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

NEW MATAMORAS. O.. July 81
large crowd from this place attended TIN
Soldiers and Sailors celebration at Sis
tcrsvillc, July Fourth.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Edwari
Dillon were held from her home II
Grandyicw, Thursday afternoon. Rev
David Kerr, Of the Presbyterian church
preached the sermon. Undertaken r. Is
Cunningham was in charge.
John Graham, of Bloomfield. was 4
business visitor in town Thursday.
The many friends Of Mrs. Konrad Lob
lathin were panied to learn Of her death
which took place Thursday morning aft
ter a long illness.
Mrs. Zetta Dye and children returned
Thursday from q weeks Wait with hei
parents, Mr.. and Ms. Frank Ice, Of
Glass, Ohio.
Hugh Ballentine, Of East Liverpool,
camo Thursday to be the guest for
couple OF weeks at the home Of Nj. and
Mrs. r. H. Cunningham.
Jennie Loman, Of Marietta, spent the
Fourth Of July the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Fauble. Of Grandview.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods, and chil-
dren, Of Bcllaire, came Thursday evening
to spend a few days with Mrs. Woods
mother, Mrs. Quintilla Irwin.
Mcssrs. Wayne Sutton and Ralph Lit
tie, the Misses Beryl Carson and Nau|
reen Sutton. spent the Fourth with Mr..
and Mrs Irwin Gautschi at Moundsvillc.
Mrs. W. S. Minimum. Of Clarion. Pa,
came Thursday evening to spend q week
with her mother. Mrs. Biddle.
The Missionary Society Of the Baptist
church met Thursday evening at the
homo Of Mrs. r. L. Hanlon-
Clarence Kloetsy, who has been EN-.
ploycd in the creamery business here
has returned to his home in SardiS.
Mrs. Blanche Cashier. Of Cleveland
arrived Thursday evening to visit heI
aunt, Mrs. Robert Denbow.
Miss Pearl Hanlon went to Paden'l
City Friday. to spend the week end with
place.
Harry Williamson went to Rlnard'I
Mills, Thursday evening to spend q few
days with his grandfather. Ross Will
hanson.
Mr.. G. E. May Is spending the week on
a fishing trip on Muskingum crcex.
Harry McBee, who Is employed at
Pittsburgh, came home Thursday even
ing, to spend the Fourth.
Alex Lisk, who has employment at
East Liverpool. is spending the week at
home with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph KiEEgans and
children. and Mrs. Fred Horn1rook and
daughter. Of Marietta, called on friends
in town for a shot time Thursday even.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. n. B. Little, WHO have
been visiting their children in Akron for
the past month, returned homo Thurs
day evening.
". and Mrs. Carl Brown and children.
and Mrs. Mark Brown and children, of
Wade. were calling on friends in town
Thursday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Sheridan and little son,
left Friddy morning for Wheeling. after
, three-day visit with Mrs. Sheridan's
grandmother. Mrs. Margaret Green.
Miss Beryl returned Thursday even
inf from q weeks visit with her aunt
Mrs. Grin Hoffman at Wade, Ohio.
Mr. anud Mrs. Vernon Gruber. OF
Pittsburgh. came Friday morning to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Grubers
mother, Mrs Konrad Lollathin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LambinR and
children, arrived Thursday evening from
Clsrksburg, w. Va. driving through in
their car. to visit relatives here and at
Brownsville for few days.
Elmer Scybert, who has been employ.
ed at Hundred. W. Va. came home f..
day morning to spend the Fourth with
his family.
Frank Holdren and Frank Brubacber
made a business trip to Marietta Friday.
Mrs. Alex Way called on friends in
F'ridadly Friday.
E. H. Meyer was a business visitor In
ST. Mary's Friday.
Miss Lizzie Williamson, Of East Liv-
erpool. came Friday to visit relatives
for few days.
F. Nikolaus. who 10 employed at West
Union. w. Va. came home Friday morn
ing TO spend the Fourth with his family.