The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

mont street. There will lac work in the
Most Excellent degree. Following tn
Initiation. light refreshments WI be
served.
Framed Merger Statement.
Committees from the First Pr"Shyi"r-
ian churches held a joint meeting last
night at which time 4 statement cover
ing the details of III" proposed mcrG-
ing OF the two church bodies was taTmHd.
This statement Will h. presented TO the
congregations At separate meetings |"
he held, Friday evening. February 20,
n which time a vote W i'll hctakcn on
the proposition.
Gave Pine Program.
Members of the choir Of the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church Of this city
rendered d song recital at Shadyside
last night. the event being given under
auspices OF the Woman'S Club and for
the benefit of the Shadysidc Community
House. Tho first part Of the excellent
program consisted OF old TYNE folk
songs and the second part of high class
vocal music.
Burtoft Funeral.
Funeral services for the late Joseph
Burtoft, retired cigar manufacturer OF
this city. who died at the home OF his
niece on Noble street. will be held this
evening at the late home. Rev. j. '.
Grin. Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church will have charge OF the services.
The remains will be taken TO GAINESVILLE
OH Saturday for interment in the ceme-
terry there.
To Attend Big Event.
Many from here will attend the win
ter reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies
10 be held at Wheeling, beginning next
Tuesday. The feature OF tho reunion
will be the big. banquet to be held on
Friday evening.
Death was Accidental.
Coroner Clyde c. Hardesty. of Bridge
port. has completed his official inrcs-
tigation into the death of Tony Dzubk.
Russian. of Willow Grove. who died at
the City hospital here of injuries re-
ceived in the Mahev coal mine at Willow
Grove He held the mans death as ac-
cidental. Dzubk fell from a motor and
was run oven
Bury Mine Victim.
Funeral services were held at the Rus
sian Orthodox church, on Forty-fourth
street, yesterday for the late Andy
Bellaire hospital of injuries received in
in the Rose Hill cemetery.
Uncle OF Local Man.
David Humphreys aged SIS years. and
an uncle Of Elmer Richards. Of thsi city.
is dead at Huntsville. 4 fall which he
suffered three years ago, when he fell
on the Ice is blamed for the cause Of his
death. Deceased formerly resided at
Martins Ferry.
Arreat Kee Mon,
Three foreigners Of klcc. Ldtona.
Andy Captini and Mick FcsCo. all OF
Klce, arc under $1,000 bond each in
Squire DIVES court at st. ClatrSrillc,
charged with violating the liquor laws
When Country law enforcement agent
Iddirgs, raided 4 house 1T Kcc he
found 1000 gallons Of sour Crane wine.
ii is claimed. The three men were ar
rested. They will get hearings soon.
BODY Brought Here.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, aged IS years, died
yesterday at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Mcguire, Jr. on Zane
street, Martins Ferry. The body has
been brought to tho homo of her son.
John Taylor, here. and funeral services
will be here. with intcrmcnt in the Rose
Hill cemetery.
Bellaire Briefs.
Members OF the Merry Matron club
were entertained last night by Mrs.
James Fitton. at her home on Thirty
sixth street. Games and music formed
the diversions OF tho evening and
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reese have
returned 10 their home 1T Pittsburgh.
after a visit with relatives in RcllaTe.
Mrs. Fred George entertained mem
bers OF the choir ht the Cn!etd PrcSby-
terrain church at her home on Franklin
street, last night. Music formed the
chief diversion Of the evening and
luncheon was served by tho hostess.
Mrs. Homer Lchtenbcrgcr. Of Harri-
son street, underwent an operation ut
the Martins Ferry hospital yesterday.
The operation was Il success and her
rapid recovery Is expected.
4 special meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society Of the South Bcllatrc Methodist
Episcopal church, was held at the
church last night. Plans were further
ed at this time for the banquet to be
rendered FOR the men of the church soon.
Mrs. John Conroy, ewho has been re-
moved to her homo on Harrison street.
from the North Wheeling hospital, con-
tinues TO improve nicely at her home.
Miss Elizabeth Spring entertained
number of friends last evening at her
home at Rivervicw. Games and music
formed The diversions and luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Frances Hail. teacher in the First
ward school,, who underwent an opera
ton at the City hospital. IS now I'M
proving nicely. 1t is expected that sh"
will soon be able TO return TO her work
again.
The members of the Woman'S Guild
of the Trinity Episcopal church met
last night at the HON" or. Mrs. Mary
Musgrayc on Noble street.
Miss Mary krlmCr Will entertain
number OF friends this evening at her
home at Avondalc. Games and music
will form the diversions and 4 luncheon
viii be served by the hostess.
Mrs. I. \. Duckworth and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Rohrman. of Harrison street,
have returned from Indianapolis. after
having been there to attend funeral.