The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
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waiting Station

waiting Station
Persons waiting for the street cars
or buses are invited 10 walt for same
in the garage at the Subway owned by
W. W. Mcmillan. 4 complete list has
been compiled which gives the time on
which the buses arc due. 1t Is very
considerate of the garage owners to DO
this much for the people who have TO
wait for lengthy time on the cars or
buses and is deeply appreciated.
Campaign VIII start
Tine campaign for cleaner back yards
will be started in a short time by the
health department OF this city. Circulars
are now being printed and as soon as
they are finished the campaign will
start The circulars will tell exactly
how TO keep the yards In condition, and
will also tell of the harmless fly and
how to get rid Of It,
Mil Opens
The entire tube department or the
Wheeling Steel and Iron opened Yester-
day with the resumption OF the lap
weld furnace and the galvanizing depart
mcnt Approximately 400 men started
to work in these departments yesterday
which now makes over 1900 men In the
tube department. According to the
rumor about this city for over two
weeks the steel department Of the mill
will open Monday. and many OF the peo-
pie Of this city still have the impress
sion that 1t will start. although an or
fetal Of the mill stated the exact date
ad not been as yet set.
Change DATE For Meeting
The semi-monthly meeting OF the
Kelvin Barry Council will be held In
Liberty Hail. on. McMechen street
~ n n
Of on Sunday afternoon as has been
the custom since organizing. A special
program is being arranged by the enter
tainment committee and n large number
Of members are expected to be in at
tendance. The meeting will be pre-
sided over by ]. T. higgins president
Of the council.
Discuss Road Measure
At a meeting OF the street, alley and
grade committee held In the city build
ing the matter Of having Marshall
street paved was discussed. Engineer
c. c. Smith Of Wheeling was present
and brought up the main facts regard
ing the cost. time. and labor OF the
proposition. The matter will probably
be decided at the next council meeting
May cath. Although the state appropri-
ated over a million dallars for the con-
SlTuCIlOH Oh Il HdtlOlldl DSH
wood was not included in the eNpendi-
ture as the population Of this city is
over the limited amount 1900. If the
road measure goes through 1t will neces
state a bond issue in this city.
Pie Social
Final arrangements have been made
for the old fashioned pie social which
will be held in the gymnasium OF the
Union High school Saturday evening
under the auspices Of the students Of
the school. Donations Of pies are be-
ing accepted by the students and a
large amount have been given to the
cause. Quite large number OF people
are expected to be present.
1snWood Brisfs
Mrs. E. NJ. Noel is having extensive
repairs made to. her property on Main
street.
for Grove City. w Va. where she will
spend few weeks with friends.
Mr.. James Little will return today
visiting the early part Of this week.
Miss Marie Gregg has returned to
her home at Cleveland, O.. after a pleas
ant visit with friends here.
Miss Pauline Proells Of South Ben
wood. left this morning for Fairmont,
where she will spend a few days visit
ing friends.
Ralph King, who has been employed
at a local steel plant for some time,
will leave this evening for his home at
Cambridge, o.
Maurice Jones Of Glen Easton IS
spending few days in the city visit
Ing relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crane have
gone to Fairpoint, o. where they will
make their home
Miss Gertrude salyers has returned to