The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27
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COAL co, GUESTS

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COAL CO. GUESTS
,rn:n.s AND DIRECTORS oP
Sn1SIonoy1-MAHH COAL CON-
xANY TO HOLD OUTING
At HuLE1N rAHI.
,ot stxty OF Those Interested In tns
coaa Company WIN Attend Ont
tnx % H Hsld Today.
announcement was made yesterday
n, tho officers and directors OF the
,raarloye-MaAer Coal company. VINO
~, hrrs interests In Belmont county.
Inn h. .antsr.a!ned at tho summer home
Hos J Z Hcgnle!n OF Bridgeport.
..r 81 cls,rsvt!le this afternoon and
,.ninx. About sixty OF the officials OF
~ ,>omnapy are expected 10 be present
me event. and big dinner to be
eryed on tho spacious grounds OF the
ome will be q feature OF the day with
inner 70 be served ut / o'clock. Many
utinEs have been held at tho Heinleln
PINE during tho present season. and
esteem II . special favor TO be In
ted to an event Of the kind given by
days host, and there Is certain 10 be
great time in store for the guests.
1aceozy 10 1ssums.
La Belle Box company's plant.
4np56yinE eighty men. Will resume
Monday. II has been idle three months
md during that time was partially
wrecked by a storm.
Boxing TournAInsnt
Announcement has been MADE or
boxing tournament TO DO held at the
gymnasium at stop this evening FOR
local boys OF $50 pounds weight. Those
desiring to take part have been aake
10 give their names and weight at tho
Eym before this evening.
Dinner Party.
Miss Sara Louise Dixon. member
Of the staff OF tho Walter Reed hospital
1t Washington. D. c.. who Is visiting
with her parents on North Fourth street
will Do the hostess to large party OF
friends at a o'clock dinner at her
home this evening. Following the din
|ner q variety OF social diversions Will
DO enjoyed.
Amputatss Toe
Philip France. resident Of Lansing
TO-. while cutting wood near his home
for tho repair Of a bridge. let tina Ak
slip and cut a bad cash IN the End or
his big toe. He was taken 70 tho City
hospital yesterday morning. where the
end Of the member was amputated by
DR.. R. II. Wilson.
Rearing This Morning.
The hearing OF tho participants In the
family row staged at the Scipio homo
on the colerain pike last Sunday after
noon. In which two persons were shot
and another cut on tho neck. will be
held before Mayor Charles Coleman In
police court this morning 1T 10 o'clock.
Case Of Typhoid
Health Officer W. 8. Tilton was noti-
ned yesterday morning OF case OF
typhoid fever which has developed In
tho Roberts homo on Vine street. Miss
Grace Smith. local public health nurse.
started an investigation yesterday TO
determine the source Of tho case. The
patient. a ten-year-old girl. Is reported
to have recently arrived home after
visit to the country.
1utlsASs Promoted
Announcement was made in this city
yesterday OF the promotion OF Emmett
A. Rutledge. who has been An employe
Of the Whitaker Glessner plant In this
city for some time. 10 the position OF
superintendent OF the Wheeling plant
81 tho company. and Il Is understood
that he will assume his new duties In
the near future.
Victim rmrrovtnE.
sanehohob Cutcher. employe OF tho
wheeling & Lake Ere railroad and
resident Of Oak Harbor. who suffered
= fractu5s of tho leg while at work
Tbrr>d ~, reported as improving
udicely at E.GCIty hospital. and his re-
-oovsry Is 3ected to be rapid.
aArAwtck Funeral.
The funeral crvices for Mrs. William
Hardwick. we'll known resident OF South
Tenth street. who died a few days ago.
were held from the family homo yes
terday afternoon. Rev. L. g. Rose. pas
Stor OF tho First Methodist church. Of
iciated. and burial took place OF River
View cemetery.
Victim wtu 1seovsr.
Tho condition Of Joe Thomas. who
suffered a bad cut on tho neck at tho
hands Of John ''Bogo" Burns in a night
IN the North End Thursday evening.
was reported much improved last eve
Ming. and attaches OF tho City hospital
have no doubt OF his recovery as his
wound was not OF very serious nature.
Burns Is being held At the city jail
PENDING the outcome OF the injuries OF
tho victim.
H>ady for 1ustnsSA
wharfmaster Al Willis announced
yesterday that arrangements have now
been completed for receiving shipments
and shipping goods by both Of the river
packet lines. Tho road to tho wharf
boat has now been completed, and all
IL In readiness for any amount Of
freight business.
Miss Geraldine Ruckman will Dc the
charming hostess TO large number OF
her young friends At Q party to DO held
at the homo OF her parents on ZSne
street. The event will DO In honor Of
her sixth birthday. and about thirty
Invitations have been issued Juvenile
games and outdoor sports will DO enjoy
cd during the afternoon and evening
with q luncheon TO be served on the
lawn.
Local Nsu Konorsd-
The names OF TWO local boys are con-
tain~d In the published list OF those
who were decorated for bravery in &C
ton at the ciose CT tho world war. FL
mer 4. Walton and tho Late Jobe Har-
ris. Tho remains OF lobe Harris are
enrouts 70 this country at this time.
Died 1t Rtttsnurgh.
Albert Helm, who 10 we'll known In
this city as the husband Of a former To-
cal woman. formerly Miss Mamie
Brown, died at q Pittsburgh hospital
yesterday morning following an illness
of heart trouble. He was 50 years OF
age and bookkeeper by occupation.
Local relatives eft yesterday 10 attend
the funeral.
Work Fun wssf.
ArotArr full week Is promised the
twelve mills which are under operation
at the Laughlin plant for next week