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Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23
The county board will meet again
on March 10.

The county board will meet again
on March TO-
Shirt waist and Lace Sale now on
at Peoples Trading Co.
R. c. Mathwig left Monday evening
for the twin cities on business bent.
Big Lace Sale, sc to SC laces, Sc:
iOc and t5c I.,ces 6c.--Peoples Trad
ing Co.
NJ. j. Haakanson. one of town of
Alma's hustling farmers, was a War
ren visitor Monday.
Miss Olive Wahlund returned home
Saturday from Odams, N. D., where
she has taught term of school.
Clinton Wittensten went to Mime
apolis Monday to take in the great
Automobile Show held there this
week.
Just arrived fine line of Fancy
Outings.-Peoples Trading Co.
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23

e Seed barley for sale--O. L. Skon-
oyd, Viking, Mimi, r. r. No. 4. 3tpd
Before buying your Spring Suit.
have a look at ours. Peoples Trad
ing Co.
We are buying butter and eggs and
pay highest market prices. Bring it i'll
--Frans Fransson
6 O. L. Skonovd, one of ComstocA's
progressive farmers, is attending to
business in the city today.
The back Of winter has been brok-
en-. Today the sun shines bright
and warm and the snow is thawing
fast.
e. A. IIjertos returned Thursday
from Grand Forks where he took sew
eral treatments for his ailment. He
was feeling considerably improved
Middle River Pioneer.
The Warren. city election will be
held On Tuesday, March 21. Thus
far we have heard of no stir of pro.
spective candidates for Office. At the
coming election the license question
will again be up to the voters for
their decision.
VIM. Barneko and his daughter,
Miss Ella, who have been living at
Spring Valley, Illinois, the past cou-
pie of years, arrived here Tuesday.
sir. Barneko has sold out his property
in Illinois and may settle here again
on some land his daughter owns
south of town. One by one they come
back.-NTiddle River Pioneer.
Died Willie Turn1und, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Turnlund, of Comstock.
died on Thursday, Feb. 16, 1911, of
tuberculosis, from which disease he
has been a sufferer for some tinle.i
Ills death is severe blow to the
aged parents, who have seen one aft
er another of their grown ND children
pass away in recent years, and their
friends in this city and elsewhere ex
tend to them heartfelt sympathy. The
funeral was held on Feb 21st.
The average farmer, with 80 acres
has stimulating dreams of what he
might accomplish. with 16O: and he
who has already 160 acres is sure he
could 'clear" twice as much with 32O
acres But the cold fact probably is
that each of them already has as
much land as he can manage to the
best advantage, quite probably
,nore,-and that in his hands the COW
eted larger area would not yield pro-
portionately rs much as the smaller.
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23
LISTEN!

Do you know that my annual COM
bination sale date is Saturday March
25 at my barn and yards at Warren?
The merchants will join in with me
and make it Market Day and we ex-
pect to have the Biggest and Best Sale
Vet. Begin to get your stock in
shape for this sale, if you have any
thing you wish to sell The people
will be here that want the goods
Look out for my large bills later on
in the meantime come in or write
me and list your property in order
that I can get it in my bills. Don't
delay, do it now w H. Dixon.
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23
STRIP CHURCH NOTES

Services by John C. Palhammar as
follows; Friday, Feb. "a, at John
Blom's at S p. m. Sunday, 26th, at F.
styrlund's at 2:3o p. M; in Nordha-
gems school house at 8. p IN. Monday
in Swens1ie's school house at 1880 p.
N. Tuesday at John Carlsons at
p. m. Come and hear him.--O. A..
Anderson
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23
Today's Market Prices.
News
10 to Dreamland tonight.

Go to Dreamland tonight.
John Lindberg left Monday on
visit to Carver, MINI.
Mr.. 4. p Rickmire, of Waterloo
Iowa, visited with his sister, Mrs R.
c. Mathwig, of this city, last Satur.
day.
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23
The Churches.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A. Meyers, Pastor

n ~ WSyCFS, FdStOF
Attorney Norton of the Anti-Saloon
League will speak next Sunday NOR
ming. In the evening there will be
mass meeting in the New Opera
House at 8 O'Clock. All are invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

Mr. T. y e bremen and son 70.
turned Monday from Oberln. O..
where they wcrc visiting relatives
Miss Ada Davidson and sister. Mrs
William Scott. loff last evening for
Piftsburg for two weeks visit
\ party ~ young people viii leave
hero This evening for a wagon ride 20
NJ Pleasant. o.
Rcv q S Gamble and wife arrived
last evening from Detroit and VIII
spend several DAYS before leaving Tor
New Castle
Fred Faust is expected homo mis-
morning from 1oannetfe. pa. where he
bias been visiting his parents.
4 number uf local attorney attend
- court af 50 CIairfviue ON Monday.
returning on tho late train
Miss Fila Lupton leaves This morn.
Ing ~ attend thc funeral of PROT W
" White az Nt Pleasant
Jacob Faust announced his candf
dacy ior city auditor last evening on
fh" Democratic ticket
Squire " 7 Ors had hfs fret OK.
pcrience ~ marrying couple last
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
MoundsNilIe Briefs


The Misses Ewing had work startad
Yesterday morning on improvements
on their residence on Third street and
Washington avenue
Mrs. William Moorohousc. Of Holton
New York. is spending a few davs in
the city as the guest of friends and
relatives.
Miss Edna Jarrett and Miss Laura
Noltz leave this morning for two
weeks visit with trends and relatives
IN Cleveland and Cedar Point. Ohio.
Miss Margaret Schaefer. OF Fair
mont, is spending a few days in the
city as the guest OF friends and rela.
tivSs.
sherman BLACK has returned 10 this
city TO resume duty at the Fostoria
glass factory after spending a few
weeks as the guest OF his parents nj
New Martinsville.
Thomas Mullen left Yesterday morn.
ing for Muncie. Ind. where he will re-
sumo duty in a glass factory after a
Few days with his parents in the CITY.
Miss Martha Timblin will leave the
middle OF the week for Marietta. Ohio.
where She Will spend two weeks as
the guest OF friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Peters and
children of Topeka. Kansas. are spend.
ing a few days in the city as the
guests OF friends and relatives. They
VIII leave the latter part OF the week
for their home
charles A. Showacre Of this city,
is spending a few days in Kingwood
on professional business.
Mr. and Mrs William Snyder have
returned home from visit 10 Noun
tain Lake park.
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ming from Cleveland. where he has
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Bentley Clark is visiting his
brothers. Messrs. William and J. 4.
Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ii. Barkus left last
evening for Mckeesport, Pa. where
Mr.. Barkus is employed.
Lee Smith was fined $50 and costs
in Justice McConnaughy's court Mon
day night
Carl Wilson has disposed OF his bar.
Der shop TO Harry Patterson. who will
take charge at once.
Mr.. g. w. Brokaw. OF Flushing. was
BUSINESS caller in town Monday.
The Laymens' League OF Trinity
church will bold an important meetine
tonight.
The postal savings bank at the post.
ONCE is meeting with good patronage
The fire department will hold an
important meeting this evening. and
all members are requested to be pres
ent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

Miss Ora Zimmerman returned last
evening from an extended trip TO lake
points.
Mr.. George Belts Is here from New
Martinsville on a short business trip.
Coroner G. p. Messerly was in Bel
laire on Monday investigating a death.
Benjamin Rogers and family. OF Chi
cago. Ill. are moving TO the Ralstou
flats.
Wheeler and Kenneth Ralston lefr
last evening for Mountain Lake Park,
Md. 10 spend several weeks.
Conductor ID. A. Zeh left last eve
ming for Sardis. o.. TO attend the fu.
neral OF his father.
Belmont City Lodge No. 221. l. O. o.
r. met az their rooms Monday even.
ing. and degree work was put through
a j. Kraus arrived in the city from
New kensington. where he has been
employed
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Leavss BUS H.re.

Mrs. VI. =. Leichter. who for two
years has conducted the Mound CITY
hotel on seventh street. opposite tbs
city. has loft the city and disposed
~ tho place 20 y ~ Mcclellan. 81
Parkersburg. Since her departure u
has been found that she left a mum
her NJ bills hohind. W. s. Klrkham.
Jefferson avenue grocer. holds n bill
for $50, Samuel Levy. Seventh street
butcher. -. md Moundsviile Water
Company $40 The employees Of the
hotel were all also left in the lurch
a piano shipped from this place 20
buckeye Lake. Ohio. has been held
o. tho freight Office ~ that place on
an attachment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Bcnwood Briefs

Fred Niebergall will leave for a
short visit 10 Seldom Seen fishing
camp next Sunday.
IA Vance. of PittsburG. formerly
Of this city. is visiting Fred Me
bcrcall.
John Burk has been brought home
from the North Wheeling hospital
after going through a severe opera
ton
Mrs. Bridget O'Brien will leave
Wednesday for Montana, where she
Will join hr son. who is working
there.
Charles Tonner had his hand Sc
Ncrely lacerated on a machine at the
Wheeling Steel and Iron plant.
Louis Socke and James Smith will
depart for Atlantic City this week.
VIII Sicbergall is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Vance. in Pittsburg. for
two weeks.
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Beliaire Briefs

.u.ss Mary EgE.man is visiting
friends al POwhatan this week
Mrs. r. " Gilleland is reported 80
az her home on Gravel I'M
Tho Knights and Ladies Of tho
Round Table will hold an important
meeting this evening iu Turner hall
Prospective candidates for CITY
offices can secure nomination papers
from City Auditor V. T. crow or
George Keller. who have received q,
supply These papers must DO filed
with county election officers by
August b.
SIR and Mrs. j. % O'Toole and
Thomas Carey have returned from "a
"trip To- Ireland
DR. o. - Gruhb has returned from
Chicago. whore he took special
course ln dentistry.
Mrs. T. Vance. OF C'arkshurg. IS.
Va. is WISHING her parents. Thona.
Mahancy and wife on Belmont street
Mr and Mrs. vs.. S. gatterfeld. of
Gravel HII have returned from a
vlsit with friends az Scw Ma'a.
moras.
Mrs. W r. Morgan. Of Gravel Hu.
bel The guest ~ relatives ~ Zanes
Vile
Henry Landkrohn. ~ Jewett. rs
visiting relatives hero and 90 shady.
side
John Crawford. ~ FLINT Mich. ~
visiting relatives in rho city.
Misses Margaret Obarman and
Frances Ault arc spending few
days with Miss LavInn Forster ia
fh' country west ~ BcIiaire
Misses Dora Dura and Jennie
Meyer have returned affcr visit
with friends DO Canton and Fast
Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

the Hope Natural Gas company has
completed test on the w. $ Parish
farm and has a fair gasser in the
Gordon sand.
On Salt Lick run. Warrington dis
trict. the Philadelphia company has
completed its test on the samuel
Belch farm and has gasser in the
NTH sand. On Little Bingamon creek
the same company is rigging up to
drill a test on the Tillie Moore farm
Light Gordon Sand Producer.
On Grass run, Ten Mile district,
Harrison county. Hoefmier x Deegan
have now completed and shot their
test on the Rhoda Lyons farm and
Will not have better than a l5-barreI
pumper from the Gordon sand. On
the same stream Bradley & Allander
are due 10 get the sand this week at
their test on the W. :. James farm.
On Long run. Grant district. Dodd-
ridge county. ID. ID Britt & Co. have
made the location for d test on the
Daniel Conner farm. On Morgan run,
in the same district. the Hope Nat
ural Gas company is starting a test
on the J. l.. Smith farm. On West
Fork river. Eagle district. the Hope
Natural Gas company has completed
its test on the Nancy Griffin farm
and has a gasser in the Big Injun
sand. On Rock Camp run. Sardis
district, the Philadelphia company
has test on the :. l.. Smith farm
and has gasser in the fifty-foot
sand.
On PigEott run. Eagle district. the
Carnegie Natural Gas company has
made the location for a test on the
John Shreve farm. The same com
pany has also made a location on the
r. O. Robinson farm. located on Big
Bingamon creek. on West Fork
river. Clay district. Hutchinson a
Co. have lost the bailer in their
producer on the J. II. Madden farm.
which was drilled in two weeks ago
and showed for a good producer in
the fourth sand
Southeastern Ohio.
On the Ohio side. near Warner
station. Salem township. Washington
county. Martin Davis has completed
No. 3 on the Ellen Channel farm and
has show for a very light pumper
in the Buell. run sand. In the Reas
run district. Grandview township. G.
c. Slower has completed No. II on
the W. l.. Parr farm. and No. on
the Fred Joy farm. and has two pro-
duCers good for 10 and - barrels.
respectively. In the same district
White q Co. have completed a test
on the J. Barnett farm and have a
buster In the Cow run sand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
BENWOOD
X OF p. Planning TO Build Large
Float for Eneampment In August
wedding Announced.

The heads of the local order of the
~ OF + have been looking over sew
eral designs for a wagon float to be
USED In the parade at the X. of =.
encampment. and hopes to take some
OF the prize money in the various
contests. II is also understood that
UNIFORM will be ordered by the
subordinate lodge. The one that is
now being talked OF ia a fatigue
uniform OF khaki. which will show
up well on parade. Many plans arc
being considered for the float. and il
is likely that design will be decided
upon before long and work will be
started on its construction as soon
as possible.
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Charles Nfrrru. of Ca,,br,dr, -,
former t g. % telegraph operator or
No tirFnood yards. is calling on
friends Dor.
Irving E Lonf1. NJ Columbus. was
in l'Nn. rH.iT- ou friends. MONDAY
WIS lr'I COOK ard daughter. Miss
f'In. "iI leave d1v for Cincinua,'
Springfield and Youngstown. to ytsf,
friends
Paul Carpenter. or Martins Ferry
D. 300 lh' i1uk q TRUST COMPANY dur
ing fn" absence of Teller Edwin
Johns
S"cr"'r'v William Anproaartb and
y u Watkins. of fho National Excru
.,'' Board ~ flc Miners. were AZ
MHfnard Monday. nm business
'rif'h Johns. Of fhc rosiofco is
nom" from Dos vacation ana H. bach
ON duty in no noeforco
Ni1'' Woo Pro-. don't rohn zofcrra
of fhn miners. VU1 Isavo 20 fav for
/nnosr.I'' ~ yi.If fhe Crooksrric dIs
tricf
John Moore fg homo from trim NJ
several Woke ou fro road. and vm
'ako totrrai dave rect
Niea Helen Pool az ritfehurr fe
visiting no Tho home ~ Miss Lona Fos
in k'rkpood
'har''s McCourr returned iasf cvc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
MUUNDSVILLE
COUNTY COURT WILL CONVENE
THIS MORNING m REGULAR
TERM-NEWS NOTES

County court will convene this
morning IN regular term. and q mum.
Der OF matters OF interest are 20 be
taken up. Application 81 the Wheel
ing Traction Company for permission
10 double track Glendale along the
new paving 20 be laid in the near IN.
turc viii be- considered. This is tho
levy term ~ court
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funeral services over the remains
OF tho late John Stratfon. who died
sunday morning NJ the North Wheel.
ing hospital VIII be conducted ms
morning from the residence AZ Ston
90. near Lansing Deceased was -
Years of nge. and is survived bv three
Sous and two daughters Rcv. Joscph
Whitman viii 0fnciato and in'crmerf
VIII %" made a. NJ Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Adjusted Two Strike.

District President Charles Albasin.
O. me miners. adjusted two strikes
MohdaN. one at the jug Run mine or
, ne Glenn Run Coal Company. near
biil"hNale. and the other AT the In
stl" mine or the Morris Poston Coal
company At both mines the men
agreed TO return to work this morn
lhs. ana The matter OF a final settle
ment OF the grievances will be taken
up later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
MARTINS FERRY
Old Offender Is Bound Over to the
Grand Jury-Goes to st. Glars
Vile This Morninq.

In police court Monday evening
Jack Darrah was found guilty on a
charge of stealing wire from the
Laughlin tin plant and was bound
over in the sum OF $500. which being
unable 10 furnish. he will be taken 20
st. Clairsviile this morning TO await
the action of the grand jury.
Jim O'Day. charged with stealing
clothes in the North End. was also
found guilty. and he will also be taken
10 the county seat this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Council.

special meeting OF the council was
called last evening to arrange mat
ters between the Wheeling Traction
company and this city. Difficulty has
arisen over the bridge over the run
between McMechen and this city. At
he last meeting the matter could not
be settled and was referred to COM
mittee. who will make a report in a
short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Loss hX EIre

sylvester Price. residing N Ian
sing. lost almost "a hundred chickens
number Of rabbits and a yaIi,bIo
DOG early Monday morning i'm a fire
mat entirely destroyed a nne chicken
mouse and other outbuildincs II &c
thought that the fire was OF incendl.
AIRY origin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
To Attend Funeral

Attorney George Cooke left last eve
ming for Cleveland TO attend the fu-
neral OF the late Frank NJ Osborne.
who was president OF the Youghioghe-
ny & Ohio Coal Company. of which
Mr.. Cooke is the attorney in this coun-
~ and Pennsylvania. Funeral services
will be held this afternoon Mr.. Os-
borne was well known in this county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Decision Friday.

In the case Of John Scheu vs.. Tho
Whitaker-Glessner Company. 10 So
cure an injunction 10 prevent the do
PENDANTS from operating a pump 20 ok
tract gas from their wells, Judge
Lynch stated that he would render a
decision next Friday The case has
the distinction Of being the first OF
the kind ever TO be tried In this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Prominent Man Dies.

Funeral services Will Dec hold this
afternoon AZ . o'clock over the re-
mains Of Prof W NJ White. AT NJ
Pleasant. Deceased was former
superintendent Of the schools AZ that
place and was we'll and favorably
known here. &. ". Tpdegran. cashier
Of the Peoples Bank. was a nephew
.of tho deceased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Wedding Announced

IL was announced today that the
marriage of foreign couple would
take place /. st. Johns church on
August Z. The names OF the couple
are Martin Keligo and Maria Kopos,
and the ceremony will be perforI>Sd
by Father Hall. OF the church. The
names of the two will be called out
in church on three successive Sun
days before the marriage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
IN THE OIL FIELDS

on Indian creek Murphy district.
Richie county. ". Va. the County
OIL company tSmith. Whan a. Coz.
have completed and shot their sec
oud test on the VI. " Snyder farm.
aud have "a 20-barrel producer IN the
salt sand On he south fork OF
Hughes river the Burke OH company
has drilled us test on the !. T.. Ken
uc'y farm and has dustcr In the
salt sand
ON Addison run. Grant district. the
Hope Natural Gas company has
drilled test on the Henry Meats
farm 90 depth Of 3.035 feet, and
found nothing but little gas ln
The IIg Inlun sand Tho same com
pauy has drilled It's test on the
Matthias Schupp farm 10 a depth 81
".D'" feet and found nothing but a
light gas pressure in the same for
nation.
ON Bonds creek. Grant district. VI
Naughfon q Go. have drilled their
f"sf on rho n. G. Delaney farm
Through The Squaw sand and have n
du f'f. on liuHhcrs run. fuc Jersey
oI 'owunrye second test on the
o. kinhce farm Is n light gasser In
thr MnVon sand.
ON straight creek. Turning
district. Writ county. the Hone Sat.
Iral Gas company has drilled test
uu fhc = VI wilson farm through
tno saf sn1d. and developed n light
sas pressure 70 is nov drilling TO
inc lower sand. on the river front.
In Williams district. Wood county.
k0cthe a Co have completed n test
ON The James VI. Push farm and have
a g1ascr in the MaNon sand. Noth-
inr w's found Boz the Keencr forma-
tiou
Rosne County Conpletions
ON Loft Hand creek. n branch 81
Elk river, Boz Walton district. Roans
county. The United Fuel Gas company
nas completed test on the y X.
walker farm and has Fasser IN the
Ng lulun that shows capacity 81
100000. cubic feet a day. on Rush
Ian. Smithneld district. the South
Penn OIL company hss completed Sc
Eo 3 on fhe G. w. NcGraw farm ana
Ios 30 barrel producer Coz the Big
.r'uu sand.
ON Road Fork of pircnmon creek.
Nann.rrton district. Marion county.
T. n Macon a. co have now drilled
'oIr frft Ou the q 81 Kocu farm
Hrouch 400 sands and have @ duster
On Parish run. in tho same district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
To Entertain conqressmen.

A special meeting mas been called
by the Commercial Association 10
meet az their rooms az O'Clock this
evening 10 appoint committees and de.
wise ways and means for entertaining
the Rivers and Harbors Committee.
which will pass through this place en-
route 10 Cairo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Hipperman Funeral

Fnnera! services over the remains
OF the late John Hipperman were con
Quoted Monday afternoon from bts
iate residence on the Cadiz pike. Roy
> \. Donahoy. D. u. pastor o, rho
Nirkwood Presbyterian church. or,ci-
ai"d. and the intermcnt was made IN
Linwood cemetery
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Largely Attended

nc funeral services over the 70
mains ~ the late ORE Duncan were
largely attended Monday afternoon.
h"inE conducted from the family hornn
III Nirk.ood. Bcv ] II. Hoffman
pastor OF The First VI. r. church. and
kev- ID. T. Crickenberger. pastor or
trinity Lutheran church. oficiated
and the interment was made in Lin,
wood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Home Erom California.

w G. Bloyd. the popular young
salesman Of the West Virginia Cloth.
ing company. arrived AZ his home here
sunday evening from California
where he spent few wceks for b.e
summer vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Must Be Cleared.

Notices have been prepared by the
Director OF Safety. and will be sent
TO property owners In few days 20
the effect that all surface sewers and
bitches must be cleared OF all debris
and kept open to avoid as much IA
possible the repetition OF the cloEginS
OF the sewers after a hard rain, such
as was had recently
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
BRIDGEPORT
Traffic Was Resumed Monday AZ Noon
on the Martins Ferry Trae-
ton Line.

By noon Monday the Wheeling
Traction Company had made sufficient
repairs to its tracks just south or
me Aetnaville bridge that traffic on
me lire was resumed. The company
mas force or men at work and viii
ny TO make the track safe. but IL
VIII take considerable work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Badly Burned.

Sherman Martin. a catcher AZ the
Laughlin plant Of the American Sheet
n Tin Plate Company. was badly
burned with hot grease Tuesday morn
ing. the grease striking him on the
back Of the head and neck. lie was
taken 10 the Office Of Or G. -. Messer.
~. and the burns dressed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Picnic at PARK

The Presbyterian sunday schoo,
will hold Us annual picnic tomorrow
az Wheeling Park. and those intend.
Ing ~ attend will meet M the church
at 10 O'Clock, so az 10 go In body
Many of the congregation and their
friends viii accompany INC school