The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-09
NORTH SIDE
(warw,,od and RlehIand.)
new COAL Mine
IN NORTH END
other items or Interest Gathered AZ
Random N Busy Section.


clerk George Abrams for the erection OF
n coal ttpple at his nov rn'n. near IN.
Richland coal tippl" al"nS IN" nNtI
road. The structure Will cost NV
and will be one of the most modern and
up-to-datc pieces OF coat loading ma
emery in the district.
In speaking TO Mr. COnStan=a IaSt
CyrninS. he told a representative ~ TINS
rancr that "he at once would SGT the
material and work Will hC started WITH
in the next week on thlS nov tIpplc'
He also SAID: This min" ocInS
closer TO Wheeling. u Will De mucn
easier for the trucks 10 Z" ioau'" h'te
instead Of going to my other mine 10
Gated at Firth street, War~o"d | aISo
D expect 70 have this ttppic IN shape !"
start work by the middle OF July as u
. - impossible to get enough c";d "nt OK
; the other mine to supply my present.
Engineer orion Roller has been gwen
, complete charge OF the erection OK '"e
new structure
All plans have been completed ana
: work will be started tins morning on
erecting stands, etc. for the lawn te.e
! which will be given this evening anu
! Thursday evening by the ladies OF tne
! Corpus Christi church. The affair -
! nne Of the first OF the season and very
| large crowd Is expected both evenings
! The affair will be given on the lawn IN
! front OF the church on War"ood a>e''"''
! A meeting OF the members or MISS
! Nellie Moore's Sunday school class OF
! the Presbyterian church was hei9 lass
! evening at the home or the .,,es
! HunSsberry on Reilly Hill ROAD. -ileF
! a short business session very en)oya-
SIa Tina was spent by those present.
Broeharhood Meets.
I Members Of the Brotherhood OF mo
I Lutheran church attended very me-
! estinS meeting last evening in the so
eial room. Several important church
! matters were brought up by the preSl-
, dent w J. Kaiser, and were acted upon
Routine business was transactsu. S'''f
which a social session was enJoSeu'
Glass TO Meet.
Arne.+ing Of the members OF Miss Luz
4 c,stIa Thompson's Sunday school class
! 6f the Lutheran church VIII DC nsa
! this evening at the home OF MISS Na .r.n
} iyn Forsch on Twentieth street. Hhe
evening will be spin with games ana
! music. Plans will also be taken up IN
| connection with the annual outing u
the class.
AN -. vonnr people Of the rrcsoy-
terian sunday school who arc soinE 10
take part in the Children's day exercises
| 10 be held in the near future we're a.
the church prncticins their pain paris YES :,
S ssT6sy; arr a gsd' for 's the OCCASION
/ @. ". b n. Met. :,
Tho monthly session OF the c. w. b.
; NJ society OF the Christian churen VIZ
/ held yesterday Sf'eT III %Tnet S street.
; Several matters were taken up ana DIS,
! cusse, after which there was s"caas
session. Mrs. Guy Pryor hao chafse
Of the meeting.
Mrs Harry Wilson will entertain tne
r,nnohers OF the Five Hundred club thls
afternoon at her home on War"oou a ,H,
nuc. The hours from 10 o CLOCK w
be spent in playing CARDS: AZ rm ncncon
cusion OF which q delightful luncheon
will be served.
DR.. w. s. Webb. well-known pny sie.an
Of this city. left Monday morning nos
Uk,ahoma, where he will spend MS va
catinn on one OF the large ranches IN
no vnst He was accompanied oy ms
wife and two daughters. he vApes.s
TO be gone two weeks and aue,ms vii miI
absence the other local physicians wa
take care OF his patients.
important Meeting.
An important meeting OF the 1oune
PEOPLES club was held last evening a.
the home OF Miss Grace 49," 800 All
Mans were completed for the ice cream
tsocial 70 be given Friday evening.
North Side Briefs.
Miss IIah Mays. who has been III 10.
several days at her nome on
avenue, is slowly recovering.
THOMAS Parriott. well-known con
tractor, has completed improvements ~
tho Brin residence on Warwood aHenue'
The painting OF L. II. Holman cor
Iectioncry and residence Is ABOUT en- III
pleted. The work is being done oE E
rncr Grimm. -,onr,nv
co attend the commencement exercises
az west Liberty Normal scho0' 'N''
morning. o, % hi.
Harry Lukens has returned 10 Us
home in Akron after spending
days visiting relatives in this CITY. an
Miss Anna Stenger, who mas oeen ~
FOR some time at her home on war
Hood avenue Is slowly recovering.
MT, and Mrs. James Schad nave
turned to their home in 81. (taAis''
sfter visiting friends In this CITY a.,
Miss Olea Mays. Of Clarksours'
snendine several days visiting az .ne
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry heFchneE'
werx i. progressing rapidly on inc
repairipx Of some OF the holes alons
wsrTooa avenue. The work IL oeIns
done by Street Commissioner Sroii4eA
and force OF men ,o,,, Ia.
The wheeling Traction company n
a large force OF men working on .ne
renairing OF tracks throusnouI cae
civ. some Of the old ties are oeins te
placed by new Ones