The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05

are particularly dangerous during fresh
cts. and with the coming or Eood roauS
these will no doubt be obviatcd.
About twcnty-cight feet OF water -
registered at New MartlnSVllIc' SulllCi
Ell, to cover most of the low lanuS. II
was an unusual sight last Sunday TO sec
SO many Of our citizens huSklnS thelF
corn, digging their potatoes and otheI
wise getting their produce from Tue uati
ger OF the water. Among the lloous ia
this section one is known rs Inc pump
Kin food" because it came in NoVcm-
Der. and Of the large number or pump
klns which tloatCd down the river. n;
T. MckaSkCy lost considerable corn, anu
great damage was done TO late crops III
the low ground.
The members Of the local Masonic
order iuurncycd last Saturday evening
to ClarIrStUn, visiting the Masonic lodge
Of that place and assisting IN putting on
the degrees. The trip was made III the
Helen T., and quite number attendeo.
The Silver Circle of the Methodist
church at that place served supper;
Tuesday evening the third degree Will
be conferred upon three candidates Dy
! Wctzcl lodge, after which n banquet and
smoker will be held in the clubs OF tho
Temple.
Tho klecson company's sewing fac-
tory opened its operations here with the
employment of about thirty women.
Wednesday when the inspection was
made several hundred OF our people VS.
tied this important establishment. II Is
very pleasing to our people that inns
. factory located here and all are In hlSh
praise of the management for the care
iulnesS of the preparation Tor operation
No factory in this valley Is more de-
lightfully situated.
The Monroe Wctzel dairy company are
constructing an addition 10 the cream
I hn
c"iving roum testing room ana the var
iuuS offices. For the season just passed
this institution has been very SucceSslul
and hundreds of tons OF butter and milk
products have been shipped. II Is eH
pccicl that next season with increased
facilities tho creamery Will give ernploS-
m,nt to quite n number or other men.
After several months temporary occu-
nancy Of the old Eakin property. while
repairs are being made on thcir pulldihG
tho First National Bank returned 10 It's
/ old quarters. Monday. TIL" building mas
been greatly strengthened, b"autltlcd
and ;hc banking rooms have been made
among the most attractive /" '"'S S'
ton. -,
Fires have been pulled from quite n
| number Of engines in the local yards.
! The mon have been laid off on account
! Of the impending strike There IS SUM
! cicnt coal supply in this city to last in
! defInitrlv. All sidings along the b. & o.
are standing full of loaded cars.
| Mr.. Walter CleEg. Of the local gas
! Office has returned from few weeks
stay in the Texas oil fields.
The third roll call Of the American
| Red cross is we'll under way 1t Is ex-
: rcctcd that several thousand members
| will be gained through the efforts OF the
: teams working throughout the county.
| rho funeral of Mr. r. II. Sayrc was
! held from the residence on Clark" street
| sunday afternoon and were IN charge OF
: Dr. tones Of the First Methodist church.
Mr.. Sayrc is the last member or inc
Wheeling Convention of 81 70 pass
: away. IIo reached the age OF etShty-t"o
( was a veteran Of the Civil war. posi-
mastcr mere Under president Lincoln;
/ and held many important positions o.
| truSI.
4 community rest room is being made
possible by the business men through
, the efforts Of few Of the ladies', known
ms the Community Club. Mrs. W. ~;
; Miller is the leader Of this spIendio
movement and all arc receiving 'he
! greatest encouragement from all.
, Mrs +. y. Horst man and children OF
, 3ridgcvilIe, who have been visiting here
! have returned home.
| Mrs. Anna NJ. Snodgrass Is at ClarXs-
! burg visiting her daughter. Mrs. +. A
! Bartlett.
Misses Evalyu I-mpstoad, Eugenia
Adams. Gail Muhlcman and Mary Duerr'
have returned from Washington, Where
| they were the guests OF Miss Edith SIM
| mons.
Mrs. Almcda Eiscnbarth will have as
! her guests for Thursday afternoon. the
! sowing circle Of the Aid Society OF the
, First Methodist church.
! Mrs. Amanda Chaplin GautChic con-
! tinu"S very i'll ut her home on North
! street. with but little hopes Of recovery
| Magnolia football team won from
Middlobournn by the score Of Ito on
the local "sca of mud Saturday after
noon Tho team will go to MOundsville
/ for tho game Saturday next.