The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
OHIO VALLEY NEWS

, moving to New Castle Pa. where they
will make their future home.
DR. and Mrs. Joseph Irwin. OF Pitts
bursh. are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Davis.
Rev. l.. H. Robinson. Harold Reese and
Russell Cox attended the COLUMBUS
centenary last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lake are spending
their vacation in New Castle and ut
Conncaut Lake
Frank and John Ryan are in Youngs-
town.
Miss Margaret Ulrich is visiting
friends in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. II. Walker spent the
Fourth in BurgctiStown with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs August Mullcy. of Eir-
Giuia avenue. and guests, Fred Muiloy
ands son, of WarwpOd. motored over 4"
Cleveland TO spend Sunday.
Red" Dalton. Of Wheeling. spent Sat
uriay with Peek Radcliffe. with whom
he soldlcrcd in France as members Of
the l34th Field Artillery.
Joseph Scott is spending weeks VA
cation with T.. G. Thomas in the noun
tains. Mr.. T~<nas was n former resi-
dent of Follansbcc.
Mrs. Charles c. Clark and children,
Of Wheeling Island, are visiting her
mother. Mrs Mary Hately. OF Main
Street
Charles Endlrr and family are visiting
relatives in WcllsvIllc this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miller and chill
dren are soturninE with friends in Mid
dlcton. o.
Mrs. Richard Banfeld. of Chester. was
down to attend the Hickman funeral
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs William ]. Johnston and
children, OF Pittsburgh. are visiting his
father, J, w. Johnston, and FAMILY OF
Virginia avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. G. =. Burke and family
and Mr. and Mrs. \: Caryc have return
cd from a pleasant visit TO the camp OK
! the Follansbcc Boy Scouts along Wheel
! ing Creek. about three miles below Elm
| Grove, W. Va. They spent nearly a
! whole day with the boys and found them
! nicely located in screened buildings, far
| away from even a street car line and
/ carrying out a program that gets them
! out Of bed with rcvcillc at n m, fol-
| lowed by plunge in the creek, hard
days work and 10 bed with taps at !"
| D. m. There are twcnty-cight boys IN
! camp In all, sixteen Of whom are from
; Follansbee. Sunday morning they held
! Sunday school and a short church SER
vice. Mr.. Ports. Of Wheeling. led the
{ school and preached n short sermon at
i the meeting following. For dinner Sun
| day they had boiled beef, potatoes with
! the skins on. soup, bread. butter and
coffee. just the thing for sturdy young
fellows. Not one Of them complained
| OF consequences. on the contrary most
| Of them insisted they didn't want to
! come home when their timc was up,
! they are so delighted with their camp
site and the natural surrounding amuse-
! ments-
There will be no firemen's picnic this
! year a members of the FollanSbec Vol
| unteer Fire department made known to-
i day. The customary annual outing Of
! the fireman was an occasion always
! looked forward to with interest by the
| fire laddies until this year. but now
there's a reason" this member said.
The East Steubenvillc station Of the
| g., W. and w. Traction company has
| been improved. The heavy sides were
! removed. making it cooler for waiting
passengers these hot days.
Melese Luzins and family stopped off
| In Follansbee for a short time Monday,
| enroute from their home In Canada.
| through the middlewestern states. They
| are travelling in their touring car. Mr..
| Luzne and family were former residents
here. where he was at the head Of the
decorating department of the Jefferson
! Glass company.
! Miss Vevie Irwin is spending her
! summer vacation at Buffalo anu Ma
| CARA Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnston and
children and Roland H Johnston have
returned to Pittsburgh after q pleasant
visit with Follansbee relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and
| children have arrived safely in Santa
Monica, where they will make their fu-
! ture home, according TO cards received
! here. Mr. williams will engage In tho
| taxi business with his hrothcr-in-law.
| Charles Lindcll. another Follansbee boy
| who has made good in tho west. Mr..
| and Mrs. williams visited California
| several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Claypool and fami-
~ and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Claypool
motored to Lcechburg and other points
! In Pennsylvania. last week. returning
home Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Cohn has returned to her
home in Cleveland. O., after n pleasant
visit OF two weeks with her cousin. Miss
Flora hickman, Of Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson have
| moved to Follansbee from East Steubcn-
vile.
| Blalre BurCnaru mas returned from
| weeks visit TO Chicago.
Guy Rogers has returned from Canada
and Is now visiting with his family. in
Warren, O.. the guests of relatives.
Mrs. William Gill and daughter visit
| ed Monday afternoon with friends .
| Wellsburg.
Miss Laura Brandon. is here from
| Cleveland. O., visiting her brother, Grow
| err
Dave Griffith, who returned from over.
seas last week, is spending a few days
with relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa.
! Miss Pauline Fletcher. Of Wclshurg,
| was the guest of friends here yesterday.
w. r. Godfrey left on an extended
visit to Buffalo and other eastern points
| OF interest.
Ray Radcliffe and Charles Potcct.
both veterans Of tho world war. C0ntcm-
! plate going to California in Il week or
| ten days, to make their future homes.
There is little loafing about the strccta
these warm days. everyone. man anC
boys alike take to the bathing beach.
! OF course the women arc too busy with
| the Homework.
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