The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
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dress on The Otner America al TINS
monthly meeting OF the mems guild
of ST Matthews p. r church. 20 b.
held Wednesday evening.
The equity case OF ]. J Walsh vs.
Grafton Hotel company will come az
before Judge A. g Dayton in federal
court az Phillip to-day.
An order was entered in the fed
cral court Saturday In the casc OF
the Commonwealth Trust company vs.,
the National Telephone corporation.
discharging the surcues on the bond
OF James ". Ewing. T. 5 Riley and
Arnold &. Scherr. and requiring them
10 execute a new bono OF $4,000 "a
y the funds still in their hands
Sentence viii probably be pro.
nounced within the text day or two
by Judge Dayton in the federal court.
on the persons held In contempt OF
court for violation OF his injunction
regarding the Golfers strike. Those
charged with contempt left yesterday
for Philippi TO appear in court.
William Woodcock. OF wetzel
Logging at the term OF federal court
in Martinsburg last week. was
brought to the Ohio county Jail by
L. ;. Deputy Marshal &. r. Williams
Saturday. TO serve a sentence OF 30
days.
l. G. Hallock and Sons. local
contractors. have been awarded the
contract for the construction OF a
large mausoleum TO be built at Par
kersburg by the West Virginia-Amer.
lean M~ausoleum company.
Huge pennants TO be awarded the
children of the East End Fairgrounds
for leading all grounds in the city in
general excellence last year, have
been ordered by the Fairgrounds as
~sociation. and are expected to arrive
in a few days.
The local plant OF the Kearns
Goruseh Bottle company has resumed
operations after being idle a few
weeks while extensive repairs were
made.
Deputy L. s. Marshal Ellie VIII
Jams was sent 20 Sistersville Saturday
to stop a sherin's sale of the property
OF j. l. McSweeney. a wagon maker
OF that city, an Involuntary petition
in bankruptcy having been filed in
the federal our here against Nc.
Sweeney, which prevented the sheriff 4
sale being held.
All OF the arrangements for the
Elks' minstrel show. to be presented
at the Court Theater. April 20, 81 and
p. have been completed. The sale OF
reserved seats viii begin next Thurs.
day. and the tickets may be found on
eaAt IN VI Alt ANuk anu tAkdI
stores.
The members of Wheeling Coun.
Gil No. 81. United Commercial Travel.
ers. have. completed arrangements for
the Grand Council convention 10 be
held in this city June 10, IL and II.
a splendid program will be carried
out during the convention. Delegates
are expected TO be in attendance from
Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky and
West Virginia"
The patients at the View Point
Sanatorium received very many flow.
ers, Saturday, from the members of
the Ohio County Anti-Tuberculosis
League. and everything was done to
make their Easter n long TO be re
membered.
The delegates from Ohio county
and the officials OF the West Virginia
Sunday School Association who at
tended the Sunday school convention
at Huntington last week. returned
home Saturday and Sunday. Accord
Ing 10 the reports OF the delegates.
the convention was a very successful
n
The Wheeling Aerie OF Eagles
viii hold It's annual memorial exer-
cises at the Virginia Theater on MAY
J. John a. Cline, prominent Cleve-
land attorney. will deliver the memo
ria address. A choir of 16 voices
"AAA mon az AAA1A1 AOI NutZO GGd
sion.
The members OF the Associated
Charities delivered many flowers
about the city last SATURDAY. TO those
who were on the sick list. which was
in keeping with the annual custom of
the organization on the day before
Easter.
Several new members were taken
into the Second Presbyterian church
at the services held on Sunday morn
ing. Special music was rendered in
connection with the services. The ad-
dress was delivered by DIT. Koontz,
pastor OF the church. before a large
audience that packed the church to
its full capacity.
The commencement exercises OF
the East Twenty-ninth street school
will be held Friday evening in the
1 Hope NJ. r. church.
"A meeting OF Wheeling Hive No.
10. !. o. I. NJ, will be held in the Odd
Fellows hall on Friday evening. Sew
eral business matters will come up
for discussion at the meeting.
There will be a meeting OF the
members OF st. Matthew'S parish this
evening at s o'clock in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. This Is
an important meeting and all are
urged to attend.
The regular shop meetings OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. will be held the hrst -four
days OF this week.
The Mems Personal Work league
will meet in regular weekly session
tomorrow at noon.
The Blues" were ahead in the
contest for membership at the Third
Presbyterian church yesterday.
An excellent recital was held al
the Union school for the play. The
Drum Major" to be given by the
High School Alumni association last
Thursday.
Many building permits were is
sued by the building inspector during
the past week. the largest being for
the erection OF a new addition to the
Iiu store on Chapline street The
others were principally for repairs.
Peter Mathinson and William
Hall 81 the board Of charities Of Bos-
Ton. Mass. were visitors IN the city
saturday and inspected tho local Jail
in company with sheriff Sweeney.
The expressed themselves as being
ven pleased with local conditions
The object Of the visitors was 10 get
data i"- she lettering Of conditions I'm
the Boston city prison
AcCct psrE % trr report J1st Nied by
4 fnief ~ b we Department there were
50 Slams during the quarter
.1rf vsF fre UiEh Hruoof witch proved
fa al tu three PEI sons. The majority 81
Go ofhrr7 ~sre sither small or false
alarm.