The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
new MARTINSVILLE

A double wedding of much interest
to local people occurred at me thu -
Of ST. Vincent dc Pau wheh inc mInss
Hogan became the brides OF McssrS
kc0ugh and O'Neal. The cereinUS S S",,
performed by the Rev. Father van dch
BusschC al nine o'clock Tuesday morn
inc The happy couples are receiViuE
the congratulations or large cltCic VI
friends. and will spend their Money
moons in the West, making their 1uturc
homes in Texas. 49,,
Magnolia High school football team
though q little crcstfallcn over the turn
Of the game last Saturday az ClaIhS
burg, is now pointing for me Sls.e' s. ,Lre
ever made by Magnolia over SisterSEiI!e
High. The i'auls \. c. and the Aihlct
les Of this city played most prlillRnI
game Saturday afternoon on MagnoIIo
field, the game ending with the SCorc
o2-7 with the locals on the long cnd.
The Red Cross drive recently nero
was q brilliant success in "etzci couh.
ty. The splendid achievement OF me
for the work everywhere, There were
practically no rcfusals and the member
ship Will still be in the ncishporhooo
of 5000 for the whole county. George
NJ. Woods. chairman, and MIS-. Jho. z;
Martin deserve great credit for the great
showing by tho various teams.
THANKSGIVING Day services are 10 De
held in the Christian church in Brook
lyn. DR.. Samuel Charles Jones or inc
First Methodist church will deliver the
sermon. All the churches are uniting
for this service. The revival services
in the Christian church promises results.
Prof. MCVcy. Of Virginia, is conducting
The song services. and is proving quite
popular with a host of people.
WctZcl county'S Farm bureau mem
bership is now more than three hundred
md steps will h" taken NJ the meeting
Saturday next Of the tax payers looKlns
L., al ,.,,, ~ n
to give his full time to this work. The
Farm bureau members are asked to meet
Mt county court room Saturday after
noon.
Or. Charles Crawford Gorst. the fam
Gus bird-man. will lecture at Magnolia
High school Tuesday evening. The sue
cess Of the Magnolia Lecture course Is
assured Last Thursday evening Il
thousand people gathered to hear the
s SrSi Comes comes November 25th.
\ beautiful funeral car was pur-
chased by TroclIch and Wayman. and
driven from the shops at lfqua, ONO.
last week. The body is Of deep gray.
with an interior OF most attractive
Workmanship. This progressive firm
* receiving The congratulations OF their
host of friends.
The Hon. Thomas B. Bowman Of the
West Virginia federation Of good roads
Will address The tax payers OF Wetzel
county at the court house on next Sat
urday at i. NJ. There is TO be organ.
lied the same time good roads fedora
tons for each district in the county.
Mrs. c. T. Gorhy pleasantly enter
tanned the members OF tho w. II. NJ. 5.
and Queen Esther circle at her home on
Maple avcnu" Monday evening. The
time was spent in quilting.
Mrs James Price Dunlap. recently or
Brunswick. Ga. and children have ar
rived in this city to make their future
home. Mr.. Dunlap died a few weeks
ago IN Brunswick from malaria.
The many friends Of Mr.. VI. b. ODER
will be glad to know that he is conval-
cscinE from his recent attack Of pneu-
monla. and will soon be about again.
Miss Lydia Funk. sister Of J. H. Funk
of Brooklyn. died ut her home in Wheel
ing. She was Scventy-five years old and
a very highly respected lady. lntcrment
was made in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Rims and children
who have been visiting friends IN this
city. have returned In their home in
Fairmunt.
Miss Evelyn PyIcs one Of our popular
teachers who has been suffering with
diphthCria. is doing very nicely and Will
recover.
Mr.. {. II. Wright. who was so severe
ly injured by fall at the depot several
weeks ago, is out again.
Hor. Thaycr NJ. Mclntirc was n bus
mess visitor in Clarkshurg for the week
end
Mr.. Doe Ankrom. Of New Jersey. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Anna Ankronl
Of Eliza street.
Miss Gladys Farmer. n teacher of the
Folsom schools. was Il visitor Sunday
among relatives.