The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
NORTH SIDE
Hercules Funeral
(warw>od ana Riehland.)

Funeral services for William Hcrcu-
les, who was instantly killed Wednesday
at the Glenwood coal mine, Will be hcld
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home Of George Taylor on Glenns Run.
Services will be held at ESQ o'clock at
Short xGcreek cemetery where interment
will be made. The deceased was in his
twenty-second year and besides his wife
is survived by two small daughters.
rafs Part In State Contest
Miss Nellie Shirley, OF Nineteenth
street, who won honorS in the recent
Wheeling literary district contest, lett
Thursday evening for Morgantown. Miss
Shirley will take part IN the state liter
airy contest TO be held at Morganown
this evening. Miss Shirley Is the only
one from the district that has entered
the contest.
At recent meeting OF the Warwood
Junior Sewing circle arrangements were
made for an ice cream social TO be gwen
Friday evening. May 2Sth. The follow
ing committee will have charge: Misses
Alma Minor. Ruth Long. Eva Simpson.
Lillian Mayors and Mrs. Frank Meyers
win Return Next Week
Mrs. S. l.. Christian. president OF the
Senior circle Of Kings Daughters OF
| Warwood who several weeks ago was
named as delegate to the International
bi-annual meeting of Kings Daughters
being held in ST. Louis. Mo- Is expected
home some time next week. MIS-
II
49, 49, Car Hit Machine
A large touring car rrn by woman
whose name could not he learned, ran
IN front Of a street car which was
coming into the city at u good rate OF
speed yesterday afternoon. Several who
witnessed the accident ut first thought
that the machine would be badly
sma shed but the auto seemed not to be
greatly damaged As the woman con-
fIpnad on har
Building Garage
Frank Costanza. who Is opening the
new mine south Of the Richland Coal
company on Warwood avenue, is now
tipple This garage will be used Tor the
storage and keeping of the coal truck
which Is being used In hauling the
coal
A message was received by local peo-
pie stating that Lester Long. former
local boy now soldier in the y. >;
army in the South. was badly injured
several days ago in an auto smasn-u up
His flance. who was with him, was IN
stantly killed. The young man had been
granted a leave Of absence and with MS
fiance were on their way to be married
when the accident occurred. Long was
taken to a hospital in Alabama. where
II Is thought that he will recover
North Side Briefs
Albert Huss, who has been seriously
| III at his home on Sixteenth street Is
slowly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. John Felsing and family
Of Steubenville are spending several
days visiting at the homo OF relatives
on Richland avenue.
The Alumni association or the war.
wood High school, will give banquet
this evening for the graduates in the
high school gym. .bo
schools Of the North Side and Richlana
1ln
George Hood Of Eighteenth street will
spend the weekend visiting friends In
Pittsburgh, Pa. ,.o-
nue are the proud parents OF paDE
Paul Steele is able to be out after
being i'll for several days at his nome
on the North Side. ,o,
have left for Pittsburgh. Pa" wnere
they will spend the weekend visiting
Mr.. and Mrs; Harry DiHon hay have - re- e.
turned TO their home in Folianspee aA'er
visiting friends in this city. -
MICS Esther Cummins. of Bellaire. o..
| Is the guest Of her sister on the NoF'h
Side. ~ =, c,,n-
hariand. Md. have returned home after
visiting at the home or MT ana "fs
Miss Margaret Anderson has returned
to her home in Mingo after a visit with
| friends in this city. n
is spending several days wishing II
the home Of his brother, Paul harli"'
| Of Richland avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Freese IS spending
several days visiting friends in Dayton
Miss Martha Long has returned to
bsr homo in this city after visltlnG
friends in Cameron. w. Va, -.
Misses Nellie and Marie Phillips OF
this city will leave this morning TOT
Ciarksburg, where they will WISH
| friends and relatives.
Officer Harry Garden and Dave Evans
| motored to West Alexander yesterday
where they visited friends.
Mrs. Schafer has returned 10 mr.
| ing friends IN this city.