The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02

other garage near his home. Contrac-
tors Hudson and CroBier OF this city.
Will have charge OF the construction.
Aro Rs-Employed
| Prof. I. NJ Snyder. VIII" is the inst rue
! for enlistmen, here yesterday and for
n" dtrector-at the First Methodist Epis-
! c"pal church choir. bale Matheny. Of
Wheeling. has been re-employed for an
other year. as organlSt Of this church
also.
Crap Shooting
| Police have received complaint Of
! much crap shooting in d fferent parts
| OF the city. but thus far have been UNI
able 70 land any OF the players 1t is
| said that one game Is played regularly
! at Thirty-second and Hamilton streets
and another crowd plays in the north en-
! trance TO the Gravel Hin school.
Event Not Hold
: The meeting Of the Finch club which
! was scheduled for last night was not
held. the gathering being postponed
of the members. The meeting wilt
| likely be held next week
Recruiting Notes
Captain tHaherTy and Sergeant Per-
kins.aro back on duty at the local army
recruiting office after being at Mt YER
| non in the interest of recruiting.
! Ernest Wineman and James Nc
! Caffrcy. Of Barnssvllle. were accepted
| for enlistment heer yesterday and for
| warded to the Columbus barracks.
At webb Mine
State president John Moore of the
! coal miners. was IN Bellaire yesterday
! He was called to this sub-district To in
vestigate the grievance at the Webb
coat mine which has resulted in that
mine being idle for more than week
Rataiczjak Funeral
Funeral services will be held at his
late home ut Shadysde Sunday after
noon for Frank RataIczjak. tho Union
street tailor who shot and killed him
SELF on Tuesday at his place OF business.
| lntsrment will be IN the Rose Hill GEM
etery.
sixteen to Barracks
a total Of sixteen recruits were &C
| cepted for the army at the local re-
cruitIng office during tho month Of
juno. Each OF those accepted was for
| warded TO tho Columbus barracks for
ASST gnment and initial training.
! Doubles Capital
! The capital stock OF the Buckeye Saw
! ing and Loan ASSOCIATION has been in
J creased from 5000 600 to SiOn ono Not
| only has tn" stock been increased but II
has all been suhSCri bed 10 by the stock
holders. The surplus Of this thriving
J institution IS now moro than SAnn nnO
ana m" total resources pass the $500
| 200 mark.
Banquet Tonight
! Members Of tho Mems Bible class Of
ne FIRST Methodist Episcopal church
| VIII hold banquet thus evening AT the
+; church the event being tho rcs,ll, Of n
J membership drive. Rev George r.
smith OF Barn"svsll" and Rev. 7. V.
orin will b" tn" speakers. There Will be
other features for the program
Drunk Arrested
! One offender. charged with being
, drunk. was arrested by tho local roIice
last night. TIL" man will face Mayor
! CGlD"rtSCD thlS cveninc IN pOIirc court
! Excursion Tonight
The Masonic lodge Of Wheeling will
J entertain with Il moonlight excursion
| thiS evening on the steamer Verne
Swain. Many MaSons Of this city will
tnl"% N" ride. The boat will stop at
Entertained Club
| tn" members OF the Nj c. Five Hun
| nr"d club were delightfully."- entertained
,aSt "N"ninE by Mrs. ". \. Harton at
, her HON" on Noble street Cards and
music formed tho diversions Of the ey-
/ eIing and luncheon was served
Bellaire Briefs
! . y daughter has been born 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Jones Of Thirty seventh
Mrs William Shepard entertained the
members Of the Mystic Arr club last
ngh' AZ her home on South Belmont
street
RI" members Of tho I T. church choir
viii enjoy a social event Monday even
ing AT m Shields farm on Brooks Run.
: Members of IN" X. g r. lodge and
Ladies Of IN" Golden Eagle lodge on
/ J"F"d banquet and social event last
Miss Alma RoS<or Of Union street. is
visiting for few days At Canton
Miss Virginia Ross. Of Thirty-second
street; Nas gon" TO Canton for visit
with friends.
J Mrs J " Wad" and daughter have
gone 20 Marietta for a visit with rcla-
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