The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-28
NORTH SIDE
(warwSod and Riehland.)
WARWOOD WATER co,
NOTIFIES PATRONS
OF RATES HEARING
Admiration FOR Increase and New reg
uIsMon TO Be Heard as Charles
ton on june 9th.

Ev,dsnc. n the warwood Water &
Light Company in support OF us nPp,'
cation for authority 70 onG ,Sa vast
Virginia Public Service Commission NJ
Charleston, at O'Clock on InesuAS,
juno s. Notice TO this erect was kt.en
10 consumers In letters receives
tho Light & Power Company YESTERDAY:
The proposed new schedule OF rates
ranses from a minimum caarss o.
$3.50 for six months for llNe-elsnnuS
inch meter OF the disc or rotaCS 6Shpnn,
with maximum allowance OF us'goo
gallons for The six months, TO SIS6 TOT
a maximum allowance OF 24Oooo Sai-
ions per month through 1our-lhch
meter OF the same type. ,,-.u,.
Where meters OF current or torrene
type ia used. tho proposed rate ren6es
from $50 for six months maximum
consumption OF $4,000 gallons .hroosn
a two-inoh meter . 10 SSSt 50' ,our.inch
mum OF 100000 through 'o"' LIN"
For all water furnished TO consum-
nrs in excess OF their respective mini
mum net charge allowance, tne Ho1 ns
is cents per 1000 gallons.
II IS proposed TO charge the city, OF
wheeling SIS per month for each fHe
Good report for schools
T'he annual report OF the schools OF
Richland district for 1sls-ZO was SOM
out yesterday with very soou s"o"o
Graded: Enroll. Av; A. Pe a.
Rows " 373 $3.50 w
girls girls ............. Si9 2sa %
Boys Boy. :::.s::::.. 81 s. g
The percentage OF attendance durinsI
tho early part OF tho school year ma
,ertally reduced by the influenza t epi
year and a great interest had been
taken In the school work at all times.
Hishing Very Good.
Reports have been received rom
number of local sportsmen VINO naSe
been fishing IN the waters or the ohtS
river north Of government Dam NO. ~
They have returned home win SONG
very good catches and from al rePots
pouring the acid in the river that Ihere
L is a good supply.
All members Of the Boy Scouts OF the
Presbyterian church which was recent.
~ syys 0fSsht 10 table rock The party left
at o'clock and upon their arriVaA az
the rock fires were built and theg en-
joysd very good luncheon IN the open;
Scoutmasters Eastwood and henderson
had charge OF the boys.
Miner Improving.
Andy Klaus, who was injured Weones-
day at the Beech Bottom coal mine, ~
slowly Recovering at thu North Wheel
inv 6ospital. 1t was at first thought
that his injuries were serius put tne
doctor stated yesterday that ne was
greatly Improved.
Mrs. Charles Myers entertained the
members OF the Thursday Night CIus
last evening at her homo on Warwooo
avenue. The evening was spent Win
cards at thu conclusion or when re-
freshments were served. Those PIES
emf were: Mesdames William Burke.
Anton Yanda, Thomas Manin, August
KIndelberger, William Huss. Fhomas
Padden, ]. Hellmeller. Katherine Rellyl
~"D -A North side Briefs.
Walter Brunhaus Is slowly recover
ing at his homo on Seventh street. Ak
ter being seriously III; .,. 49,.
dogs recently caught. TO Morssntown.
whore they will experiment with inc
CANNES. They also ask for three more
OF special breeds Il 1t Is possible lot
Herbert Neidmann and family, OF
this city, are spending several days
visiting friends and relatives In Roches-
Mrs, Hoffman. Of West Liberty. spent
yesterday visiting friends this city.
Robert Schultz has returned TO mis-
homie in Fairmont after spending sew
eral days IN this city.
M!ss Carrie Hooker. or Bellaire' 10
apending several days visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. John Halpin, OF this city: -,
Mrs. r. J. Knox. Of Pittsourgh, Is the
, guest OF her sister. Mrs T. Z. Hood. or
Eighteenth street.
Miss Virginia Weber. OF Charleston.
Is visiting friends in this city;
Harry Ritz has resumed his duties
after being III for tho past week at his
home on Sixth street.
Mrs. Leroy Vankirk and children
have returned to their homo in Wells
burg, after visiting relatives on the
. North Side.
Boyd Hilton. police reporter on the
Wheeling Nows. with leave next weak
for Clarksburg, where he will go to
work on the Clarksburg Telegram.
Mrs Helen Hollnger and children, OF
Oxford. Neb., are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. Il Smith, OF this city.