The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-17

nominated:
Third school ward--J. W. Garvin.
First school ward.-Alex Purdy.
democrats Nominate Tonight
Democrats OF MoundsYille Will nomin-
ate candidates for mayor, chief or poi-
ice. council and school board in their
city convention TO be held this evening.
Committeeman Named.
The Republican city executive com
mitetemen named at the ward meetings
are as follows: First ward, Ross Sears
and Forter Rine; Second ward. Dr. s. NJ
steele. l.. o. Jones, Mrs. c. Charles
Hughes and Mrs. J. A. Sigafoose: Third
ward. J. D. Burnley and Miss Marie Rat-
ferty; Fourth ward, A. +. Francis ana
Walter McGlumphy The various COM
m;ttces took their seat of office wheh
they were named and fulfilled their
duties throughout both the ward meet
!ngs and the Republican convention held
last night.
Ladies' Ala.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
NJ. E. church will meet at the church
this afternoon at O'Clock. Many bust
ness matters of Importance are TO be
taken up for discussion and II Is urged
that all members make arrangements TO
BE present.
Drunk Pinned.
Sill Baccus. was the only defendant
in police court Wednesday morning. lie
vas arraigned before Mayor Dale r.
Chaddock on a charge OF drunkenness
and was given ten and. Bill was rather
hard to get to jail when he was arrested
by Chief Moore, or probably his fine
and costs would have been lighter.
Services Continue.
The revival services at the First
Methodist church continue TO be the
means OF saving souls. Each evening
DR.. Hamilton, who is In charge OF the
services. breaches appealing sermons
which carry the weight OF God with
them. The musical selections rendered
are directed by Homer WEIGH. the noted
choir leader.
Health Survey.
The Marshall county, health survey
continues under way and great good Is
being accomplished. All Of the chair
women have been named and are max
ing very active campaign. Several Of.
ticers Of tho state health bureau ase IN
the city aiding in the work and then
efforts are bearing forth much fruit
The campaign closes Saturday night al
which time a report OF the work done
will be made.
Hotss Net.
An interesting meeting of the Mounds
VILE Rotary Club was held at noon on
wednesday. DR.. George c. Rowell. sec
retary Of the State tuberculosis Asso-
citation, was the principal speaker. He
delivered a most instructive and inter-
estIng talk pertaining chiefly TO the
health survey now being made In the
county. At the close Of the luncheon
the members, in q body, retired to the
Strand theatre, where they saw the
moving picture The End of the Road.
which Is being shown in connection with
the County Health Campaign.
MoundEvils Briefs.
Miss Bess Cox. OF Wellsburg. Is the
guest of Miss Bess Strossnider. OF
Third street. wi
Mr., and Mrs. Melton Rodgers. Of Elm
Grove. spent Tuesday in the city with
Mr.. Isaac Rodgers. who is stu very III
at his home on Second street.
Miss Flossie B. Tenant. OF Wadcs-
town, Is the guest OF friends and reh-
tiyes in this city.
George Roberts has r.turned to his
home in Washington, j c.. after SPEND
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs. T. G..
Hammond and daughter. Miss Bess, on
jefferson avenue.
Toe Duffy. of Woodlawn, who left the
first of January for Fort Worth. Texas.
has written to friends in this city that
he il preparing to return to woodland
the first of March.
: A. F.. Snodgrass, OF Warwood, spent
TUESDAY with his cousin. Isaac Rodgers
Of Second street.
Miss Nina Brooks. OF Clarksourg. who
is Visiting relntiyesh and friends In this
city, is spending a few days with MT. =.
E. Pickett and family, at Glendale
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Woodward, or
Humble, Texas, who are visiting the lat
rer's TarentS, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Fox OF
east Tenth street, are rejoicing over the
arrival of a baby girl. who has been
named Naoma Zane.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Donhue. OF PITTS
burgh. are visiting friends and relatives
in this city for few days.
Mary Estella Burk, Of Eleventh street
who Dns been i'll for some time Is re-
ported to be getting along very nicely.
Miss Beulah Brannon. Of Meighen ave-
nue.. who was operated on at the Glen
dale hospital about three weeks ago, has
returned to her home to-day.
Miss Travis. Of Tenth street Is
Gerry III. WI, T..
John Roscoe. or 81. raul Nlhh' -
here the guest Of his sister, MRS 5. w;
Matthews. Mr.. Roscoe came to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Matthews.
Mrs. Rohten Bla'-. of NiNnth street.
is moving to War~ood.
Mrs. w. J. Purdy and Mrs NJ. ). Berry
were the guests OF friends in "eilsourg
over Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Keller. or "e1ls-
burg. were the quests OF their uncle r.
C. Gray who t. very III at his home on
Fifth street.
Miss Amelia shrimp, of l-aroRo
Heights, is very III with scarlet fever
Miss Olive Tredy. Of Twelfth street.
who has been seriously Ill with pneu-
xnonia. is improving nicely.
Mrs. NJ NJ Cray and daughter Iona.
~ Second street, were the guests OF
friends at New Martinsville yesterday.
Leroy Murphy. of Clinton avenue Is
i'll OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Elliott Jones. OF Southern Tom
linson avenue. spent Tuesday In Pitts
burgh. =
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. w. J. Wood
burn, OF Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Imhoff OF Tenth
street, were the guests of friends ana
relatives in Warwood yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Beatty, OF Gem
ter street. attended the funeral or Mrs.