The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
Joint Recital Tonight.


The piano pupils of Miss Mary Nc
Nahon. popular music teacher oil ms
city, assisted by the students III tms
school of expression conducted pH N.oS
Anna Howell, Will hold JOINT rc"llal
at the board OF trade rooms on SCUM
Fourth street this evening, and al! par
ents and friends OF the students nave
been invited To attend the event
Board Of Trade Lunch.
The weekly noon lunch Of the mem,
bers of the board Uf trade VIII nc hcId
in the dining rooms of the EiKS '.!uo
on North Fourth street to-day ana tnd
usual good crowd Of the members ana
Others interested IS expected:
ABhliman Funeral.
The funeral services for the iate
Chris Ashliman well-known resident or
Rayland. O.. who died few days ago
will be held from the family nome ms
will be made in RWcrvicw cemetery IN
'"'' Social Event Tomorrow.
The social and parcel post oazaar.
Of the progressive committee OF the
Fraternai Hall Association In the lodge
rooms of the building tomorrow eve
ming. gives promise OF being an inter
esting event. Admission to the place IS
gained by presentation Of parcel OF
value Of not less than rs cents.
Initiate Class.
class Of candidates is expected to
be present for tho initiation at the meat,
inr Of the members Of Wenola Council
Of the Degree Of PoCahontas. which will
be held in the Fraternal Hall on Enri n
Fifth street this evening and brlet
social hour will follow the work.
Maids and Mntrons.
Miss Mayme Swartz Will entertain the
Maids and Matrons al her home on Elm
street this afternoon and fine time
Is anticipated by the members. Inc
usual club diversions Will be followed
BY a special luncheon.
Tree Across Track
Street cars were tied up on South
Zane street for about half an hour last
evening as n result OF large tree IN
front of the Holley residence olo~lns
over during the storm. The mot orman
on the first car tried TO REMOVE tho tree
from the track himself. but was unsuc-
cessful. Men from the car barn re-
moved the tree from the track and the
cars were able 70 proceed
Pinned S25 and Costs.
One Of the men Of tho carnival which
is showing at the ball PAX In this
city this week was fined $"S and costs
by Mayor Coleman last evening on II
charge Of running n gambling house. He
paid his fine and was released.
Home From Convention.
Hal Stroupc returned home last eve
ming from Lancaster. whore he attend
ed the hricklayers' convention. which
was held AZ that place MONDAY and
Tuesday Of this week He stated that
several matters OF Importance were
May work All w.ek.
Information was given ou' Last eve
ming TO the effect that mills IN this city
Of the Whitaker Glessner Company
might operate all week. For Tho past
two months the mills have only been
running four days week.
Property Slightly Damaged:
street was Slightly damaged yesterday
afternoon when large tree was unroot-
ed by the heavy wind and fell on the
house Two windows on the west side
of th> use were broken.
street Oars Tod Up.
Cars to this city from Wheeling were
running half an hour late yesterday
afternoon. Water washed debris over
the tracks in the upepr end of town.
and It was not until AFTER the storm
that the tracks were cleared and cars
were able To run.
Wet Grounds at Carnival.
There was q noticeable decrease In
showing At tho ball park-thIs week. The
rain Of Yesterday drenched the grounds
and made the place n sea Of mud. Sew
eral OF the tents were blown over as the
result Of the heavy wind.
Dance Saturday Evening.
A dance will be given Mt the Frat Hall
Saturday evening and no doubt large
crowd will be In attendance An or
chestra will furnish the music for the
event.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burton arc spend
ing today at the home OF relatives at
Mrs W H. Saunders left yesterday TO
spend the weekend with relatives at
CantSn.
Things were rather quiet in police
court last evening. no arrests being
made.