The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
WELLSBURG
kRISTO FINED S4OO;
FOUR MONTHS IN JAIL

sam KrIsto's Christmas will be spent
this year behind the bars OF the county
TAIL, and he viii have just $500 less
money than he would have had were 1t
no, Tor hts getting caugh, selling moon
shine wh!skey on IIst Friday afternoon,
In other words. Merry Christmas will
mean practically nothing - hri~to.
When hailed before Mayor Kraft VINO
conducted the hearing as sX-ordcto
Justice OF the peace. krtstO was hned
s40O and sentenced 20 serve four months
In jail.
Imperial FOOTBALL Banquet
In event that each and every mem
Der OF the Imperial football team can
not be seen in person. MANAGER RI'ey
desires 70 take this method OK inviting
every member oi the team 10 be- pres
enl on Thursday evening 4; banquet
20 be held IN tae Hotel Charlton. FeS-
tivIties VIII begin ~ 50 O'clock. IN
addition 20 the n,erH"r~ q the team
q few others who have contributed 10
the success, oc u" organization have
been invited. and a genera. good time
IS ANTICIPATED.
water Board Meets
Members Of the Water Board VIII
meet this evening n the office OF the
city collector and treasurer.
Repair Cross CrSSk ST1uB0
The county bridge over Cross creek
will he repaired so that traffic might
pass before the end OF the week. accord
ing 20 a statement made on Tuesday
morning by County Engineer George
W. Steenrod. Mr.. Steenrud also stated
that the state officials were making
survey oc the situation with view
OF relocating the road.
'wsusourg Briefs
Fr iva ~ -
mallv number ~ h"- friends on Sat
urday evening al her home on Seventh
James Scott. OF Pittsburgh. was =
recent visitor at the home OF his par
ents In this city.
Charles Ba,chNW left Saturday for
Canada where h" Will be located FOR
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. s. C. Wells attended
the performance Of The Eat at the
Court theatre Monday evening.
jaw II. Zll,iken returned Monday from
a business trip. in Charleston.
Mrs. George ID caldwell, was Steu-
benyl0e visitor Monday.
Miss Serena Nlchr,.i VAS / Wheeling
visitor Monday evening and witnessed
the performance % The Eat at the
Court theatre.
Miss Della DUNCAN. Of Commerce
street. was shopping IN SteuoenTNe
TUESDAY
Misses Merry and Martha Keyser. Of
Washington pike. and nellie McComos
were Steubenv!Ne shoppers Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. BERNARD O'Nel visited friends
on Beth1nv pike Monday.
Miss F'izN Palmer. registered nurse
OF wheeling. nus returned "ome attei
spending the Weekend with Mr.. anG
street.
Alex. McEl-cv - confined 70 his home
m Main stree. with "a grippe.
Mrs. Irwin Weaver was shopping n
Wheeling Tuesday.
Jesse Prvte and Ct;Hord Baker were
SteuheHyuln visitors Monday erenin.
and attended the Herald Square theatre
Mrs. Carrie We.,s and Mrs. o. VI
Mccoy. oc Heech Bottom. visited Mrs
wylie Anderson. oc Foi'aasbee. Monda!
Mr. Ral7h Fenrer and Miss Emm;
George vera shopping IN Whe"hni
Tuesday.
Ms Albert MaSsar returned 20 he
home IN Pittsburgh. Pr. Tuesday ac;e'
q short v.si; w.:h Wells1urg relatives
c. william Franklin. .: cincinnati. -
- visiting HIS sIJter. Mrs. Romeo Ben
reyc a. No-;h Charles street.
The S.hws-tsersv home ~ 6@2 Van
kce s,r.e, &7s been raised several Zee;
y,ls,N - ~; = Up above high water.
Among Ire Wheeling shoppers Tues
Gcv YEA Nrs. 9. = R"sy. Ms. WI.
McClerrr. Mr.. ana NJ. John F'>'
MRS. Un~Uen Ee2ae;t and Miss Mel.
ByrHs
M-s ce.~,;n Bowman md Mrs @ Z
WH1dar = Va'h~av pike. and Ms
Maria E.n~r.t were among the Stcu
benvs"e shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. George King. az North Wells
burg. anl 'auvhter. Mrs Fred P"nde
grlf. - R~..iant. were shopping /
Steu5cry,He O.. Monday.