The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-01

recently to make ii more convenient for
both the postmaster and assistants and
for the public.
Robert Miller. I.c" Chambers. w. Ev-
crctt Godfrey and X. Y. StCmple, four
prominent Fullansb"c men, have received
notices from the state that Gov. J"hh d.
Curnwcll has released them from duty
us special officers in this district. They
served during the war.
Private William Keeling arrived home
Yesterday from the Mexican border.
where he was on patrol duty Tor num-
bcr Of months. Keeling entered the ser
vice in n" fall OF 1917 After ten days
at HON" he will 20 TO Camp Meade. Md.
! here he Will be in the recruiting ser
vice. He expects TO remain IN the army
for some months yet.
With the special election for bond
issue for the general Improvement OF
school cOndiIiuIS in Cross creek dis
ltrICt. the voters and taxpayers arc study
ing the proposition thoroughly. That
new schools are needed ali are aware and
that the coming bond issue election will
carry by a large majority is tn" earnest
belief of most Of the school patrons.
The old Stocks homestead. just above
Mark avenue is being thoroughly re-
modelled. l'lastcrcrs are now at work
after the brICkWork was repaired and
various other improvements made To
the building. II is large structure Of
- rooms.
The Wcllsvilc A. c. baseball club will
meet I'll" Fuilansbr" \. {. ut DuQucsnr
Street park next Saturday afternoon.
Manager George Irish announced today.
TIL" upper river club Is fast and the bCsS
| lineup possible will be put in by the
! locals.
\ young man wanted on an affidavit
charging him with acting improperly
! toward two little girls was found miss
! ing from town by chief OF Police Strph-
ms when he went I" serve the warrant
yesterday. Th" parties concerned and
| he town in general can only say good
riddan"",' since he has gone and there
was no harm done
: The degree team Of the Three Links
| Rcbrkah lodge, OF Follansbee. gave n
surprise party Tuesday evening in honor
i"t Mrs. l"nora Dir"n Mahan at the home
Of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Jess Owen.
virginia avenue and Allegheny street,
with Il dozen numbers present. The
| n"wly -ClrCI"d brId, was the recipient OF
many beautiful rs well as useful gifts.
! Tn" jolly crowd spent Tn" evening in
! music and games at the close Of which
delicious refreshments were served.
n giant oak that stood for years above
lianft"ld av"uu" and was an old land
, mark. dating back more than 20 years.
, when FuilanShcc WAS known as Nathan
1 STOP, on the l,WiCky railroad. WIS cut
down yesterday IT, make room for II now
, rcSid nee in F"rEuSon'S addition.
| Rev. I. Il. lmh"n. former pastor OF
! TN. Christian church here. accompanied
J 10y his family. m"tnrvd down from Perry.
/ Obi" yesterday and spent tn" day with
| friends. Rev. lmh"T is now T--ior OF
: tn" Perry Christian church.
Miss .NlNa EOSCil" has returned homo
! from u Vl:It To- Beaver Falls, Rochester
and ether points In PENNSYLVANIA.
| David Griffith has returned from a
: visit iu Fit SburEh and has accepted n
J position IN tn" war; house shrarIns de-
! partm"ni at Nv" mill.
Among tn" man! from here who Mt
| tended tn" huNinE show in Wheeling
Tuesday nirht WLr~ Willard Barnes,
; Fay Radcliffe. Charles Rcdman. VIII II.
: Cooper. Tom l."wI,. Dewey Cox. W. T..
Godfrey and James E"hinSon.
l.. N. Thomas ana William Bedford.
. ST.. have returned hum" after n d"lIIhi .
full trip To tn" middle" west They visited
/ Cleveland. Detroit. WINDSOR Canada. and
cam" back Icy street ear. stopping ut
! Akron. Canton. Salem and other Ohio
1 cities.
y ,r"wd Of y"uaf. folks from hero Mt
tended Il dane" It RluumInrdaI". Ohio.
| n'Sdav evening.
! Mrs. Griffith Edwards. Mrs. Harry
! can. Thomas Glll, Harry Gin, w. J. pa
Wis. John Gill. Sr., and William G!ll have