The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-08
NORTH SIDE
(warwood and Richland.)
Mother Day.

Mothers Day will be celebrated in
the churches throughout this city on
Sunday. Special musical programs and
sermons by the pastors will be render
/ ed in connection with Mothers Day in
the eastern section. On this day all
that arc unable to procure a white
flower can wear little white flag as
| the flowers are expensive this season
and the flags will answer the same pur-
pose.
Philip Albin has been granted q per-
m tS erect eaTase in tHS 5ear of his
Work will be started on the building
! the first part of the week. 1t will be
one OF the most up to date garages in
VIII Leave for Tulsa.
Elwood Fredericks. well known mail
carrier Of this city, has resigned his
position and Will leave the 18th of this
| month for Tulsa. Okla. where he has
| will take charge of the route.
Left for Louisiana
| Carl Schellenberg. who for several
years has been a resident of this city,
has left for Louisiana. where he is in
| enberg and children will leave some
! time next week for the south, where
they will make their new home.
Slowly Improving.
Edward Campbell, who was injured
Thursday at the Costanza mine, is re-
hospital He will be removed to his
home some time next week.
! Mike Sells, who was injured at the
Richand coal mine Thursday is recov-
ering at the North Wheeling hospital.
1t was thought that he was seriously
injured but such is not the case
| A number Of local citizens and chill
dren were busy yesterday cleaning the
Fairgrounds at the foot Of Nineteenth
street. This property Is owned by the
Warwood Tool Company and has been
the summer months.
! Burned Arm,
| Mrs. Mike Sedgwick, OF Warwood
avenue. was painfully injured yester-
Her sleeve caught fire burning her left
arm severely. A local physician was
called who dressed the injured arm.
She was reported TO be resting easily
t"'' ' officsr Garden off.
Since the new orders of the police de.
partment Officer Harry Garden was off
for the first time yesterday. One Of
: the extra mon from the city building
| was on the beat and many people were
surprised to see an officer in uniform
in this cisy. The new officer was Pa
trolman McElhattan.
In Honor OF Seniors.
The Junior class or the Warwood
high school will give a party this eve
ming at the high school in honor of the
Senior class Of 1920, which will leave
their studies on May 21st. 4 very good
time is promised by those that have
been invited.
Entertained Club.
Miss Virginia Myers entertained the
members OF her sewing club last even
ing at her home on Warwood avenue.
Following several hours spent In fancy
work the remainder of the evening was
spent in social way.
Committee Meeting.
4 meeting Of the committee in charge
of the w. w. dance to bs given in the
near future will be held next Friday
evening at the home OF Miss May Ebe-
ling. Several other matters will be
taken up.
Nirthday Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watson entertain
ed number Of friends last evening
with a birthday party in S,nor Of their
daughter, Betty. The evening was
spent in playing of games and music
at the conclusion of which dainty re-
freshments were served.
Norht Side Personals.
Halle Meyer has returned 10 his
home on Ohio avenue, after visiting
friends In the west for several months.
Mrs. Pauline Weber. Of Banonck, o.,
" -"~roaIn1 sArsral days visiting friends