
been confined 10 his home for some
time with Illness. is able to be out.
John Dugan, OF Fourteenth street
injured last week and confined to MS
home for several days. has recovered.
Miss Virginia Seamon, Of the Island,
who has been seriously Ill for seVera'
weeks. is getting along very nicely
which is welcome news for her many
friends.
Carl Miller. athletic director OF
Bethany college, who secuted west
Virginia university at Princeton, \. De-
Saturday. returned home last night.
Thomas COnnel, Edward Neil and
Earl Cowl, all Of the East End, at
companied the Henry football eleven
Of this city TO GAINESVILLE, Sunday, ana
renewed acQuaintanCes while there.
William Lake. OF FO!lansbee, was the
guest Of Edward WEIGH. OF Fourteenth
street over the Weekend
Ernest Coulter. of Fifteenth street.
who is now located in Pittsburgh, WIS.,
tied with his parents here over the
weekend.
Miss Adelaide Bachmann, OF the
South Side, a student at West Virginia
university, spent the weekend with
her parents.
Louis Crock, OF Baltimore street
East End, he's recovered from an Ill
ness Of several weeks.
Eugene Stromp. Of the South Side'
who recently suffered serious leg
injury in football encounter, Is able
to walk about.
Miss Mary Malooly, OF the South
Side, was aweek-end visitor with rela-
tives in Columbus, o.
Mrs. Dorus c. Russell, OF Eighteenth
street, enjoyed the weekend with her
parents at Sardis, Ohio.
Christ Demas, manager Of the Cam
iuue theatre in Butler. Pa. was in this
city yesterday on business,
Mrs. j. J. Foley of Grafton was in
this city yesterday visiting her daush-
ter Sister Dalluris at the st. Josephs
Convent
w. G. Osborne has returned to his
home on Chapine street after spend
ing last week in GAINESVILLE on bust
ness.
ID. Follely of Grafton left last even
ing for his hoAs after visiting his
sister Sister Dolores at ST. Joseph's
Convent.
Marion X. Srndcrson OF San Fran
cisco. Cal. s in this city visiting
friends for IA few days.
y. +. Phillips of East Aurora, Nj,
left last evening for his home after
visiting with relatives out the pike.
4. y. BrOadhead Of Milwaukee is in
this city for few days in the interest
of the brewing business o: that city,
RI Rev Bishop Donahue is in Par
kerSburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Speidel have re-
turned from short visit in New York
city.
Mrs. Geneva Cracraft will leave
Tuesday for Coronado Beach, Cal,
where she will visit with Mrs. Dan
Denny, formerly Miss Juliet Camp
bell. Of this city.
Miss Gene Miller. Of MartinSburg.
who has been visiting Miss Margaret
Irwin. will leave for her home today.
Miss Jennie Reich, OF the George f.
Stifel Co. left Saturday evening for
New York city, where she will attend
to some fall shopping in the interest
Of the store.
Charles Helms. of 20I Sycamore
street, Elm Grove. who crashed into
pile OF bricks while riding motor
cycle on North Market street Satur-
day evening. was removed to his home
from the North Wheeling hospital,
where he was taken following the ac-
cident. His condition was not as serl-
Gus at it was at first thought.