The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
M'MECHEN
Hight School Opened

Eirht school opened last evening at
the Union high school. ard large num-
Der have enrolled, and many more are
promised the next meeting. when WIZ
menLs opened. the Commercial and Do
nestle Art. The night school promises
10 have the largest enrolment this year,
than any previous year.
Legion Meeting
A. A. Mountain lost or the Amer1-
can Legion. will meet this evening In
their hall. at which time tho reports
will he heard from tho play which the
Legion recently staged. and plans ais
cussed for a Halloween celebration. The
Lyosum Course
The Community Health and Welfare
League Of McMechen. is placing on sale
lyceum course. Tho ,:c"ets are much
cheaper in price this year than they
previously have been. and the attractive
price is causing them TO 20 exceptional.
ly fast 1t is felt certain that at eacn
play the auditorium will be filled.
The first number is the home talent,
which 10 one OF the most popular on
tho program. The second number -
The Dixie Trio. and all who are fond
Of music should be present at this one.
Tho third number Is four real Indians,
In their native costumes, which prom
ises 10 be a real evening OF enterta In
ment- The fourth. and last number will
be Paul Sunshine" DERRICK. and those
will remember its success. and those
not being able to hear Mr.. DERRICK Will
take this opportunity.
All numbers promises to DO real pop
ular. and largely attended,
Auxiliary Meeting
tain Post of the American Legion will
meet this evening in their hall. Plans
will be discussed for social event for
liz Ilowecn and their business dis
cussed.
Eleven candidates will be put through
the second rank at n special meeting OF
McMechen Lodge No. la. Knights OF
rythias 10 be held this evening In their
hall. Vic" Meyers. district deputy. OF
rrand chancellor. OF Wheeling, will b
the principal speakers.
Besides the two prominent lodge OF
fccrs 10 be present, arrangements nave
been made to take care OF about 100
Pythian visitors. who will come from
Moundsville. Benwood. and Wheeling.
an event Of great delight and pleas
ure is assured all Knights able TO at
tend.
1Go1Ischsa YsrsonAIs
Mrs. C. J. Murphy. and daughter. Miss
Jessie. who have been visiting u Wash.
ington. Pa, have, arrived home,
Mrs. Charles Woodpurn. and children.
who have been visiting relatives here,
have returned 70 their homo at Pitts.
burEh. .
Huntington, after visiting her parents
hero for q few days.
Robert SPENCER is improving nicely
at his home on Fifteenth street
Mrs. Clarence Marble. who has been
confined to her home i'll for few days,
Is n little improved,
John Kady has returned to his homo
on Fourth street, from visit with
friends in Parkersburg.
Elwood MARBLE continues to improve
at his home on Caldwell street.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Friend. Of Wellsburg.
has returned home after a brief visit
Arthur Keller. who has been spending
q few days on Fish Creek, has returned
home.
Miss Kathleen Nolan. who recently
underwent an operation. is improving
nicely at her home.
Mrs. Edward Morris continues SER
iously III At the Glendale hospital.
iting her sister. Miss Irene Farmer. Will
return to her homo 1T Steubsnville this
Mr.. and Mrs. Geors. Tribitt. who
have been spending a few days lays In Ne"
Harry Cooper has returned homo from
q brief visit in Cambridge Ohio.
Miss Mary Rodgers. who has been
spending a few days here. has returned
to Huntington.
Bobby Bridges. who has been III for
a number OF days, Is much improved.
Russell Sprouts. who has been Ill
for several days. is getting alons. nicely.
Oscar Burton 10 improving form a
serious Illness.
Miss Ada Corners, who has been III
for the past two weeks IS improving
nicely at her homo on Fourth street.
Kenneth Glover Ii improving from .
two weeks fitness.