The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
NEW MARTINSVIlLE

The death IF Miss Rachel BAL oc- !
CURED NJ the rnctnry Of tho Catholic
church, She had been III for several
munths and tn, end was not un"A-
p.r,rd. SiIn WAS born in belgium. AMI ;
L particularly sud feature is IN" bitter |
hcartirh" caused by tn" separation
from mother and brothers whose prop
,"rty was devastated by tn" German
army and no word coming from them /
for several years. Sh" is survived by
her uncle. Roy. Father NandrnhuSrh"'
and Mrs H;lll'RuX Of Mapi" avenue.
Funeral services wcr" held hero Salur-
day morning and. were in rhhrS" 81
RcvS. Fathers EEnd"nhusrhr. R"SsmAn
ri Wheeling, Galway ri McMcCh"n. and
Hcrmans nf W"llShurE. lntcrmcn, waS
made NJ Mt Calvary. Wheeling.
Intense interest is hrnG lakcn III
Wctzrl county in the campaign for war
savings stamps. F'v" hundred thousand
dollars is the rnunty's quota. and 1t is
fully expected 10 go over III" top. On
Friday Tho Hon. T.. S"h0n. rH-mayor hf
the city Of Huntington. Will be- present
To give the principal address. and II
large gathering ri tho taNpayrrS Will
n assemble FOR this meeting. which is t"
hr hold in tho auditorium Of tho county
court house. Brooklyn. Court H"uS"
and Hos" House precincts joining for n
! great rally.
III" nGly-two drnftres who left
Wednesday, morning for Camp Leo were
the guests az n banquet and reception
given in tho social rooms nf IhH Masonic
temple by tho Members nf Wctz"l lodge.
A. f. & \. NJ. TIL" Masonic bodies 'S-
| cnrtcd Ia" m"n {" tn" court houS".
/ Tuesday evening. whore they WIRE adj
| dressed at a public meeting by E"r. v.
! T. Mrk"" Of Sist"rsvill".
Tho farewell services of !hn Rrv. John
; C0nnrll nj the First Presbyterian church
! last Sunday evening were most impress
! Sivr. It was a union service Of all ia"
! churches If tho city and tn" church
| WIS crowded 10 it's greatest capacity.
| Each If the ministers took part in the
, s"rvir" md the scrmon4wa$ delivered
| hr III" retiring pastor. ls'N. '0nncil.
! who mas been held IN such high "st""m
! by all tn" pcorl" Of 'his section. Rev.
I rmnn"ll left Monday for Mountain Lake
! Park Cor stay Of SOW, raj weeks l'-
! fnrc taking MP his work in Minneapolis
There seems IN hr quite demand fnr
! houses in this city just now. With tic
| exception nf some empty houses in IT,"
| extreme lower water district every do
| sirehlr on. in IN" city ~ now occupied
! with tho opening up al III" coal under
! 'h> Anthony hill anil other oon:cnr-
, :,latcd Developments. New Martlr$vili"
! bids fair to become important MS IL bus
moss crnt"r. TIL" addition Of several
! boats 1" n" river traffic also is result
ing in cr"ni good for tn" city.
, Tho marriage nr Mr.. uk"y Umphr"y
Of Huntington and Miss Opal Simpson
, If M"hlcy. this county. tank place At
IN" pars"nag" Of III" First Methodist
, Episcopal church: Saturday afternoon.
Rev. =. {. Jones 0ffirini:nS.
Uncle Sans Helpers al rooms Nos.
II and 12 nF tho public schools. will be
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained on tho spacious
| lawn Of Mrs. ~ y. 0hlinccr on Friday
AFTERNOON. This Snri"ty nf thrift stamp
workers are most successful in their
| work
Lightning destroyed tho barn OF
! Friend Wells last week. Six toms ~
hay. as we'll MS farm implements and a
top buggy. were destroyed.
A. G.. Alcn. advance man of tho Lin
coin chan'auqua. Is this week billing tn"
city Tho rhautauqua will b. held
July II IN lS. y strong program nf on
t"rlain"rs and lecturers have been Sc
cured.
Rcv. s. .. Jones is this week attend
ing tho sessions nf the district confer,
once at Short Crock and visiting friends
in Wheeling.
Mrs. George Impstcad and Mrs T. r.
Clark arc visiting friends in MORGAN
town This week.
Tn" children nr Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Fanhaus"r haze been i'll for n r"w day;
with light attack nf scarlet fever.
Frank : Garunhnn. William Frees"
and Carl VI. Davis Of Wheeling w.rc
thu weekend guests Of Roy. s.. {. Jones
ana family.