The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

in the central part of the city. A new
apparatus will be purchased.
The mon receiving the appointments
are: Charles Long. captain; George
August Wasmuth, hoscmcn. This will
give the North Side two iiremcn on the
Job at all times. Arrangements are be-
ing made by the fire chief 10 take care
of an calls until the fire alarm boxes
have been installed in the different parts
Of tho city. This work would have been
completed had It not been for the ship
mcnt of wire being delayed.
Services Well Attended.
Due to the EhIldrcns' Day exercises
at the Lutheran church yesterday morn
ing there was a combination service of
Sunday school and church together. A
very interesting program was rendered,
IN which nearly all the children in the
primary and junior departments took
part. A short address m connection
pastor. Rev. l.. A. McCord. The ser
I!ces were we'll attended and enjoyed
by all.
Local Teacher to Bethany.
Miss Ruth Smith Of Cincinnati and
member OF the faculty OF the Warwood
high school. after spending several
days visiting friends in this city: has left
for Bethany. Miss Smith has accepted a
position as an instructor in the summer
school. She will resume her old duties
III NdIWOO0 a. liIS US llhiIhb Va TIC AAiI
term.
Sprains Arm.
John Swartz well-known young man
Of this city, was painfully injured Sat
urday when he lost his balance and fell
from coal truck on which he was
riding. lie received n badly sprained
arm in connection with a large number
of cuts about the face. He was re-
ported to be resting as easily as could
be expected at a late hour last evening.
Pumping Well.
Work was again started on tho pump
ing Of tho we'll which is located between
Fifth and Sixth streets on Ohio ave-
nuo. The we'll Is being drilled by local
enough to tell whether 1t will be a
gusher or not.
working Very Slow.
The contractors in charge Of the work
IF fixing Warwood avenue in the lower
part OF the city is working very slowly
and many of tho people are remarking
about 1t being a shame Tint they have to
drive over the extreme bad stretch in
that part Of the city. The work WAS
held up for several days by the rain
tcrial. He received n large amount OF
material on Saturday and expected to
put n double force OF men to work this
morning in hopes Of making a great
Roadway.
Pine Display.
A very fine display Of vacation goods
which every person needs on their trip
during tho summer is on display in
the windows Of w. E. MCNAMARA drug
store on Warwood avenue. The display
has been arranged by Harry B1rloH. one
Of the clerks. and he has received large
number Of compliments on his wonderful
work.
Rev. Cory Spoke.
Rev @. w. Cory. superintendent OF
the Union Mission spoke last evening
to a large conGregati ton ut the Warwood
Presbyterian church. Rev. Carson was
called to fill the pulpit at the Freshly
terrain church in Toronto. Rev. Cory
took as his subject. How to Keep From
Slowly Recovering.
Steve. Culley, who was injured at the
Beech Bottom coal mine several days
ago, Is slowly recovering at the North
Wheeling hospital. 1t was at first
thought that his leg was broken but af-
ter a careful examination II was found
that 1t was only badly wrenChed.
North side Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Braunlich and fam.