The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS
DIVORCE DAY IN
CIRCUIT COURT

Divorce cases will be tried today in
| circuit court before Judge J. b. SOM
| mcrvillc
! In the case Of w. r. Mccreary. adm.
Us. Theodore Neihousc. the jury returned
| a verdict in favor Of the plaintiff in the
1 sumo Of SSJ. The plaintiff rs admins
| traitor was suing 10 recover certain
| money due tn" estate OF the late Louis
VIII Start Contest
| The Goddess OF Liberty which Sill
be in the huge parade TO he held the
Fourth Of July. will be decided In a
| contest. the plans OF which have not
pee eden to E stapt some time this week.
In addition TO the parade. which viii
be tn ebiggest OF its kind ever held IN
Moundsville. there will be two ball
games. an entertainment by inmates or
works A. yet the plans are merely
tentative.
Bur1ey-Ayres
Mr.. Creston G. Burley and Miss Faith
tcrday morning in Trinity Eplseopal
church by Rev. VIM. Meade; Only a
few Immediate friends and relatives
witnessed the ceremony.
The couple IL for tr'p IN the cast
shortly af,'r n. ceremony was per-
i Mr.. a. Mr> Burley are both we'll
known ~ city and are two Of the
| most . i.u.ar young people OF MOUNDS
/ Mr.. Bur,ey is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs:
l.J. y. Burley OF Lafayette avenue and
{ Mrs, Rurley Is the daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. 4. g. Ayres Of Third street.
p.op,e In the lower part OF town
again have car service without having
TO walk up to Seventh street. Some time
ago the old car wore out gear pin'or.
and as It IS impossible to repe, ny,re ~
was discontinued until the sewer on
Seventh street Is repaired. H,
However. another car was orpuGn'
dow nvesterday and Contractor Il. y
McEadden moved It from Jenerson ~
nuc on Sixth street. down Tomnnson
avenue 10 Seventh street. The car was
hauled ON III wheels by four horses.
Roary Club
At the weekly noon day luncheon q!
tho Rotary Club yesterday ke,i na.I -
dress entitled six symbols OF Success;
| The local Rotary Club Is taxing acc
Two interest In all matters ipSr1an,nI ~
the community and espec'a"! ma 90 90
has been appointed {" ascertain "ha'
can he done 10 aid IN this movement.
More Sewer work
Contra tor r. J. Mcradoen mas - "
ihs Seventh street sewer and the WORK
~ refiilinr Is now we'll under way
IA soorf as this Is completed mucn
smaller hole will be dug about thirty
or forty feet west Of the one now oe're
allied, where another tile is broken; II
Ia probable that man hole Will DC
rouudsv1ns Personals
| Alex Shepherd. OF Third street. mas
| gone to Mcrgantown 10 attend inc SUI
rntr term in mining engineering at inc
! state university. ,o to
Visiting his aunt and uncle, Mrs. J. T.
eHur hes at the Camp Ground.
u +, Bradford Of northern Tomiinson
avenue. viii graduate this week from
III eschool OF insurance OF Carnegie
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Morris, ot Rea,is
vic ohio. have returned home atter
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roy harchers OIL
Miss Virgini. Rafferty, and Merritt
Mccuskey left yesterday MS delega'eS
| from the First Presbyterian church 70
attend the c. E. Convention being he1d
Miss lola McGm arrived home YES
| terdav from visiting friends Al NJ
| C7airsviile. Ohio 1890,
Miss Edda Martin. of seventh street;
is visiting friends in Huntington anu
Charleston.