The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
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Referee In bankruptcy J. w. Cum
minis has received the final report of
Il. b. Carskadon, trustee OF James A.
Justice. a bankrupt grocer OF Fair.
mont. A meeting OF the creditors
will be held in this city April s, at 2
o'clock for the purpose of closing UP
the case.
The annual meeting OF the Wheel.
ing council No. 81, u. c. T. will be
held this evening at the A. o. u. w.
hall and officers for the next con-
vention will be elected.
Secondary class No. a.. was given
a charter yesterday by the State Sun
day School Association. The class is
from the Berean chape' )f Fairmont.
and is composed OF Is girls.
The annual school enumeration is
under way, and the enumerators are
having troubles OF their own. The
enumerators are: Andrew Long.
Washington district: Miss Lizzie
Swift. Clay district: Jack Wilson.
Union district: Miss Theresa Phillips,
Centre and Webster districts; Louis
Armbrecht. Richie district; Miss
Grace Mckee. Madison district.
u. S. Surveyor of Customs Chas
7. Reed yesterday mailed to w. H.
Keyser. OF Parkersburg. license per-
hitting him to operate the new gaso-
line tug. the Lucille. IL will operate
the Little Kanawha trade, principally.
A. T. Arnold. general secretary
or the State Sunday School Associa-
ton. who was recently indicated
from larceny charge. has received
since that time numerous letters from
friends all over the country express
ing their congratulations.
Two playful kittens that were
placed in the window OF the Travis
cigar store yesterday, furnished
amusement for a large crowd during
the entire evening.
An important meeting OF the
Woman's club OF this city, will be
held Wednesday afternoon in the
board OF trade rooms. and all mem
bers are urged TO attend An inter
esting program is under course OF
preparation. and several matters of
momentous importance TO the mem
bers will be considered in addition 20
regular business.
The many friends OF James r.
Travis. the we'll known resident who
was seriously injured while at work
In the LaBelle iron works. nearly five
weeks ago will be sorry TO learn that
he is in a critical condition and his
recovery is a matter OF doubt. For
some time Mr.. Travis improved rapid
ly. but within the last few days
severe attack OF rheumatism has de-
veloped.
For the second time in two days.
John A. Higgins was fined s. and
costs or 30 days for being drunk by
Judge Robinson in police court yes.
terday. Thursdays fine had no erect
on Higgins. and Thursday night Of
ficer Leyland found him in an intoxi-
Gated condition on Water street. so
the sentence was repeated.
This morning. in the high school.
the executive committee OF the Ohio
Valley Athletic Association will hold
their annual meeting for the purpose
OF arranging the schedule for the
coming baseball season. All arrange
ments will also be made for the an.
nual interscholastic field meet which
will be held on the state fair grounds
Yesterday In the office Of the prin-
cipal OF the local high school. "A com.
mittee composed OF the following stu.
dents. held a meeting for the purpose
OF making primary arrangements for
the class day exercises. which will
probably be held in the Court theatre:
Irwin Baer Nettle Gutman. Sara Metz
ner and Miss Elizabeth Eskey.
The reports for the mid semester
will be sent out Monday morning from
the local high school
About o'clock Thursday even
Ing. Mrs. Frank Snodgrass. OF the
South Side. appeared at the office OF
Squire Engel. and swOre out a war.
rant for her husband. charging him
with assault and battery. Constable
RAIDER served the warrant and the
case was tried Immediately. Evidence
was offered. snodgrass admitted the
charge and was fined $50 and costs
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