The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22

quarters that all Is now in readiness Tor
the removal of the equipment or the
local offices to the new Miners Icinptc
building at Bcllairc. and III" WORK VII!
be started this week. Plans had DcciI
, made To have the work Of moving inc
equipment completed by the first OF De-
cember Local officials who have been
coming to tins city for Years. Will have
some slight difficulty for 4 short TIME
at least. getting accustomed TO going 70
Bellairc Instead. but the new Offices VIII
be the last wrrd in convenience 10
handle the business of the organization.
rs the Building is modern in every re-
spcct and especially built to handle the
business Of the miners headquarters.
King Funeral Today.
The funeral services for George COL
ston King. well-known colored man OF
this city. who died a few days ago. VIII
be held from the family home on the
county road. Kirkwood. this afternoon.
in charge OF the minister or the Way
! mems A. NJ. F. church, of Wheeling. and
the intermcnt will be made at Linwoou
cemetery.
Treated Boy Rough.
Frank Angelo. one Of the foreign resi-
dents OF Lansing. O., was given near
inv before Squire William Britton sat
urday evening on charge OF cruelty
to a son. II" WAS released from CUSTOM
on a promise that should he appcar
again on tho same charge. he Will be
given 4 salty dose. The lad Is cIRlneu
TO have committed some slight mlSdeed
for which the father is alleged TO nav"
tied him TO tho kitchen stove with his
hands behind him. and kept him in that
= ldition for some time.
Victim Improving.
Mr.. Mueller. well-known resident OF
the National pike. west of this citS, IS
reported as Improving following an &C
,.idcnt which occurred near his home at
said to have been struck by one or tho
Wheeling and St. Clairsrille husscs.
He was not AZ seriously injured aT was
Ut first thought
woods Infant Dead.
Marjorie. Louise. the infant daughter
oe Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Woods. Of this
city. dicd Mt tho family home in Kirk
wood Heights. last Saturday afternoon.
following - TWO weeks illness OF IN
fantile troubles Tho child was one
neral services will hn private. in charge
Of Rev. r. X. Dietrich. OF Martins
Ferry, and the interment will be made
at Greenwood cemetery
Mrs. Mary A. Coulter.
Mrs. Mary Coulter. one Of the Oldest
and best known residents Of Riveriew,
south of this city. died at the homo OF
her son, J. j. Cutler. at Stop II. on the
Be!lairc line. last Saturday afternoon,
following 4 four weeks illness of the
| lntlrTnltlcS OIL ape. bcEedScN "dS %
years Of age. and has been n resident OF
this vicinity for many years She was
connected with the Methodist church,
and is survived by two children. u son.
John and dauehter. Mrs. John Hub
bard both OF Holidays Cove. w. Va.
The funeral services will be held from
tn" place Of death. this evening at
o'clock. following which th" body will
be shipped to Hannibal. O. for inter
ment.
bridgeport II s..
Mrs John Reazle left yesterday for
her home at Canton. o.. after visit
with her daughter. Mrs. John Mathis, 1T
Brookside. o.
The Improved Order Of Red Men will
hold an important meeting IN the
Eagles home. on the CadiZ pike. tonight.
J. D. Mcfarland left yesterday for
his homo 1T Stcuhenville. o.. after Few
DAYS visit with local friends.
Dennis Crollcy Is reported confined to
his home in this city. suffering with an
illness.
The regular meeting Of the Sons and
Daughters Of Liberty will DO held
Wednesday evening.
Mrs Morgan Richards Is confined to
her home In Whitley street with serious
illness.
J. Ed Clark. OF Kirkwood. who re-
Gently recovered from serious illness
is again confined to his ,.rme IN Kirk
wood.
Or. Tubbs, wcll-known physician OF
New Athens has returned home after a
business visit In this city.