The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18

gregation in the lecture room or the
Presbyterian church on Friday evening
the 10th. This is get-together meet,
ing OF the men to plan for the future
work of the church.
Rev. H. A. Riddle and Earl Thompson
took part in the program at the Teach
crs' institute at the Kimmin's school on
Friday evening last. Rev. Riddle gave
an illustrated lecture on Schools, anu
Rev. Thompson gave talk. Also JOS;
with the musical part OF. the program.
The Ncighborhood club held Its frst
meating this fall on Friday evening
! last. at the home Of Miss Annie .Reed.
with large turnout Of its members
: and a fine program was rendered. Sub
jcct being Beautiful America.
The Epworth league OF this n. u;
church held Its business meeting last
! evening at the home OF Miss H3zel
Martin. After the election Of ofhcers
and some other business was finished. q
social hour followed with refreshments
served by the members.
John H. Titus was a business caller
at the county seat few days ago.
Mrs Sarah Babcock entertained at
and Mrs. VIM. Berry. Miss Sue Whit
ham and Mrs. Lille Whitman.
Miss Sara Thompson of Gastonville.
Pa, was week -end guest Of her broth
or, the Rev. Earl Thompson OF this
place.
Mrs. Ezra Chipp was called to Nor
Gantown to the sick bed Of her step
brother. who is seriously III.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ray Of Cadiz,
Ohio spent Sunday last at the home II
Mrs. f. T. Moore.
The farm of the late Jacob West. two
miles west Of town: was put up TOT
sale on Wednesday, but as the highest
bid was only $50 per acre. The farm
wasn't sold and the sale Is postponed
indefinitely.
Frank L. Reed. who was employed
in the Electric Express company OF
Cleveland. has resigned his position
driver with the Scott Lumber company
of Warwood, w. Va.
Among the Wheeling visitors recently
were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs! H. H. Lamb. Miss Mary
Lamb. Miss Lester and Mrs. c. B. Hunt.
Mrs. G. b. Woods of WashtngtTn
spent day, recently calling on old
friends In this place.
Mrs. Elmer z. Craver and daughter
We're callers in Claysville recently.
Mrs. Phillips was Valley Grove wish
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zimmerman have
returned to their home In st. Clairsville:
O.. after n pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Mccoy Of this place.
Mrs r. L. Scabrigler Of Roney's
Point. was a caller in town one evening
Mr. and Mrs II. Fl. Lamb entertained
at dinner on Wednesday evening Mrs.
Sarah Babcock and Miss EsSie Lester.
The dinner was in honor Of Miss Lester
who has gone on visit with relatives
in South America.
J. B. Chambers. who has been suffer.
ing from badly fractured limb for the
last eight or nine weeks. caused by
being struck by an auto driven by Harry
Mcdonald. is able to go about his home
on crutches.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Tits spent q day
at Tits Of south Of Claysville.
Miss Essie L. Lester left on Saturday
to join her nephew, VIM. II. Lester OF
!, New York City for a few. days visit,
and sails on Wednesday the 18th, for
Valparaiso, Chile. South America. where
she plans to spend several months
among relatives in that section. This
Is Miss Testers first visit to South
America, but it has always been her de-
sire to make this trip. Her brother.
the Rev w. II. Lester. for many years
was a missionary to that country and
later years before his death. was pastor
of q church in Valparaiso for time.
preaching to his people each Sabbath a
sermon in Spanish and one In English.
DR. Lester died almost two years ago
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Cor
don Garvin OF Valparaiso. and was
laid TO rest beside his wife, who died
many years ago. and was buried In thai
country. Miss Lester expects to spend
several months ut tn" home or her
niece. Mrs. Gordon Garvin.
1t Will take seventeen dave for fH'-