The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
NORTH SIDE
WARWOOD BOY IS
SERIOUSLY HURT
Stx-Year-old Son Of Mr.. and MRS. Z. j.
Benthed Breaks Collar Bone When
He Fails from wagon.
(warw)od ana RIonland.)

The SiX-year-uld son Of Mr.. and MIS-.
T.. ]. Bcnttcld of Twcnty-sixth street
resting easily late last evening at his
home after falling from n wagon and
breaking his collar bone on Tuesday al
tcrnoon At the time of the accident
no ono thought that he was injured rs
he climbed back on the wagon and rooe
home
He complained to his mother several
hours later about something hurting
him. DR.. W. p. SammonS was caiIcu
and X-ray picture was taken, yestcr-
day morning which showed that INC
lad's> collar bone was broken. IL Is
stated that the injury will soon heal
Leaves on Vacation.
George Cunningham, we'll known mail
carrier OF this city. left yesterday al
ternoon on tho steamer General Woou'
for Cincinnati. Mr.. Cunningham expects
IN he in the Ohio city for at least two
weeks. where he will visit friends. Dur
ing his absence. another carrier from
the Wheeling office is taking care OF
Mr.. CunniEhan's route.
Standard Bearers to Meet.
4 meeting OF the Standard bearers
will be held Thursday evening at the
home Of Miss Elizabeth Klein, NO; 10
twentieth street. The evening VIII De
spent in the usual pastimcs.
Scout Meeting.
Regular meeting OF the Boy Scouts or
troop No. 10 will be held this evening
at the Methodist church on Fourteenth
street All members are requested to
be present as a, number OF important
matters will be taken up and discussed,
Lester Smith, scoutmaster, will be In
charge.
An all day session of the members OF
the Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran
church will be held in the social rooms
of the church. Most Of the day Will be
held in quilting. A business session VIII
be held in the evening at which time
reports will be heard from the differ
ent committees In connection with the
lawn fcte, which was held last month.
Likes New Position
Thomas +. Kindelbcrger, well known
barber Of this city, after starting Iues-
day morning on his new position, as an
assistant health officer, stated THAT ne
liked the position. 1t Is understood that
la new barber will take Mr.. kindeiper-
gers shop over In nc next couple days
Elects Officers.
At meeting of the members OF the
s. H. NJ. club at the home OF MISS Mary
Wilson. ia addition TO the regular rou-
tine business officers were elected for
thn ensuing year Mrs. James Logan
President, and Miss Helen Minor. secre-
tary. Plans were then taken up and
discussed for picnic which Will be
held at Wheeling Park some time the
latter part OF the month.
Business Session
Monthly business session OF the NOM
bers of the Busy Bee Club was held last
evening at the home Of Mrs. B. n.
kearn, Of Richland avenue. At this
time they discussed plans for a lawn
party to be given in the near future
This was followed by social session
at which time the guests enjoyed
dainty luncheon.
North Side Briefs,
MIR and Mrs. Harry Kennedy Of Cleve-
land, O., are the guests Of Mr.. Ken
nedy's parents on Nineteenth street.
Or. and Mrs. Peterson, OF Minneapo-
lis, after spending several days in this
city left last evening for New Jersey.
Charles A. Peterson. Of Washington
Pa, is spending several days with bis
family, on Warwood avenue.
L Miss Goldle Plants has returned to
her home on Eighteenth street. after
spending her vacation with friends at
Buckeye Lake.
MIR and Mrs. Z a. stevens and son:
Of Youngstown, o. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il. ShearinG. of
Nineteenth street
c. +, McShanc has returned to his
home in Pittsburgh. after spending sew
eral DAYS visiting at the home Of Harry
Y. Shcaring. Of Nineteenth street.
Miss Hazel Sammons has returned to
her home on Warwood avenue after WIS.,
Ting friends at Buckeye Lake.
Miss Ruth Ilarkins left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. where she Will spend
the remainder of the week visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reese have return