The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03
intermcnt will be dc at Riverview

lntermcnt will be mcde at Rlverview
, cemetery.
coroner's Inquest.
Coroner John K. Wyatt of Bcllaire,
into the death o: the late Mike Sulii-
van, who died rs result of wounds
inflicted at his HON, last Saturday eve
ming, will be held in this city tomor-
row. and followin$ the hearing OF Wit
neses the formal crGict will probably
be rendered.
Thimble Bee.
Mrs. John Johns Will entertain the
members Of the Thimhlc Bee at her
home on the corner of Washington and
ing and fancy work will he tho prIncl-
pal diversions Of the afternoon, and I
! luncheon Will be 4 feature OF the event.
Red Men Dance.
The members Of the Red Mems club
will give another Of their series of
dances at the Frat hall on North Fifth
street TOMORROW evening. and the uSGa
good crowd is expected. \ program OF
round and square dances Will be en-
! joyed during thy evening.
League Business Meeting.
IN important business meeting Of
the m"mhvrS Of the Luther League OF
81. Johns Lutheran church VIII nc
held at the Sunday school rooms of tho
row evening. and every member OF the
! league has been urged t. hc cat.
Clerks In Booths,
Some trouble was, experienced at
yesterday by clerks going into the
booths and mstructing the citizens how
to vote. and 4 number Of complains
We're received at the Republican head
sent to all OF the Voting places TO see
that all voting was done legally.
Everybody Busy.
Every candidate FOR uiIc from this
publican party who were able to get
time off from their work was busy all
of yesterday, assisting with getting the
votes out TO the polls. Automobiles
were supplied all day for the purpose
Of conveying those unable to walk TO
'"'" MASONIC Social Event.
The members If the Masonic club OF
this city held an interesting meeting
followed by social session and BAN
Duet in their lodge rooms last night
: The election returns were received in
the club rooms over private wire
which had been installed, and good
crowd was present.
Pocohontas Nee ting.
Tho regular meeting of the members
of Wcnoia council of the Degree Of
PocohoutaS Will be held In tho lodge
rooms Of the Fratcrnal hall on North
, interesting session is promised the
members.
Missionary Meeting.
The Women's MssiOnar" society OF
st. Johns Lutheran church will meet
as guests Of Miss Minnie Becker at
street tomorrow afternoon. Following
the usual missionary program, Il social
hour will hc enjoyed.
Reception for Pastor.
the Emitted Presbyterian church IN this
city have com nle'cd plans for q rcCita-
tion to be given in the church on North
Fourth street Thursday evening in
honor Of their new pastor. Rev. W. NJ.
French. and his family VIII" recently
arrived here from New BEDFORD. Ia.
| william Jones Dead.
william II. Jones. one of the we'll
known residents of this city, died at
his home. III South Third street yes
: ing a six weeks illLcss lie was born
| in this city July /, 1856. and at the
, time OF death was in the 65th year OF
his age. Deceased was member OF
the Pythian lodge and the First Chris
tian church OF this city. He was en-
ploycd as a machinist AT local roun-
dry. One son William and a daughter,
Miss Mabel. survive. Funeral arrange
mentS are incomplete.
Moy Child Dead.
The funeral services for the three
weeks-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. steven
Moy, who died yesterday, will be held
! from the family home on North Fifth
| charge Of Rev. Dietrich. and the in
| terment will be made at Rivcrvicw
cemetery.
Masque Party.
A number of young friends OF Miss
Margaret Ashby were entertained with
a masquerade party at her home IN the
Brady apartments. Games and music
were the diversions OF the evening.
: followed by dainty refreshments Those
present were: Misses Olive McDaniels.
Helen Cuddlhy Edna Kraft. Sara Wal
lace. Virglnia SchafIcr, Margaret Ash
by and Elizabeth Ashby: Mcssrs. James
Mansbarger. Lloyd Kuckuck, J. c. Da-
Wis. Homer Coss,. Donald Koerber,
Charles Griffith and Truman Frazier
Mothers Serve Lunches.
The members OF the local post OF the
Service Star Legion secured the rooms
on South Fourth street formerly occu-
, pied by the FehrenhaCh bakery yester-
day. and last night served lunches con-
sisting Of sandwiches and coffee to the
crowds on the street TO see the cleo
ton returns, They are reported to
have don" an excellent business
Louis Eick. who has been i'll for
several Gays. Is reported threatened
with acute appendicitis.
A devotional ana business meeting
OF the Women's Bible class was held
in the United Presbyterian church last
night.
The Service Star Legion has num-
her of Young ladies on the streets all
day yesterday. selling lapel flags TO the
residents.
Mrs. carl Becker Of North Sixth
street will entertain the Katherine Won
Bora society at her home this evening.
Homer Finley is reported Improving
nicely following an operation which he
underwent at the local hospital Few
days ago.
Howard scdgwick will leave FOR his
after a brief visit In this city.
Arthur Freeman Of New York will
be the principal speaker at the Iiiwanis
luncheon today.
Mrs. Edward Campbell has arrived
home after few days visit at War
Mrs. r. B. Swift left for her home In
Cincinnati, O.. yesterday after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelly Of
Tenth street.
Most Of tho judges and clerks Of the
election were compelled to work at
the polls until an early hour this morn
ing.
The Better Part Of valor
Mr., Slow Cat the wheel: Don't you
FAal a little chilly? Don't you think