The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
STOCKS AND BONDS.
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The funeral of Robert Martin. wht
) died Sunday nj Eht occurred from the "
! f. church this afternoon at Two cloSh
| DccnaSed's illness is too we'll known I.
need any rehearsal. but suuice ~ u So
that he died from the ELECTS OF hur
: to his foot which happened some tlm'
i ago wnile- working in the Eijer Cos pot
| terry. The injury TO his foot pToouccC
r:lncer. He had the LIMB amputated 1 pu
this did not thwart the disease '!a r1 dils
home is in England. They sane to TINS
! city about four years agt,? THE WIDOW
, and four little boys survive. Deceased
was within the draft age ana REGISTERS ,
rs q draftce but Il, few. days ago. II III
| remains were laid at rest In the Hlgh
! land cemetery under. the auspices or inc
/ A. f. and A. NJ, order Of which the de-
(; ceased was a number. ,,
The many fCends Of the Rev. a -
Craft. who has been the pastor OF oi u,
four years will regret to learn that ne
has been removed to Grafton ana wiz
! take his departure for that place tomor,
! row. Since coming to TINS place rev
Craft has won the esteem Of many peo-
pic who will be sorry to see him ana ms
family take their departure. but all VIII
Join in wishing them success IN thelr
new field OF labor. .,,
The new pastor at the n. r. cnurc II
for the ensuing year will be Rev: {. &
Twynum. who comes to us from heyser'
Earl Tribette who is reported severe,
Y wounded in action In France. was wei
known in this city. his former nome. Hls
many friends hope for his speedy recoV-
Those IN this city receiving classlf1ca-
lion cards for the last registration were
Frank Marling. l.. R. Howe and harry
N'ycuff. They will appear be<Qre inc
board on the 18th inst
Miss Blanche Durbin left Tuesday ev-
enig for Camp Sewer, 5. C., where she
will spend three months training as
Red Cross army nurse. II VII pc reeT ntIr.n
hcrcd that one Of her brotners' pSn-o
Lburbn, was killed in France. but snort
I'D! 'Dr an" and Mrs. w. G. c. Hill left yester-
DAY evening for Baltimore. Nd. Wncre
they are 10 attend farewell! Tecept1oh
Of Il fellow medical student OF Dr. THIS.
He is soon to sail for France 10 Iake VI
medical work at the front.
Deputy Shcrtffs u. D. McCardle and
=. T.. King " Moundsvillc, were here
on business yesterday.
a teachers training class has Deen or
gpnizcd at the Baptist church.
The boosters of this. city arc hustllns
for the Liberty loan and they claim that
there is every prospect for US success. -
Miss Esther Monroe left Monday even,
ing for Baltimore. where she VIII attend tei1
MIs, Kathryn echo returned home to
M2McGhcn yesterday after VISITING win
Ex-Presiients William Howard Taft
made n bnef but very good address NJ
This place while his train laid at The DE-
not Sunday cvcriaE. {. G, Fish, was the
chairman of the committee ~ 4Mch ar ar
rnngcd for the speech. g. &; HiSh' w;
H. Iopcr. f.: P" Ross. J. L. Philips ano
y. N SHEAR went to Benwood and accom-
panied the distinguished visitor TO the
city ,.
as clr.'k at T.. H. Fish's grocery
J, T.. Banc has accepted a position
with $. b. Hinerman at the gents FUR
nishing store. $500
Cart. Charles McCamac was business
caller in the city yesterday.
u. c. Pipes was at Wheeling on busi-
Mrs, Carey was, at wheeling yesterday
calling on her daughter in law. Mrs. a.
n. Carey. wno for several DAYS has been
confined 10 tho Ohio Valley General hos
pi'al a,'alhat place taking Treatment Ito I"r
very nicely and -will be. able IL come
HON" i'll u few days.