The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
M'MECHEN
Council Will Meet

INETIIUCTS
hold meeting this evening in the may
ors office on Marshall street. There
are quite 4 number of business matters
to be discussed. among which Will De
the Spring cleaning: The councli Will
set a date for the cleaning OF the town
and all citizens are requested TO clean
their premises and the city VIII provide
wagons to come and carry the waste
away. The bridge question Will also
be given attention, Al members are
Now ScoutmRster
Geo. Dean, Of this city, has been ap-
pointed new scoutmaster TO MI the vac
ancy which was occupied by Harry Jen-
nings who Is leaving the city. inc
meeting night has been changed TO Fri.
day, and MIR. Dean has a number OF
plans for the scouts to make their meet
ing of more MIN, l1feF sn;,-.a,n
Mrs. Ed Morris will entertain the
members Of District No. Of the Ladies'
Aid society OF the NJ. L. church this
evening at her home on Fifth street.
bers of District No. 3 and Mrs. Geo:
Long will entertain the members or
District No. 4. The evening Will be
spent in music. conversation and needl-
work. At late hour delicious refresh
ments will be served.
Dress Rehearsal
Those who 1870 participating in the
play. "Oh Hara San" are requested TO
be present at the McMechen school au-
ditorium this evening when dress re-
hearsal will be held. 1t Is desired that
all be present at s o'clock 50 it may be
rehearsed several times as II Is to be
, staged Friday evening.
Local Coupl Married
A wedding that will prove quite sur
prising locally is that of Miss Eliza
beth Leeds Of this city to Everette Ar
thurs. The couple were quietly married
! Mrs. Arthurs IL O we'll known young
! lady OF this city and a great favorite
among the young people: Mr.. Arthurs
holds q responsible position at the Bal,
! timore and Ohio railroad. They will
reside in this city.
Mothers Day
Sunday will be Mothers Day at the
First Christian church. and Rev. G, G.
: Wilkinson. pastor Of the church has pre-
pared a special sermon for them. The
, choir is preparing a number Of special
anthems and preparations are being
made to handle a large crowd.
Attending Convention
W. H. Haberfeld is spending this
/ tion OF the air brake men Of the b. &
o. railroad. Upon his return TO this
. city q meeting will be held and he will
make reports concerntns the convention
| Miss Marie Schaffer. employe OF the
Sterling Products company. OF Wheel
! ra ing, left yesterday for Niagara Falls.
Cleveland and Canada. where she will
, spend several weeks on business in the
! interest of the company.
Christian Endeavor Society
! The members Of the Christian Endea
vor society Of the Christian church Will
, hold a meeting this evening in the
church parlors. After q short business
! session the remainder Of the evening
i will be spent in a prayer and song ser
vice
McMschsn Personals
/ The many friends Of Mrs. r. p. Nolan
who Is III at the Glendale hospital. will
/ be glad to learn that she is getting
Miss Della Calvert has resumed her
work at the B. & o. shops AZ stenog-
rapher after spending number of days
[ with friends at Akron; ,, e..
Clairsville, are visiting in this city for
a number OF days.
W. II. oliver. who suffered a frac-
tured rib several days ago when play
E. J. Eberly Is spending number or
days with friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. John Games Is moving his fam
| lily from Fourth street to Fifth street.
| Mrs. Clyde Hemphill of Parkersburg
Is spending several days in this city
! with friends.
Ben Wilson is getting along nicely
after being i'll at his home for num-
Der or days.
Mrs. Everette Arthurs has returned
home after brief visit at GAINESVILLE.
Howard Thonen is able to be oGt
again after being confined to his home
III for the past several weeks.
Martin Corners has returned home at
ter visiting with friends in Clarksburg
for the past three weeks.
Willis Corners has returned home az
ter visiting with friends on Chestnut
Hill for the past several days.
,, Samuel Crow and mother are moving
from this city TO Wheeling today.
DR.. p. D. Barlow has returned home
from St. Cla!rsville where he visited
his stock farm for a number Of days.
Mrs. Harry Fullerton. who has been
visiting with he rparents at ST. Glars
willie. has returned home.
Mrs. G. Fisher continues III at her
home on Marshall street.
Mrs. c. c. Sprouts is improving after
being i'll at her home for q number OF
days.