The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-20
WEIRTUN

wrrR.rON, June 1S.-The town OF
warrior though one OF the most tnr'-
Ianw municipalities in the ONO 'aIieS'
AN, haa It's ''boxcar" style passenger
AaroA but tho matter IS TO be remeu,eo
noon II Is understood. by the erecUon
az a passenger station %hich Will 10
much larger and moderniy EQUIPPED 70
take care Of the growing service On 'H0
pvhASRinr-Chesaer branch Of the r. -
"a 81 I. railsyay. In the construction
az A neys depot It Is planned to change
fhe present location Of the station from
CrawSords Cros:Sing UP to "elrton
rE,ner. This was talked or moro thalI
II year ago, but on account or the grea~
amount Of work necessary In Changing
the course Of the railroad so II wlA
run through the town, the WORK WIS
abandoned. However. IT Is said the I'M
oroyernent is to be started soon ana the
station VIII be buin opposite the maiS
offices Of the Weirton Steel company
Tony C1rsMner. aged % years passed
away At The Ohio Valley hospital IN
StanhenyIlle NJ 1880 o'clock Wednesday
morning. following a severe illness with
typhoid fever. The young man had re
sided here for n number OF years ana
WA very well known Tho remains
have been brought 20 his late plsce
Of raaidence ON Third street. where
funeral services viii DO held
stanley, 1s-year~old son Of Mr.. and
Mn. DICK Walker, whu ran away from
lhis home in the country between mere
and Golfers several days ago and mas
IeausSd his parents to worry CONTINUITY
for his safety ever since IS no" SAL
EAack on the farm Stanley lett at,er
Inasna, classified by his father for wreck
I9nR a delivery truck. Yesterday MIS-
fWnrknr received word from Cadfz. u
ieha& Ner SON was stopping on 1arm
49,, fnsera. She immediately LETT TOT
ICndfx and returned with Stanley late
Ilaak evening
An divorce cases that aro~So come
fs.a6nn~ thu present term OF ctrcnit court
IN New Cumberland will DO heard 10
SaaH. TIA divorce docket u small tEls
hsSru. Tho seat Of Hancock cooIsV haS
been = vary busy place during tne rcl'n
tof the present court term
At a meeting to be held IN masonic
han tna night Of June - It will Do CEN
lnitefy decided whether Wetrton VIII OF
MN not hold a town celebration TO
honor her men Just returned from ssrN-
tice In camps and overseas II voted.
the celebration viii be held in July and
win be similar to the ono head here
two wears age this month when the
boys were first being sent to camps.
Arch Creary Of the Cove Is moving
his family to wyoming. where he ana
his SON have accepted work in the OIL
fields
Rev. Francis McMillen. pastor Of Hol-
lidays Cove Presbyterian church car
ries q medal Of honor presented him by
thu government recently for valiant
work during the five Liberty loan ocno
campaigns.
Surveyors were engaged yesterday tn
stalking off a plot Of ground north OF
Holidays Cove stop. along the sHeet
car line, into building lots A boom In
homo building may be looked for hero
before long.
MANAGER Danny Jones Of the Follens-
bee baseball club was in town "ednes-
day trying to get in touch with }. j.
Weir. manager OF the steel CLUB mere
Manager Weir was in Pittsburgh on
business yesterday. Fans would ike 70
see q game arranged between the two
fast teams Of the two mill towns.
4 medicine show on Avenue at
tracted a big crowd last night An old
Indian chief in full warpath attire was
Inc big attraction.
Invitations are out fer a party and
SSnTc TO be given by Earl Gardner at
MS hor,c in the Cove. Friday evening.
Juno 90 The hours announced IRE
from 8 TO II. Refreshments will be
served F'irty-two invitations were ex-
tended 10 young folk OF the Cove, Weir
ton and Stcubenville.
Mrs. Mary Coward Of New Kenslng-
Ston. Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Gilmore Of Holidays
Cove.
Miss Virginia Snyder Of Golfers Is
the guest OF Miss Dorothy Miller.
Roy johnson. who returned recently
from service overseas. has accepted.