The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-29
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=, nuaFieriF CunfersnCs % the
llt.-Ant Naileg chsr<c was heid sat
T. 80 utcrrfrs a. Mf Hoo - n
- a. H. tonss 49, elected frcord-
~ secretary nj Hors charge uas
o. pffsHnted b. Msssfs Cole Thornu
.Qn and kariyvane salem bv Mr.
tarsh hfs. Irene Richsy snc Gittinrs
20 fieasant valley Naymen's a
-. Ne.-Is lonss, Kane. living
-'on and a couple Of other Eentlsfnsn
i hose names the writer failed 10
ltirn. Ihe reports uers All favorable
20 hnanCe goOd- and Rev Bennett %
.tnlndstilie. VINO came 10 this work
TT the last half % the year. has Ger
,-lnly succeeded admirably In reduc-
inE chaos 20 order
Rev Compton delivered a splendid
s,rmon 20 iarge audience al NI
hope sunday afternoon
Rev. Bennett gave a very ipter.st.
~ ,sik on Missions 20 fairly well
Hi,sd house az salem ~ 10 X NJ
EpNorth League Was held AZ salem
ana MI Hope SUNDAY evening
Picnic Postponed.
Owing 20 the rush of ~rm work
$ ich prevented the rlemyers from
ANS the necessary preparations
TO- the entertainment OF the Visitors
me committee decided 20 change the
gate OF the Salem NJ. =. picnic from
august 10 August Is at that time
Rev. Bennett and other speakers viii
~ present also the musical attrartion
paper.
Don't forget the date. August IS.
Baseball News.
Well our Majorsville bows certain.
i did meet their waterloo SATURDAY
~ the form Of the Viola base bah
team Although the ladys PLAYED good
tsll ana had plenty OF the fair lassies
81 the village with them as "rooters"
Ihey came out only second best The
teams viii cross bats again in the
near future and here's 10 the success
OF our Majorsville friends.
Briefs
Misses. Hazel Alley. Nellie Harsh.
Eliza Alley. Alta Archer. Messrs. 10.
ian Majors. Willie Alley. Grover
archer. Lloyd knan. Grant Hillberry.
Tom Ewing. Harry Gorby. Mr.. and
Mrs John Millikin and others attend
ed the Viola picnic Saturday
The members of the MaiorsVllle
Home Telephone Co. held a business
Meeting Saturday evening.
Mrs Adaline Thomas returned TO
her home at Weirton Saturday after
Pleasant visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chichester and chill
dren spent Sunday with their friends,
Vt. Stuckey and family OF Crows
Mn Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Majors and VIC
let visited Moundsville friends sun
day.
Mrs. Eta Alley. who has been un.
der the care OF DIR. Laycock of Burns
vile. Is convalescing nicely for a few
days
Mrs. Nora Harsh who has been i'll
4. - Ha eli a
Df. Sammons of Calls Is the attending
Physician.
Miss Mary Harsh and master Willie
Atkinson are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeXie McVinch and
family spent part of Sunday with
Mrs. McNinch's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Archer Of
Washington. Pa. motered from that
place TO Bloomfield. TO spend Sunday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
cher and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Vanat
Ia.
Mrs. Pearl Lyle and little children
OF Elm Grove Ia spending a few days
with her mother. Mrs. Emma Wallace
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway who
have been spending the summer at
tuberculosis Sanatorium near Pitts
turgh. Pa. returned to their home at
Wharton's. run the past week: Mrs.
Galloway Is much improved, Mr.. Gal
loway is not so well.
Mr.. Eli Harris. who has been quite
sick is getting better.
Will KahlbauCh returned 10 his
home at Wheeling after spending a
week with Bloomfield friends
Newt. Jones of Calls had the mis-
fortune to have finger severed from
OF his hand. while working with the
rope on the hay-fOrk at the Elder
farm last week.
Mr. and Mrs Mack Cron and son
Jesse returned Monday from a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Crows mother Mrs.
Harris Of Roney's Point.