The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-16
MANNINC7ON

Frank II. Gillian and Lawrence Ear
racknlan were seriously injured b. 4
fal! from IL bridge over MAIDS run. On
the Rachel Coal Company's property at
pDuns Thursday norutnE. The men
were passing q wagon loaded with ma
chinery when the team becoming 1rac-
tious, knocked the men of tho bridge
into the run. distance OF Is feet on"
wheel Of the wagon going on the bridge.
a part OF the machinery falling on
them. Barrackman escaped with
broken alilc. but Gillan's injuries nre
more serious, and it is feared may prove
fatal. Both men wcre taken, to FAIR
mont hospital on 10 car. Gillian had
gained consciousness last night
Miss Jean Basnctt Is home from Chi
cago, where she took q special cnurS>: in
music during the past summer.
Miss Thee Kelley, Of Curanpolis. Pa,
is the guest OF her cunt Mrs. +. II.
Gillian, at DauDA
Lrr. W. j. Lcahy and ". n Way were
Wheeling visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Coffman have TO-
turned after a visit with their son Har-
old. who is training with the marines 1T
Quantico. Va
Harold Gerard md Clarence shrincr
have entered Wesleyan Cor military
training.
Jay II. Sturm has left to enter re-
strictcd military service at Camp
Greene 8. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Beatty havo To.
ccived word Of the safe arrival In
Franco Of their son. George w. Beatty
who was in training at Camp Lee.
|. Born-Monday, September Q. 10 Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Whitmore OF laugh
addition. n son
Mir. and Mrs. Fl. B. Beatty and son
John have returned from an extended
visit in Casey. III.
Lucian Lyle has returned home after
visit with his brother Less At Guam
t1co. Va
!. Mr.. Frank Black is spending the week
end in Pittsburgh with friends.
Mrs p. Tough and children are visit
ing friends in Weston.
A farewell party was held ut tho homo
T of Miss Violet kidd-r Thursday cv"'
ming IN honor OF Miss Helen la!faSt
who left Saturday for her future HON.
in Muskogcc. Okla Almost forty guests
were present including many nut-of
town guests. AT late hour refresh
ments were served.
An announcement that will come ms {
surprise 10 tho many friends of tn" con
tracing parties is the marriages of Mr.
Ernie Watson. prosperous y"un.
farmer of near Warrington. To Mis-.
Maude g Sarvis. u popular youni
woman OF Warrington. The wedding &C
CURED at s o'clock at the home Of MIR
and Mrs. Lorenzo Martin, No. 453 Talti
more street in the presence Of only /;
few intimate friends. Rcv. Il. T.. iIaurs
pastor of the First Christian church. If,
flciatinc: Their many fri.nds join IT
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes for
| long anu happy life with an cnl,$:
honeymoon.
F. W. Halfnst and family are lcavinl
| for their new homo in AluSk"grr. okla.
Paul Masters has resigned his irnS,;Ir,
with the 1rirhard Supply Company an,
| will enter school at tho state university
J. b. Atkinson has returned from
visit with relatives in Butler. Pa.
| i. q. Clayton has returned from huS
ness trip [" Pittsburgh.
John A Ford has returned t. r"i,iln
! bus. O.
J ". T. Smith has cnt.r"d a L. s. r.
mount training camp near .IrckSna
willie. Fla
Miss Lillian Hamilton wa vi*itu
! in Fairmont Frihay.
! MI and Mrs. Eugene liam,n"l q
, Okla nina- are here for 4 visit VT.
| formers parents.