The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
North SIDE
CHARLES BLACKBURN
SELLS HIS GROCERY
(warw'od and 1iehland.)

Charles Blackburn. we'll known resi-
dent Of Twentieth street. who for sew
. eral years has been operating grocery
store in Wheeling. has sold out his
business. Mr.. Blackburn stated that he
expects 10 go into the chicken business
20 a certain extent.
His intentions are TO just raise and
sell the chicks when they are few days
old. He expects to purchase an incu,
oator which will hold several thousand
eggs. For several years no has sup
piled number Of local people and pns-
mess houses with small chicks. Since
ne has gone out OF the grocery business
no will now sell the chicks himself.
Euehrs and Domino Party
The Catholic Ladies' Social CLUB O,
Corpus Christi church viii give a
at tho home Of Mrs. John O'Conner on
Twenty-first street. Following severai
hours spent In playing cards ana doml-
noes, dainty refreshments VIII Dc ser'-
ed.
Services wen Attended
Tho special services at the Lutheran
church both morning and evening yes
terday were well attended. Several new
and several children were baptized. Rev
l. A. McCord, pastor. preached two very
good sermons. Special selections were
rendered by the church choir.
SLOWLY 2eeovertng
TLittle Jack Minor. Ave year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minor was painfully
injured on Saturday evening when he
fell down q flight Of stairs \ local
physician found that his head was badly
cut and the boy suffered several minor
bruises about tho body. He was report
ed to be improving last evening.
Aesumss work
Doc" Barlow, we'll known clerk At w.
E McSamara's pharmacy. has resumed
his duties after having his army badly
cut in an auto smash-up several days
ago.
Funeral services for William Hercu-
les. who was killed Thursday while at
work at the Glennova coal nina were
hold yesterday afternoon at ! 80 o'clock
at the homo OF George W. Taylor. OF
Glsnn's Run. Rev. Arthur Lasenoy
pastor OF the Methodist church, otfici-
| ated Short services were held st 1880
o'clock at Short Creek NJ. e. church.
| Burial was made in the family burying
grounds in Short Creek cemetery
l Mss Nellie Shirley, student OF War
! wood High school and winner OF the
! Wheeling district literary contest. held
! several days ago, also won honors at the
town University on Friday. Miss Shirley
returned home Saturday afternoon and
her friends were indeed glad to hear OF
North side Br4sfs
A meeting Of the Loyeland volunteer
nre company win be held this evening.
Several matters will be discussed.
The meeting OF the Reliance hose
company has been postponed this week
on account Of the primary election on
Misses Ruth and Nellie Smith. mem
bers OF the Warwood high faculty, LETT
Friday for Cincinnati where they Will
spend the summer vacation with their
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dixon have re-
turned home after spending several days
visiting friends in Washington. Pa.
Miss Mary Long has returned to her
home on Warwood avenue following a
s ssSss Sis of Dayton Sisa Ohio. sister, Mrs
Miss Nora Mitchell has returned to
her home afte ra visit with friends IN
Grafton.
Som" FsE the az summer mss A Vacation 0
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. McCord. OF TWEEN
tieth street. will leave today for spring
held. Ohio. where they will visit Mrs.
All baltimore & Ohio trains running
passed through this city on account OF
fire which destroyed bridge on their
Miss Blanche Cooper. Of stenbenville,
is spending several days visiting with
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCoid and family OF
Wheeling. have removed into their new
home on Eighteenth street.
Miss Pauline Ewing. teacher at war
wood high school. left yesterday Tor
Fairmont. where she will spend the
week with relatives and friends.
Miss Rernice Leonhart daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Leonhart. who has
ity, at New Athens, Ohio. has returned
home TO spend the summer vacation
with her parents