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

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beautiful selections in the Cove Presby-
terrain church.
Rev F. A. Gould attended the CCnten-
airy in Columbus last week.
Mrs. Mona Taylor who was the guest
Of Mrs. J. f. RIchmand. was called TO
Earkersburg by the serious illness OF
her mo- her.
SamsWork, the Cove traffic manager
Is a busy man these days and IS keeping
tho number Of speed violations low.
$. Is. Campbell returned from raca-
ton spent in New York. Baltimore ana
Warren, Ohio.
Tho womcn's foreign missionary so
ciety Of Cove ". Z. church met with
Mrs. Alfred Mildrcn. 1t was an interest.
ing session. Refreshments were served
following the program.
William Horner has sold his property
in the Cove to Edward Schumacher. who
will occupy it soon Mr.. Horner contem-
plating moving to Cleveland.
Mrs. Jennie Snodgrass is recuperating
at her home after spending more than
u month in the Ohio Valley hospital St
Stoubcnville.
Richard Hooker is reported no oeller
improved in health.
Prof and Mrs. Ncgus and Mr.. and
Mrs. q. l. Buchanan and children have
returned from a visit 10 Uniontown. Pa.
Myron Campbell expects 10 build a
new home between Lee and ferguson
avenues. having sold their present resi-
dencc on Hudson avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Merryman, newly
weds, have gone TO Warren Ohio, where
they will take up house keeping.
Mrs. VIVA Martin is HON from Far
kersburs.
Mrs. Clara Mahocy and children are
~, To
Miss Jennie II. Welch. Of Houston
Pa, is the guest OF her sister. MIS-.
Homer McMllen.
John Jones and Michael Meader. Of
Steubcnvillc. were Sunday guests Oh
friends in Weirton.
Howard Humes and James Mckay. or
Steubenville. visited Sunday afternoon
with friends in the Cove.
/ Misses Marie and Bertha Roth, OF
Steubcnville. spent Sunday with rela-
tives in the Cove.
| itor Sunday.
Mrs. S. B. Campbell and children re-
turned from Chester where they visited
relatives and spent the Fourth at Rock
Springs park.
I The Juniors OF the Hancock county
Red Cross sent Sis to the childrens'
fund the past year. This includes the
| Weirton and Cove Juniors.
Mrs c. Bottoff. avenue c.. returned
! from visit to New Kensington. Pa
VIM. NJ. Lloyd Of West street. has re-
turned from Erie, Pa
George Work. OF New Cumberland.
has been visiting his brother. Harvey. of
East Main street.
Mrs Walter Milligan and children are
visiting in Cambridge. O., with rela-
tives.
Announcement was made today OF the
, wedding OF Miss Mary Anderson. or
, Holidays Cove and Mr.. Arlton Buck
hurst, Of Weirton, which was quietly
solemnized at Wellsburg last TUESDAY
Both are we'll known young people MIR.
and Mrs. Burkhurst have gone 10 make
their home in Burgettstown, Pa, where
the groom holds a responsible position.
Charles Ralston. Weirton oil man and
driller, Is home for a few days from
Cadiz. where he has n gas well down
TO the sand and expect to get good re-
suits in a few more days.
The gardens planted and kept 50 nicely
by wcirton and Cove citizens curing
the war. helping in the great victory
by supplying our soldiers with food
stuffs. has become almost habit, and
even now that the war is over, -four
ishing. gardens are beginning to bring
results in cutting down the high cost OF
Ming.
Mrs. Peter Kline was rushed to the
Ohio Valley hospital in Steele's amou-
lance yesterday. Mrs. Kline has been
suffering from a complication Of dis
eases
A. G. Donald has started work on a
ane new brick building just above Ave-
nue. B. The brick for the building ar
rived yesterday.
Born. to MI and Mrs. Frank HUFF. OF
Steubenville. a baby daughter. on Mon
day morning, July Z, Mr.. Hun Is pop
ular conductor on the Weirton traction
lines.