The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

~ tn, cxtAut that no has injured any
,:tunl.ilir or the Republican ;;'k"t. N
the opinion Of several hundreds .: Loyal
Mouad>vltla citizens. who lr" aware Of
,hc duties Of the city executives. and
also OF wha. has been accomplished dur
.1c the past few years through the o.
fur.S Of the present officials OF Mounds
yll,e Political instinct Will lead one
20 believe. said prOminen; citizen
last rvcning. that Optimistic ohScrS-
CrS" are RAE but not few between. Re
publican candidates have won several
hundreds Il votes through the impo-
Ia obScryarccs made public recently
hy ''a1 observer"
The Grand Old Party ticket Tor ~
r:ty election today - repiete with the
following rNc0 aS candidates: Dale 4
t7GadGick. Eor mayor: Greene Burke.
cn!cr OF police. Council FIRST ward
,-o-Se McCrackcn. Second ward, L. 5
S,air: Third ward. Earl l.. Evans
Fourth ward. {. =. Montgomery. School
commissioners. Alex PurGy and J. W
Gavin.
Tho following are n" voting places:
First ward. tee plant and Koontz': Sec
ond ward. Hubs house, and Third
street school building: Third ward
court house: Fourth ward. Fierce'S.
Interest III tho city election today hal
grown - is hciEhth last evening. and
all Republican leaders expressed conf
dercc OF Il clean sweep against thei-
opponents The decisions will DC known
at sunset today.
Missionary Society.
The Missionary society Of the Chris
t!an church will meet tomorrow even
ing at s O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. <
oral very important matters are 20 %
taken ny and all members are urged -
pc present.
Pythians Meet
Little Princess temple No. .. Pythian
Sisters. will meet n regular session
Friday AvcaInS at 80 o'clock sharp
~ their hall on TomlIHson avenue. Many
matters OF Importance to all members
vii! be taken up and 1t IS expected that
a good attendance VIII be recorded.
Road Pund Discussed.
Members Of the committee who arc
looking after Marshall cnuntys shaC"
% tho $4,000. O0O road bond Issue mr;
m the county court house yesterday
and discussed the pending legislation
with Hon. Z. +. Hutchinson, ono OF
MarShalrs delegates.
Moundsvius Briefs.
Arlie Taylor. who had his foot ampu.
tated when small "dinky" engine on
which he was riding from work at the
Panama mine ran over IL. IS reported
70 be getting along nicely at the Glen
dale hospital.
Senator Walter F. Burgess has re-
turned from an extended business trip
to points In the northern Panhandle
Warden J. Il. Terrell viii return home
the latter part OF the week from an ex-
ended business trip TO down-statG
points.
O. are the guests OF friends In this
r;ty for few days.
Mrs. J. K. Chase OF Sixth street, was
, visitor at Warwood yesterday.
Ella Rohrbaush was called home
from Charleston yesterday on account Of
the illness Of her grandfather. George
Gossett
Mrs. D. A. Foutz OF Northern Tom
iinSon averue. is very III a. her home
with tonsilItis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Roe and little
daughter. Jane Elizabeth. o. Eastern
Seventh street. have eou, TO Pittsburgh
TO visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. 6. VI. BumEarner OF Eastern
First street. went 20 Petersburg yes
terday. 10 visit relatives.
MIS-. -. - iiOIIingShsld or Jefferson
avenue. spent yesterday at Warwood.
John Campbell OF Ninth street, who
has been quite III at his home for the
past TWO weeks. is reported 10 BE- get
ting along very nicely.
Mary Louise. tho small daughter ot
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Il. Jones OF Firs' street
- very III At he- hon,".
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dudley &C Third
street have gone 10 PITTSBURGH on p
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carmichael hav9
returned 70 their home near Glen Eae-
ton after spending several days with
the latter'S parents here.
Mrs. Joseph Eatsou has returned 70
her homo IN Hundred. after visiting
friends and relatives here FOR the past
few days.
Fostor Rine. who has been seriously
III a. his home with pneumonia. Is re-
ported {" 10 improving very SLOWLY.
Mrs. =. r. RYAN and son Charles OF
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