The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-06
WORLD FAMED DETECTIVES HERE
DURING SEMI CENTENNIAL WEEK
WELLSBURG

prtikf .NiCnoidS expects 10 ledNN
for Oklahoma this week to take up
he work OF running an engine until
fall and will then enter Coulver Mill
tary Academy.
Carl Shalvey will leave this week
TO take up the work OF machinist with
the Ben~ood Steel and Iron company.
Horace Mcclure. OF Providence.
r. l.. has arrived AT the home of Prof.
and Mrs. &. W. Russell In response
TO a telegram announcing the serious
illness OF Mrs. Russell.
Rev. r. J. Pack. OF the Southern
portion OF the state. has arrived and
begun his work as pastor of the Peo-
pies Baptist church. Fourth ward.
Miss celia Smith. OF Wellsburg.
spent Sunday at the home of her I'M
Gle. William Smith. OF Beech Bottom.
V. 5 Blair. OF Glendale. spent Sun
day with friends AT Beech Bottom.
Mrs. r. \. Jacob and little son. Lou
is Dale. spent Sunday with Mrs. JAG
obs parents. DIR. and Mrs. VI. W. Glass
of Beech Bottom.
The rig on the Esbia Wells farm has
been completed and the drilling vas
started on Saturday.
Many visitors spent a portion OF
Saturday looking over the oil and
a field at Beech bottom. Within
the past few days. two more large oil
tanks have been placed in the field.
Marriage Licenses.
William Black. of Follansbee. and
Eruestine Fairbanks. OF Follansbee.
On Thursday and Friday The Mer-
~ Milkmaids.' will be given in Barths
opera house. by the pupils OF the High
school.
On Saturday evening next. Mrs W.
Hill. OF bethany. will give an interes-
ting address on 'Glimpses OF England.
France and Holland" with lantern
slide views. Miss JessiCa Nave will
sing. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of the new memorial church.
Election Of Officers.
On last Thursday evening the Shake
speare Club held a business meeting
at the home Of Mrs. T. II. Werlich;
the annual election OF officers took
place and the following named persons
were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. Lucy Mendel
George; First Vice-President, Mrs.
Willard T. Boyd. Second Vice-Presi-
dent. Mrs. T. II. Werlich: Secretary
and Treasurer. Mrs. Estella &. Kirker.
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer:
Miss I've Bashear; Critics. Mrs. W. VI
simpson: Mrs. II. l. Judge. Histori-
can. Miss Rose Wheeler.
To Speak al Bethany.
Mrs. II. &. Campbell. OF Denver.
Colorado. who has had twenty years
experience in the Peoples Suffrage in
IFnfaruI. uagHt ...ur lF-- -
bers OF the ". &. r. L. at Bethany.
on Wednesday afternoon at $50.
Those from this city wishing 10 at
tend had best take the ELS car
Lawrence Maiden. shoe repairer.
who was struck by "A car on the Pan
Handle Traction line below the city
on Sunday was not dangerously inIur-
cd. but has been taken 10 the Steuben-
Vile hospital. where he may be- bet
ter cared for in the way of quarters.
The motorman's prompt action in stop
ping the car. probably saved the
mans life. who. was sleeping on the
end % tho ties
Joe Rizzili. Of Virginia Station. had
, both the bones Of his left forearm
broken on SUNDAY by the kick 81 a
mule Or. Theodore Dare. a. his Of
ice IN this city reduced the frac.
lures
Fourteen persons from CarmichaeIs.
". Va. rave been bitten hy q dog
and have gone 20 Pittsburgh. for
treatment.
Mrs. barbara Hcryey and sister
Mrs Emma Fisher. Of Folansbee. were
CITY visitors yesterday
Hon Marshall Duyal. Of Steuben-
Vile. was q los yesterday a. the
home Of his cousin. Mrs Thomas
Amics
Mrs. Kittie Gilchris' % North Wells
burg. was a visitor in Steuhenville.
on Saturday evening
Mrs John Palmer. was y Wheeling
} shopper. SATURDAY
Miss Ami" Robinson returned home
: recent, from q VISIT Vifh Mrs Mar
garef Richer. o' G|rerusburg. Pa
Miss Eleanor Davies visited friends
IN ~SfeIhentille on SUNDAY
Mr and Mr. 10 = Sinciair. % Stru
h"nvilla passed through iho civ yes.
ferdav. via automobile
Grant SoIfhnprth. Vas among the
Wheeling visitors SUNDAY evening
VI and Mrs 70 % Mahau and sons
~ Fo'anstee. acre In tho city yr-ter
dav
IS T Schnauror ~ Marietta Ohio.
egnu' SUNDAY Iu tho city.
Miss E-fhs~ He-h0ro. ~ Nuro
Junction. visited sunday with Miss
Frances Adams