The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-13
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Dahna temple No. 1874.
Dokies. will leave this evening for
Wellsburg. where they will attend
the PythLan visitation meeting.
The "Wednesday siusical club
held their FIRST meeting OF the year
at the First Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon.
William +. krupp, OF this CITY
has been elected grand marshal OF
the West Virginia Royal Arch Ma
sons.
The railroads have all recovered
from the ecent snowstorms and all
trains are now running on schudle
time.
The visiting committee OF the
Golden Eagles will visit the Garfield
castle Saturday evening on the South
Side.
The City Hospital Nurses Alum
nae association will give a bazaar al
the Bertschy store on Main street
Saturday morning and afternoon. The
proceeds win go 70 the nurses en-
dowment fund.
The police Of Wheeling are now
wearing their overcoats on account
OF the cold winter weather. The
coats are very attractive.
The Warwood high school foot
ball team cancelled the game which
was 20 have been played with Linsly
institute yesterday. The game will be
played some time next week on the
Warwood grounds.
The new ~pennants. cushions and
arm bands which have been ordered
for Linsly institute arrived esterday.
Inc cushions. pennants and arm
bands are very beautiful in color. a.
we'll as attractive In every respect.
-Linsly institute was the only
school IN the city which held school
all day last Monday. In spite OF
the bad weather. every student OF
the school was at the building ready
for work when the roll was called.
MIR. Edward Elig. OF the class OF
1915. has been elected manager OF
the Linsly institute basketball team
for the ear \ good schedule is be
ing arranged 10 be played this win
ter.
The Y. NJ. C. A. shop meeting
will be held at the Wheeling Mold
n Foundry company plant today
"a noon Rev. Potter will deliver
the principal address.
The Strollers quartette stopped
on I'm the city for a few hours yes
terday while en- route 20 Mlngo
Junction. Ohio. where they delivered
before a large audience. The quar-
tette will eturn TO this city to-day
I'm order 10 be here for their enter
tainment this evening which they
will give ut the Y. VI. c. A. build
Ing.
&C. F Amos will be the leader to-
day at the Y. VI. G.. \. prayer sery-
ices which are being observed each
day at noon by the local o%rganiza
ton. No doubt a large crowd Will
be- present at the meeting.
-Beal & Sondermsn. who are con
sidered very prominent grocerymen
OF the South side. are having some
extensive Improvements made in their
store his week Al the corner OF Thtr-
ty-eiChth and Jacob streets. II Is the
desire OF the gentlemen 20 handle all
kinds OF groceries. As well as a large
assortment OF meats In the near f-
ture for the benefit Of their customers.
The conditions are again normal
on all railroads. and all trains which
are running on the roads are nov en-
tering and leaving the city on sched-
ule time. The Pennsylvania trains.
the Baltimore * Ohio trains and the
Wheeling & Lake Erie trains were
an on time yesterday. All OF the rail
road tracks are now in good condi-
tion.
-Nuts. cranberrtes and other per
ishable fruits viii cost more this year
thru last. according TO all reports
which have been sent out by dealers.
Ar ChO Of the city have been
asked 10 help break mp the cigarette
smoking nuisance among the boys OF
the city. by tho police department.
-Early shopping and buying Of
Christmas presents Will be advocated
by all 81 the merchants OF the city
I'm order 10 avoid the great holiday
rush.
Prom all reports which have been
received from the rural districts. the
heavy snow caused considerable dam
< 20 the fruit trees The loss 20
fruit trees throughout the Wheeling
district will no doubr amount To- sew
eral hundred dollars
Many water pipes were frozen
during the recent cold spell through.
u tho Wheeling district. as many
~ the families had not made any
preparations for the sudden drop In
temperature
Tho rccent cold wave has
stopped the work on all OF the large
buildings in the city which are I'm the