The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
BRIDGEPORT
CITY WATER PLANT
ALSO POSSIBILITY
MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS HALE
SATURpAY NIGHT, AND ALL "a
VoR PAVING OF cADz PfkE
IN CITY.
Matter Of Water Contract with Marhns
Perry Also Discussed by SlEaHenS'
and accommodations Made

Tho Meeting OF the Ci;iEcnS OF th.N
community. called "E G~"u",'. ~ 80
H., members Of council AND ely ON
Gals were well pleased "''h t!ne APp"L-
rrr interest. The question o. ''Np'"N-
ing that portion of the N'tuiI PIN .E.nH
within the corporate limits OF hF'uE'-
port was taken UP, ana all citizens VI
ni,, cypress their Senti'n"htS' ~.
sneakers favored the improvements p4t
seemed of the opinion max ne 500
highway commission should pear " I"t-
t;nu of the expense of the work. y res
uIut!nn prepared by City Solicitor v
Y. campbell was Introduced. stttl"S
hat i, is the Intention Cf the city Cou"-
eli 20 improve the road. and thai t'r
civ will pay AZ least iftN nrr cent NJ
~, cnst 'Diyisjon Ensinc"r W. G. raw
cett of the state highway Cr'nn!SS!"h
was present. and explained - numM,r
Of tho matters m connection with lnv
proposed Improvement OF IN" 'a0l" PINc
which he says Will bo improved 10 '.'
Columbtana county line. and later on 10
watsr Question:
Councilman George ILulivr reported
that the village council has been noI:
10 get no satisfaction from the Guy OF
Martins Ferry. regarding Il new ""','
contract and ne urged t." C~.t'ZcIlS Z"
exn-nSs ,hrir sentiment ~ 80 whc'hrr
they favored the luSta..h.u'S ~ a water
plant n THIS Ci;y "r , II" FEp"'t't
that a plant To SUP - water ~
the pltrouk in tho vlirr from I wei
system. could Ne s." rUn>iru't"d Tor inE
sum OF $ta.OON. and with thc $l2."g9
paid to Martins Ferry every wear tnC
n'ant will pay for ',s"lt IN - matter Tt
four Years. \ resolution offered by w
4. Thomas and seconded oE George ~
, sheet. was adopted by tho citizens. cali
ing upon council 70 appoint a committee
10 investigate the possibilities "t i
water plant here with d. view TO a very
early report on the matter.
Coss Funeral.
Tho funeral services for Mrs. Aura
V. Coss. wife OF Frank CoSS, and well
krown resident Of barton, .. who d!cd
a few days ago. following 4 i"hEtI! ~
ness. Will b. he'd from the fami!y
Of the Lansing Methodist church, IN
charge. The in,erment VII b. made at
L;nwoud cemetery.
Many Enjoy Sc: vices.
Another good crowd 90 the residents
OF this city as we'll as tn" members OF
the congregation OF the kirkwood lreS-
hytcr!an church. enjoyed the sonS s"rN-
!ces held ut the church last night. me
large choir of the church assisted 10y N'c
ira n the trombone players re-
| dered a large number Of excellent So
lcctions. and the large audience enjoy
ed tina singing of old time hymns.
Meeting Was Busy.
, Ono OF the busiest meetings OF trr
wear was hn.t bN tNF tt-'Nbt'N ~ N'
Belmont Trades assembly in thor hAli
in tho IIcinlciu building Yesterday al.
tsruOon. y larG" number Of matters OF
! importance to the LABOR movement wcr"
! disposed of. as WEI IS routine business
transacted.
II 7 Were King.
! The wonderful W:liam tarnum PIC
! ,urc, entitled IL / We're King" which
: has reached such widespread attention
IN all cities OF the country, viii be the
! special attraction 1t the Family theatre
on Lincoln avenue Wednesday,. az!
! those who fail to see the picture VII!
certainly miss something well worth
while.
Rcd Men Dance.
/ The Joint committee from the. m
| proved Order Of Red Men. and the De-
gree of PoCohoutaS of this city, an
: nouncc tina they have secured tn" shat
! fer hAll IN Kirkwood for Thursday Owe.
! ming of this week. and they plan to hold
a dance on that evening. with both
| round and square dances on the pro-
gram.
Tho ladies OF st. Anthony's church
| haye completed plans Cur their Cu"hrc
! partv which VIII be held in rho ShatG"r
/ hall in kirkwood this evening. and n
nnc time has been promised all VINO will
| aattend the event.