The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-13
SHADYS|DE

s P. Owens. we'll known veteran OF
the Civil War. Is spending Few days
here with friends and relatives. he
vas formerly of Shadyside. but now re-
sides in the Soldiers Home at Sandusky.
He had spent the early part Of the week
attending the G.. A. r. encampment In
Columbus.
The early beginners will be the happy
Inishers in the Intelligepsers Autono-
bile and Diamond campaign.
The three year old daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Wilbur Luellen. OF Lincoln
avenue, Lois. died at the family home
Yesterday afternoon. She had been SICK
only a few days from cholera infantum.
Mrs. Elmer Wiley and children. or
Adena. are visiting at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. George Brooks.
Mrs. Lura Davis. Of East Thirty
hirhth street, who underwent an opera
ton in the Bellaire hospital on Wednes-
day, is steadily improving.
walter Shipwan, who graduated from
the Shadyside high school last May will
leave on Sunday for Alliance. O.. to
enter Mount Union college. The young
man has won a scholarship which will
cover his tuition for the four years
course.
private Walter Wright. of Grand
RAPIDS. Mich, who had been a guest at
the home Of J. II. Johnson. Of West
Fortieth street. left yesterday.
Howard Bowen. of West Forty-first
street. attended the fair at st. Glars
willie yesterday.
Mrs. Vernon Keyser OF Olive avenue.
was called yesterday to Key because Of
the death of her mother. Mrs. Smith.
who was struck by lightning during
yoI- lo,. aft hA
woman had been gathering tomatoes in
a field not far from her home and when
the storm broke took shelter under a
tree. Her II year old grandson. who
was with her. was severely shocked and
stunned. but 1t Is thought he will re-
cover.
Miss Eula Fish. OF West Fortieth
street.. was at New Martinsville. w. Va.
Yesterday to attend the funeral OF a
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Rowen. who were
here to attend the funeral Of DR.. T. II.
Rowles. have returned to their home
in Petersburg. W. Va.
Mrs. Ella Morrison. Of Cedar. Kansas.
Is a guest Of her sister-in-law. Mrs. B.
NJ. Price, of Smithfield street.
Beginning next Sunday. the Smith
News Stand will be closed from 10 to
12 o'clock. during the hours or Sunday
school and church. 1t will be opened
from II to 1890 t. accommodate persons
going home from church.
Jacob Long. Of Avondale. Is recover
ing slowly from injuries sustained when
he was struck by a train about two
weeks ago. He is able to be up about
his home a part of each day.
Elaborate preparations are made for
the initiation of the seventy candidates
tonight at the meeting OF the Improved
Order Of Red Men. A big banquet will
be served after the ceremonies.
Miss Emma McElwaIn. of Columbus.
will spend the end Of the week with
relatives and friends here.
Or. B. NJ. Price. pastor OF tn" Presbv-
terrain church, has announced hi. sermon
subjects for tomorrow as follows:
Morning, Running With Horsemcn:"
evening. "A Contrast-The Past and the
Present"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Dawson, Of West
Fortieth street. returned on Thursday
from Columbus where they had attend
ed the National Encampmcnt OF the G.
A. r. with others from this vicinity
who were present. they report the gath
cring one OF the "sppiest occasins Of
it's kind ever know.
The initiation Of seventy candidates