The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-16
MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
COAL COMPANY
MAKES EXTENSION
Richland Coal Company Erecting Elmo
Triple on Mckinley Fly
ing Field.

! Tho Rich!and Coal Company. which
: has several acres Of Goa! land here and
which also operates a min" on flrSt
! street. have several car loads OF lumber
| on the Mckinley flying field, ami Will
begin tho erection of Il FIRST class coal
! ;lpplc - soon as possible. Tho new
| Triple viii be built 50 as Ia handle coat
| from the mine I" either the river u:
! railroad.
The mine now being worked on FRS.
street VIII in all probability BE- tho main
entrance TO the shaft However. an en-
! trance may b" gained through the new
! drift that IS 10 be opened. one Of the
entries of the First street mINC IS be-
' !nE mined under the railroads and viii
! extend directly under the new uppi"
| location. An entrance to the entry vii!
! b" mad" by sinking new shaft from
! the surface Of the Mckinley field.
In an probability, many Local Goa!
/ men say tn" new entrance wI!l enable
| tho company tn draw moro coal from
| their holdings and this will necessarily
| require many more miners to operate
| The mines IN full Il - also under
stood the company viii continue 10
| draw coal from the First street en-
| trance wor use in the city.
Will Have Hwanis Club.
Attorney Charles McCamic. Of this
city. while 4 guest Of the Wheeling HI
| wants club Al the weekly luncheon yes
| tsrday. held In the Mcclure. Informed
| The said club that about 40 business
men Of Moundsvliic were contemplate
! ing the organization "f a kIwaniS club
| III the Mound, ti;y. With the. cO-opcra-
| ton of tn" Wheeling kikanians and
| with the aid OF Mr.. {. II. Lincoln. inter
, national organizer Of klwanls Clubs
| loCa! business men are planning 4 meet
| ing Of all those wishing to Join such 4
! club IN the very near future. and II is
| generally believed that MUundsvillC VII!
! also be placed on tn" klwan'S club map
| OF America. tirCdt interest IS beng
| displayed in tn" organization of such
| club in MoundSv.lir and several busI-
ness men expressed the belief last c,"-
innS that II would BE- Il realization IN
The near future.
Police Court.
George Jackmau who was picked up
late WedncS day nigh; on the street by
! city officer and who WAS placed N
| jail for safe keeping on charge OF be-
/ Ing in tho dreamland of lntoXicants. was
| Rrraigned in police court Yesterday
| morning and after som" discussion ar
ranged TO pay fine Of 81 and costs.
Truck Called.
A fire alarm was sent in from EoX
No. =. on Twelfth street. early Nestcr-
! day afternoon and the fire truck from
the city building AZ once responded.
When N" truck arrived on tn" scene df
action the fire had been cNtInGuished. !
No damage was done :" IN" property.
VIII Have Offering.
Tho annual thanks offering Of the |
Womans Foreign Missionary Society Of
the First NJ. l.. church. Will be held nCNt
SUNDAY morning Tho meeting viii h" ,
lecture on Africa. 4 large crowd Is an
tiviparcd as this lecture will b" similar
to the one given Il few weeks ago by !
Mrs. Emma Moore Scott. on India.
woodmen Picnic Saturday.
Tho annual picnic Of tho Modern |
woodmcn lodge Of Wolf Run. VIII hc |
held tomorrow at Philips Grove. The, |
program should be very good rs it IN !
speaking. All Modern Woodm"n ar" I
cordially invited 10 attend and bring |
their wives and families or swccthcartS !
New Boat for Mine.
The Clifford mine of tho central Min !
ing Company. situated just opposite Tins |
city on the Ohio side. has purchased a !
new. gasoline boat and number Of |
bargeS 10 be used in towing coal To the |
Wheeling district. coal cars have he !
como 50 nadcquat" IN enabling the !
company 70 maxi tn" regular shipments |
of coal thet il lad hcrom" necessary for !
them 10 turn 10 the river route for tho !
transportation of their coal 70 it, dcSt!- |
nation point in this locality.
Moundsvilel Briefs.
RAUL Ryan. who has been confined u |
the Glendale hospital for tho past week |
suffering with blood poison in his right !
arm. was reported last evening To- lac !
resting easy.
Clarence Elliott and Miss Annr
knuth. both Of Wheeling. were quietly |
united in marriage at the parsonage uf !
the Christian church. by Rev. j. T.. |
Smith. yesterday morning.
number Of the friends If Mr. ard !
Mrs. Frank Young went to the latic~S |
home on Western Firm street. last cvr-
ming and gave them real Scrcnadc. |
The jollifiCat!On took place abou; II
O'clock
Carl steele Of Tomlnson avenue. has |
returned from an extended visit to
points IN Ohio.
Miss Margaret Martin. Of jefferson
avenue. who has been very II, with ton
sllitIS. is able To b" out again
Miss Ellen Alexander - confined T. |
her hcmr on Center street. with illness |
Miss Alice Taylor. of Glendale. has
res 3Cncd her position with tho WC:zcl |
county hospital at New MdrtjnSviIlc and |
rd~ returned home.
Mr. q. {. Hall and son James, Of |
Tmmilnson avenue. HAY" returned from |
&. hrIcf visit with friends IN Wheeling.
Mrs. Ed Balm. ~ Columbus .. will |
arrive here to-day 10 I!Sat her sister. |
Mrs Ben Rubre"hr and many friends. !
Rev W. = Harold has returned t" his !
horne IN Htch' r<hur:. after spending |
several day no IA" city on business.
Mrs. ". H. smith. Of Wa! ncSburG. |