The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
ANNUAL TAG DAY
FOR FAIRGROUNDS
Much Money Needed by Fairgrounds
Association for Maintenance OF
Grounds During Season.

Much Money Needed by Playgrouhas
| Association for Maintenance OF
| Grounds During Season.
"
To-day will he observed as the an
nual tag day for the benefit OF me
fairgrounds association OF THIS clly'
and the officials report Una, ihSt Il "I iSe
Fairgrounds are to remain credit 70
the citizens Of the community. fractF
| cally all reserve funds or the assocla
ton were exhausted during me ISS'
year, and a number of repairs are neea
! Cd 70 place the grounds in first class
/ condition. for this year.
| Macy Funeral.
The funeral services for me late
Dominic Macy, we'll known resident Oh
North First street. who died IN tne tocaI
hospital following an attack OF appen-
| Iicitis, will be held from the .famliy
| home this afternoon at O'Clock, IN
charge Of Rev. korntheuer, pastor Oh
iZion's Lutheran church. the lnter-
rent will be made at RlverHlew ceme-
Special Council Meeting.
snccial meeting OF the city council
! will h, held a, the city oullulnH lhIs
evening, at which time the matter con
nected with the increases IN laFes on
! the Wheeling Traction lines Will as"i"
! be taken. up for discussion,
hA u
! connected with the United FraleTna,
.Ncmorlal Association, have been caiIcu
to meet at the Fraternal hall on Norm
E'if,h street. tomorrow afternoon AT
1870 o'clock. preparatory 10 MAJ n
| in a body to the Fenray theatre. Ntc."
the annual memorial services W dni,,cr
hold Hon. Frank Murphy Will denver
The memorial address. and some OF INC
! hest musicians and singers OF the val
lev have parts in the program 70 NC
Fairgrounds Social.
All residents interested in the success
~ the Fairgrounds of the city, have
hcen invited to attend the SOFA Wn! Si
viii be given on the standard AuuI.
ton grounds this evening a Goou SUN
! of money is expected 10 pe isIS'n
the affair for the benefit Of the asso-
! citation.
The members Of the choir of the Flrst
| Methodist church have their pFoh Laiu
romn.ted for the sacred concert Ehieh
Lii ne rendered in the church on South
| .rbird street. tomorrow evening. Inc
event is being given 10 assist IN tne
nayment Of the pledges to the churC Si,
debt funds, and silver offering VIII
be taken during the e c...
| NJ, Iobn Horncr OF North EiEhth
: atreet was the hostess TO the members
! Of the Hunters class OF the fWst pnp
/ list Sunday school at her nome Ia.
night. Following the usual business ,s.
: meeting, the hours were spent al 'n'''
csting social diversions.
! Zee Cream Social.
! The members OF the i'"Sai "pI''D .'.,,
Bible class of the Christian church VIII
hold an ice cream social on IN" EI"unus
AZ the Central school building THIS eve
wing and there is no doubt that the al
fair Will be well Patronizcd
Social Event Held.
Tho members Of the Lanes A'u 81
cicty OF the First Methodist cnurCn
wer. entertained at a parcel post Sals
and social tea. held at the homo Of Mrs.
William Fitzgerald last night. inc
event was very enjoyable and highly
successful,
All OF the repair WORK on Wv tsG
Yesterday, and both OF the GROUNDS are
ready for the formal opening "hlcn
will take place to-day. NO program nSH
been prepared for the opening ou! INC
fact OF the opening VIII De Appreciated
by the Riddles.
A class OF several candidates were
Initiated at the meeting Of the Red Men
held last night. and good attenaahce
Of the members were notcd. 10 HitncS'
tho work in the degrees. All adjourn
cd to the club rooms following the WORK
where social evening was spent
Another Hot One.
Yesterday was another Of the hottest
DAYS experienced during the present
vcar and had 1t not been for the slight
6rcezc which kept up during the after
noon there sure would have been some
serious suffering from the heat in TINS
community.
| Frank DetInti, foreign resident OF
DiiIonvalc. O., who was brought to the
local hospital yesterday AFTERNOON az .
o'clock. suffering with gunshot wound
in the abdomen. expired shorty allsr
rcching the institution, and inc ooos
will be removed to his home to-day.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
7, G Sedrwick, of this city, spent
Yesterday in Holloway attending tho
funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Cleringer.
Miss Gertrude Ncnnum, has arrived
home from MuskinEum college, 10 spe"u
tho vacation with her parents.
| Mrs. Sarah Relle Morgan. or iary,
Ind is spending few days visiting az
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hull
man. r-or,
school at Winchester. Pa. TO spcno the
summer with his mother.
! MIR and Mrs. Albert Handel have ar
rived after n short honeymoon trip
spent in the east.
| Miss Gertrude Lynch mas arrived
home from Wilson College at tham-
hcraburG. Ia, to spend the summer ~
cation. ,,
Mrs, Olive B. Hayden has arrived
homo after attending the funeral or
relative at Pomeroy. o.
Charles w Bradshaw. or DETROIT
Mich. IL spending u few days as the
guest OF T.. T. Jack. of this city
! Mrs. Martha Darrah has returned 10
her home In Bcllaire after visit Win
, relatives In this city.
| Mrs Norman KreiCcr and daughter
Of Hanover street. have arrived nome
after visit with friends in Monroe
| county.
The charter application for the new
tribe of Rcd Men at Bridgeport, was
! filed by the district officer. with Thos'
J. Irwin. great chief OF records. IN THIS
city. yesterday.
The first home grown cherries 10 ar
rive during the present season. were
picked from the Ross HobenSaCk place
in Linhurst yesterday. and displayed In
this city.
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Rebel. Mrs. Nc
Henry and Master John Henderson lett
yesterday for visit at Freeport, y.
MRS. GAIT RE-ELECTEp.
| GENEVA. June ll.--Mrs Carrie Chap
| man Gait was unanimously reelected