The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-11

Fol!ansbec schools. and James StriA' rs
Of konausbe was quietly So!ra!mIL&u
at the FIRST Methodist Protestant Chu!.h
parsonage IN StcGDcnvlle at IL u clock
Thursday mornIns, the Rev. f"w!andS
officiating. lV.luWInS Tho CcfrnOhy'
MIR and Mrs. stephens lett on an ca
tended honeymoon 10 cleveland. Detroit'
Niagara Falls and other POINTS.
The Stcub%nv.Ilc All Stars Cancelled
their game with the locals late and the
Golfers coal mining team has been Sc
cured to play at Duiuesne street ih!'
afternoon. Golfers mas been playln6
good bail this season.
FolLansbee troop, Boy Scouts or
America, is leading the Wheeling couH-
Gil. We have more ilerlt badges. hrSt-
class scouts. etc. than the troops i'll
Wheeling. Bcllaire. Martins Ferry
Bridgeport and Other towns in the
council.
Twcnty-six pays a year are now being
paid by FollanSbee Brothers company
unucr The recent agreement. the hrst
full pay Of which came today. This IS
the first full pay for some time. due
10 the July shutdown for repairs.
The bowling alleys on upper main
street changed hands recently and are
being completely rcmodeled and Will De
opened the coming week.
A small boy was arrested above town
yesterday by Chief Stephens on a
charge OF fighting. He - IN the Lookup.
llIS name IS Thompson
Elwood Kelly. local boy, paraded
with the End Division in New York City
Yesterday and Will be home In Few
days. as he is 10 go from Now 1trk
To . nearby camp TO be discharged lIu-
mediately.
The Moose have closed their charte$
and a big crowd OF candidates are to be
taken in at a ceremonial TO be held at
their home on Broad and Main streets
soon. The Moose is one of the strongest
fraternal organizations here and hava
more than 400 members. besides the
big class that is TO come in.
Richard Skewsi is having his house
improved by the addition OF new coa'
Of paint.
Frank Cox was q Wheeling visitor
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Baxter attended the dance
: at Stanton park last evening.
George Bender is spending the week
! end with home folks in Pittsburgh.
Miss Olga Mtallard is reported on the
sick list.
/ Mr.. Bucoff, who has been employed
| as a decorator at the Jeggerson glass
his old home in Philadelphia, Pa. where
he has accepted a similar position.
! Mrs. T. j. Mahau and Mrs. Elizabeth
! Browning are home from Moundsviile
camp grounds.
state Factory Inspector Alonz1
Prince has gone to Moundsville, where
he will spend two weeks on Official
duties Later he goes TO Parkersburg tc
attend the annual session of grand
lodge. knights OF Pyth!as.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Velliquette. OF
Burgettstown. Pa. were recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Murphy.
Rev L. z. Robinson and family spen'
the past week at their home IN the
! country. near Golfers.
! MI and Mrs. C. A. Pugh welcomed q
! fine eleven-pound baby son to thelS
home on Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Benjamin Hopkins fell and
sprained both her ankles near her home
0 Charles Rcdman is at Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
William Reese and mother are home
from a visit to Niles.
George fraser, of Wellsville- was the
recent guest of Prof. \. +. Young.
! Miss Mayme Grossman is spending a
few weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Irene NcGraw is at Atlantic
City on her vacation.
Miss Hilda Marshall Is homo from
New York and Atlantic City.
Mss Florence Stille, OF Ridgey PARK
y, has returned home after an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T,
Harvey Care.
Miss Flora hickman entertained IN
honor Of her two guests. Miss Weinberg
and Miss Rosenwich. who are visiting
her. from New Castle, Pa