The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24


occupy the shop at an earlier date.
Miss Mary wayman. OF Bethlehem.
was at woodsdsIe Thursday attending a
meeting OF the Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary society. which was held in con-
nectiOn with the synod at the Vance
Memorial church.
Mrs. ". =. wayman accompanied By
Miss Mary Kyle. OF Wheeling, visited
Mrs. George Theaker. near Barton
on Wednesday William Briemson. OF
wheeling. visited Henry Stamm, who
is III a. the home Of his sister. Mrs. c.
c " Giles. general agent for the
Equitable Insurance Co. with head
quarters IN Wheeling. was again work
ing about Sherrard this week Mr..
Giles has written about $4,000 OF in
euranCe here.
The II. Il. Jackson family are moving
10 south wheeling the last OF this week.
Prof. and Mrs. Rudolph Wertifnc have
of Mrs. Nertimes father. NJ. T. Mont
gomery, where they will spent the whit
,r. Prof. WCrtime was formerly an in
structur IN the department OF music IN
the West Virginia University.
Misses Jean White. Irene MARBLE and
Stcubvuville today TO attend the Eilly
Sunday meeting until It's close. While
the.e they will be guests OF Miss Lucy
The local dalrymen. who retail milk
expect 70 advance their price nex-
Mrs. Henry Rcmke has returned from
"a visit in St,ubens lie
1E-i-. tious have been received by Of
fc-I---it the local sunday schools To
attend "A die " sunday school meeting
az the Christian church. McAlecheu next
sunday al $40 D. IA. To complete plans
for q repre- entation At tho Cameron
county convention oct. p and -
This week Charles McCombs. hauler
Tor the consolidated school. H. convey
ing 30 pupils Ia his wagon from sunny
ide 10 SherIard. This Will probably &c
the highest record. FOR several are mo'-
Ing away from Suunyside this fall
John a. Dean has returned from
Icnusy lvauil, whore he was attending
morse racing. ia which his horse. Low
ing joe was entered
Arthur 81 I,ley o. planning to move
his family intu the house owned by Dan
Morgan near the old Snerrtrd school
While working at the oil we'll the
other day. William Foster got his night
hand fastened IN u pulley and II was
badly injured.
Miss Cauie Gieseler. who became III I
where here at the home OF her sister. I
Mrs. Clarence RcmAe. has been Very
low with typhoid fever since she return #
ed 10 her home al Elm Grove. At this /
writing she Is reported Co be no better. j
Mrs Elizabeth Stciuman's residence Z
was undo going some repairs TINS week Z
Nfr and Mrs a. ~ White and daught- ,
or. TfcIma. OF Patterson. were visiting
DO ~ UP MheIeins creek the FIRST OF
-. 800 Mrs william Murphy % East
NH'"4.uE, VINO were visiting az the
home ui Mrs. Murpuys sister, Mrs. Min /
Ifr Green for several days.
Joseph Boyce. pf East wheeling. Il
visiting az the home OF John A Dean. .
Miss Elsie McCtu~laud. Miss Mary /
Bowers and Harry McCSusiaUd. OF Elm /
Grove. visited Mr. and Mrs. IA. \. F.
Davis one day this week.
Miss Katherine West who was the I
guest OF hcr sister Mrs Green. return 4
81 10 Wheeling on Tuesday.
Rev. e. j. GarNiu. VINO was visiting
here. returned yesterday 20 East Crafts
bury. Vt.
Mrs Mehl. or ClRrinFton. was the
guest - -. Ernest Book for several
days.
Reuben Mobley has resigned his posi-
tion as Oversecr OF the poor OF Union
district.
AZ - ured BONN public sale Wednes-
day all the farm personal property was
sold. and Fred Bonn and Joseph Dudley
left FOR Wheeling the same day
The next public sale Will D., held by
Tom Foster farmer. OF Pleasant valley,
ON October 20.
Mr.. Joseph Drum has returned from
Akron. where she was visiting her
da1,-ssts
C-,t- Riggs g. giving q I1allowe en-
party tomorrow night.