The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
BRIDGEPORT
Harris Funeral.

The funeral services for the Late
Henry &. Harris. we'll known and aged
resident OF West Wheeling. Will be held
from the family home tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock. with Rev. !. T. Morton.
pastor Of the West Wheeling NJ. r.
church. in charge. The intcrment VIII
be private on Friday morning at Rock
Hill cemetery at Ecllaire. q.
Boost Pike Improvements.
Representatives OF the various towns
in the vicinity of the Cadiz pike are
working theoretically in their efforts
TO have definite work started on the I'M
proyement OF the road Immediately on
the opening Of spring. The road from
this city Is In almost impossible condi-
ton and something must be done II the
road is to be maintained.
Clear Cellars.
Residents in the low lying districts
OF the city cleared their easements ana
cellars yesterday morning preparatory
for the high water which was expected
to get to them. 4 stage Of &c 10 rs
feet was the last prediction heard last
night, and this would get into many
easements in the business district.
Prominent Resident Doad.
Mrs. Rachael Fox Koehnline. one OF
the DeSI kEp"n ItSllCAlNS u NN'N ~
nifty. died at the family home. 4l3 North
Lincoln avenue. Yesterday morning at :
o'clock, following a lengthy Illness. She
IS the wife OF william koehnl!re, was
born in his city May 3. 1865. and had
been a lifelong resident, Deceased was
In the 9th year of her age.
She was = member OF ST. Pauls Luth-
cram church. the Order OF Eastern Stars,
and the Women's Benefit Association OF
the Maccabees OF this city. Besides the
husband. the following children survive:
Misses Elizabeth. Mabel. Mildred. Will
liam and Irwin. all at home. Two sis
ters, Mrs. Louis Cook. Sr. n Mrs. Sam
uel Greenland. OF Fort Wayne. Ind. as
we'll as the following brothers: Fred
Fox. OF Wheeling: William. Henry and
Edward Fox. of this city. also remain
to mourn her loss. Pending the arrival
OF relatives funeral arrangements had
not been completed last night.
Close Suginsss.
The II and lunch room orer.
ated under the name OF Howley and
Huss. with William HusS. OF this city.
as manager. has been closed, according
10 the proprietor. The place Is located
on Bridge street. and has been conduct
ed as a restaurant since the passing OF
the saloons.
Playlst Interesting.
The playlet entitled TIE Minister'S
Wife's New Bonnet" which Is 10 be
given in the Klrkwood Methodist church
on Friday evening. under the auspices
OF the choir or the church. is L distinct
~ interesting and entertaining affair,
and there is no doubt that the house
will be filled To CAPACITY.
Social Event.
The members Of the Luther League
Of ST. Paul's Lutheran church spent q
very enjoyable evening 1T the social at
fair held IN the Sunday school rooms OF
the church last night. \ variety of
amusement features were enjoyed dur
ing the evening. and - luncheon a a
special feature.
bridgeport Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Nixton. Of stop
1 on West Main street. are the groud
parents OF n fine new baby boy.
The regular meeting Of the knights
OF Pythias, Of this city will be held on
tomorrow evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. PauIs
Lutheran church. will hold a social IN
the church tomorrow evening.
The Alpha ri Sorority will meet in
the chapter rooms on Main street on
Tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Thomas >McGough. OF Brooksidc.
O., IS spending a few days as the guest
OF relatives at Belmont. ..
Mrs. Doris Hess is recovering nicely
at her home following 4 severe attack
OF pleurisy.
Only routine business was transacted
at the meeting OF council held last
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