The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
MOUNDSVILLE news
WILL PUT Up A
BATTLE TODAY

Moundsvlle high school will have
what is probably the hardest game OF
the season this afternoon when they
clash with the fast Linsly Institute
team from Wheeling. Linsly Is known
to have one of the strongest teams in
the state this year and have won nearly
all OF their, G'tmes. being defeated by
The locals have bcen playing in hard
luck 50 far this year and have won only
one of four games. being defeated by
Warwood, Bellaire and Purkers6urg
However. the team has been practicing
hard all week and Will present the
strongest lineup Of the season against
tho team from wheeling.
condition for the game and the playing
field is now surrounded by o strong
wire fence. This will remove many Of
the object!nable features OF past games
as the crowd will be forced to keep back
of this fence.
May identify Man.
The body Of the GX-sOldier who was
found in the river Thursday by local
man, may come from Now MartinsVille.
according to u statement issued yester-
day. Coroner McCombs did not learn
the name OF the man but he said that
he thought 1t was Charles Smith from
New Martinsville, as he answered the
description of the dead man in many
lutely identify the man as tho body IS
badly decomposed. but the local author
tiles are investigating the report.
Taken Back to Prison
Big Run mine, just below the city on
the Ohio side, by Deputy Sheriffs Chas.
King and Deputy Sheriff Carl Duffee'
of Belmont county. THURSDAY afternoon.
for having rilated his parole from tho
Michigan penitentiRry.
Tucker has been paroled twice and
will not have TO serve out his full term.
He was convicted on a charge or nav
ing killed young lady. He Is orotnef-
, in-law Of Al Moore. OF this city. who Is
now serving a life term In the peniten-
, tiary here.
in Auditorium, Wheeling, Saturday
Oct. 30th. 500 p. m.
An persons from Marshall county
desiring to participate In the big
street denomination will assemble
Mt Goth and Chapline streets, Wheel
ing a. IT. %; o. E. !: A. A: H. Memorial.
Tomorrow. Sunday, October Slst, has
been designated as Memorial day ior
the local lodge Of Jr. o. U. A. NJ. All
members of the order are requested 70
O'Clock, to attend church in a body to-
morrow evening.
Nearly 100 persons were present at
, terday evening in the high school gym
naSium. Tho Sophomore class enter
tanned with masquerade party. mo
gym was decorated IN halloween colors
and many weird costumes were seen.
A fine program was given by members
snow In Country.
Snow was reported In several parts
Of the county yesterday morning nu.
II hard rain fell until o'clock. Farm
ers in town yesterday said that on sew
, cral ridges snow covered the ground
and on Bowman ridge snow 1eIl from
$50 until 8 o'clock.
Church Services.
Rev. A. W. Frazier. pastor Of the First
Church OF God, on Second street. VAL
preach on What the Bible Says About
on Friday evening. November 6. Rev.
and Mrs. Covert. who have been In
the missionary service for some time,
will both civ, . an H %Tii, Si.v
The Indian A. G. football team OF TINS
city, will play the "Weinies," OF Bell
aire. at the Fort Pitt field. across inc
river. Sunday afternoon. promptly AT
o'clock The BellRire team Is one or the
strongest in the Valley and will put
,up a strong offense against the locals.
The Olympics. OF this city, win 70 TO
Marietta tomorrow TO play me MIL
eta independents tomorrow afternoon.
MonudEviuo Personals.
| Mrs. w, X Mason. OF Seventh street
who was operated on at the Glendale
, hospital Wednesday. IS. now doing
nicely. -
Fred Tweedlle, who Is employed at
| MorCantown, has been spending Few
DAYS with friends here.
Mrs Charles kochler. of Pennington.
and Mrs. Myrtle Murphy, OF GYPSY,
have returned to their homes after WIS.,
! iting j. A. Manning, Of Tomlinson ave.
nue. Mrs. Brown, of wheeling. ana
, Mrs. Landers. OF Morristown, "; spent
wednesday with Mrs. A. McDanlels' on
Grant avenue. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis E. Parker left Tor
! their homo yesterday morning nj Fltts-
| burrh, after q visit to Mrs. Parker
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. sooner, or
! FYfth street They are on their way
! home from their wedding trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Stidger have re-
turned from a visit TO MIR. and Mrs. Il.
q ,Hrisvell at Cleveland.
| MIR. and Mrs. Wash are guests or MT
and Mrs. A. r. McMnrray. on Fifth 81
They are moving from Cleveland TO
senator ". F. Burgess, of Eighth ST.,
left Yesterday for Jacksonburg, where
he addressed a Good Roads meeting last
Mrs NJ. 4. jacques. who suffered a
slight stroke Of paralysis last week
| is now able 10 be up.