The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-07
Mrs. Perry Improving.


The condition Of Mrs. William Perry,
we'll known resident Of West Fayette
street. who sustained serious injuries
when sh" tell while with Il picnic party,
west OF this Sty. Monday afternoon. is
reported improving nicely at the local
hospital. and she Will probably be re-
moved TO. her home in the near future.
Attend Luncheon Tomorrow.
a crowd OF twenty OF the business
md professional men of this city Will
attend the weekly luncheon Of the Hi
wants club of Wheeling. at the Mcclure
hotel in Wheeling. tomorrow at noon.
rho local men are planning the organi-
satIon OF q similar club for this city.
Darrsh Punernl Held
The funeral services for Mrs. Indiana
parrah. who died at the home of her
son. John Darrah, on North Eighth
the place Ct death yesterday afternoon.
and the !ntermcnt was made at River
view cemetery.
Interesting Meeting Promised.
the members OF the Womcn's Mission
Try society of thu First Baptist churcn,
In the church on South Third street, to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. VIII Rowlcy
Will lead the meeting and the subject
cor discussion will be Motherhood IN
Heathcn lands"
TO Entertain Class.
Mrs. l.. W. SMITH will be the hostess
20 the members of the Hunters class OF
tho F!rst Baptist sunday school at her
home on North Seventh street. Friday
evening OF this week. following the us.
Nal business Of the class. the hours Will
be devoted 10 4 program OF social d.
versions of interest.
Held Lawn Fete.
The members of the Young Peoples
society OF the First Street y NJ. Z.
church held Il lawn lete on the grounds
Of the nurch on South Fifth street last
night. which was very well at ndcd.
and all present report having spent n
very enjoyable cTCnlng.
Memorial Service Tonight,
The services 10 be held at The First
Methodist church on South Third street
this evening, Will be IN the nature OF
memorial services for the late William
NJ. Jones, who was senior deacon of the
church before. his death. All of the
members uf the congregation. and es-
pccially friends Of the deacon have beea
invited 10 the service.
Animal Band Picnic.
The annual picnic OF the Buckeye
band. we'll known colored organization
of this city. will be held At Stccle's
Grove, three miles west OF tlis city,
Thursday. July 18th. a half hour mo
tor truck service has he"u ~.,Tranged
for 70 the grove and a concert as we'll
as dancing has been planned for tho
day.
Ex-Mayor's Car Stolen.
Tho large Chandler limousine belong
ing to ex-Maycr James RalstoN. candi-
date for sheriff Of Belmont county. was
stolen from his garage at the rear OF
the home on North Fourth street at
somc time during Monday cvcninH.
while the members OF the family were
absent from the house The theft WAS
reported to tho local police yesterday
morning. and the eX-mayor himself
started on the trail of tho car yester-
day morning. Nothing had been heard
Of the car last night.
Aged Resident NJ
The condition OF 5; W. Boyd. aged
suffered an attack OF heart failure,
Sunday. followed by another attack
Monday, Is reported only slightly i'm
proved, and his friends arc slightly
alarmed for his recovery.
Friends visiting Here.
Mrs. Nellie kerns OF Beaver Falls:
pa. Mrs, Sadie Woods Of Akron. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rose Of l,alrmont.
". Va. relatives OF Mrs. t.stc!la HancS.
Der homc on South Third street.
Kiwaais Representative Hare
G. X. Lincoln. held representative OF
the KiwaniS clubs Organization, spent
yesterday m this city with 4 number OF
local business and professional men
Interested IN the formation Of a club
in this city. He expects 10 spend today
Ean,zation Will probably he effected
Thursday.
Msrtins Perry Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas +. LIN ara
here from Philadelphia. Pa. Il" vis!-
ner parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Smith.
Mrs. Harvey Humphrey ana chill
drsl are here from Newport ky.I to