The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-15
CAMERON

CAMERON. ". Va, April ia pre-
ilminary meeting was held at School
Hall Thursday evening and plans for
mulated to have our high school take
part IN the literary contest at Wheels
ing. which occurs some time during the
puisory arbitration OF labor troubles is
10 b. debated. Leslie Hodson was chos-
on to represent the Cameron High
school in the contest and will take the
ncEatiy" side Of the question. Judge J.
II. Allison. DR.. 6. r. Wells and Verne
Monrv" were chosen as judges for the
occasion. The alumni OF the high
school will attend the contest in body
and large delegation or educational
enthusiasts from this place will be pres
, ont
Or. a. s. Kelley. secretary of the
Stat. Board Of Missions Of the Baptist
church. ti.led the pulpit Of that church
at this place Sunday evening. His ser
mon was along the line of missions and
was very interesting. delegation
from Fork Ridge was present and al
tho close OF the service the matter OF
extending call to tho minister to take
churches was talked over but no defi-
mite ac'iGn was takGn in the matter.
Charles sloan. who recently returned
from III" Gl"ndnl" hospital was at Nc
NcChcn on business yesterday. He Is
much improved in health.
The last report from Waldo Jackley.
who has spent several weeks at the
ONO Valley General hospital in Wheel
ing is that he is recovering from
very critical condition as the result OF
an operation for appendicitis and VIII
b able To return TO his home at this
place in Il few days.
W. c. Drake spent Sunday with
friends AZ Wheeling.
$. W. McCardlc is at GAINESVILLE at
tending n banquet of the agents for the
GAINESVILLE monumental works.
u ID. McCardle was up from Mounds
willie attending to some matters OF bus
mess saturday.
William Guthrcy had the misfortune
70 lose two fingers while at work in
tho MCK""Sport oil fields Friday. He Is
now at home and is nursing very sore
hand
J. i. Hutchinson has gone 10 Cncin
natl Ohio. where ne Is looking after
position as an undertaken.
Aaron Bcrtcr IS able To be about his
business again after being off for sew
era days on account Of I'll health.
Mrs Roscoe Garrison and children OF
Ml"Ho. Pa. are guests at the home OF
Mr. .Gnrrison's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Garrison. on WayneSburg avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Durbin came home
yesterday from visit with their
daughter. Mrs Vance Gosncy and fam
lily 1t Alexander. Ohio. They also spent
.o 3 'Sw days VIII" '''s"'' al '"''''e'''
Uncle Alex Siv"rt. who has been UNI
able 20 be on the street for some time
on account Of i'll health. was able to be
n bout town yesterday. and is now on
III" road Ia recovery.
Frankie Forrcl is quite sick and Is
reported to have typhoid fever.
contractor Bruce Crow is adding fire
escapes to the safety Of the Crawford
FntCl
c. G. Fish has been confined TO the
homo fer several days with a slight
illness.
Or. c Z. Hutchinson was up from
Moundsvile looking after some. pa
tents yesterday.
Mrs Harry Hughes vas operated up
on nj the hospital at Glendale Sunday
morning and nj last reports she Tas
getting along very nicely.
! s. Mccormack, OF Alicppo. Pa. was
q business caller in the city yesterday.
The 3 G. q. restaurant Of Cameron.
has changed hands. being taken over by
Brirc H. Dayton, formerly OF BysvilIe
Ohio.