The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
SOUTH SIDE

8bIlSS SsaSSbS
ATTEND OUTING OF
FAIRGROUNDS TODAY
One Of tho largest crowds that has
ever assembled ~ Wheeling Park Is
,xpected to be on hand today. when
tho rnal day nt Wheeling Playground
Association activity takes place. The
event win be marked with games and
athletics and ;he instructors have
planned a wonderful program which is
70 be carried our. Tue Wheeling Pub
lie Service Company has offered an ex-
cursion rate 10 the park for the benefit
Of those who attend and will offer the
best OF service TO take the crowds TO
and from the grounds. Many local peo-
pie arc expected TO pack their baskets
and spend the day with the kids. es>
pecially those who live on the South
Side and those whose children are to
take part az Representatives OF the
Twenty-aixth and Forty-htth street
Fairgrounds. This will be the flna'
playground outing Of the year. and Tor
this reason q Is expected to be s!vrr.
attention by those who have not as Yet
taken part In previous events.
Ladies' Ala Outing.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of St. Pauls
Evangelical church are at Wheeling
Park today. where they ara spending
tho day taking part In outdoor games
and other amusements. Every member
Of the society Is taking part In the
affair and expect 10 rena1n ~ the
park until evening.
Rrspars for Outing.
Final plans have been made for tho
outins. which Is to be held tomorrow
by the Third Presbyterian choir.
About. twenty-five young people. with
relatives and friends. viii 60 to camp
this side Of wellsburS along the river.
where thsJ win take part IN an inter
estinR program. The trip will be made
by automobiles.
YtnN Picnic Saturday.
VIII Briese. chairman OF the program
committee OF ST. Paul's brotherhood.
Is rapidly getting things under way for
the Brotherhood's final outing Of the
wear, which Is to be held on tho Bopp
farm. at Bethlehem. next Saturday.
Ono Of the chief events Of the day
will be a horseshoe pitching contest.
alonR with q Eame Of baseball. The
men will be served dinner at the Bopp
farm
South sids Briefs
Misc Ada johnson. Of Thirty-etehth
street. Is able to be out again after >
recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russell. Of Pitts
burgh are visiting local friends for .
few dayA
Thomas Brady. Of Twentyn!no
rtreet. arrived home last evening from
Washington. D. c.. where he has been
spending a vacation with friends.
Miss Dorothy Hart. OF Chapline
street. Is improving after an Illness.
John Burke. Of Jacob street. will be
homo Saturday from Cleveland where
he Is now spending a visit with friends.
Miss Martha Kay. OF Cumberland
Nd, In the Euest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Henntng. Of McColloch street.
Miss Margaret Winters. OF McColloch
street. will be home today from Elkins.
where she has been spending few day 5
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. A. MARBLE. OF Hen
dricksburg. returned homo last evening,
following . visit with South Side
frlendA
Is improving after slight illness.
n. u. B0n6k0. OF "OOo - oS''
TO be out again after a severe Illness.
Miss Emily I,oudln. OF Twenty-n!nth
s,reet. will arrive home this evening
from New Castle. Pa. where she mas
been spending a vacation.
Mr.. William Beck. OF Wood street.
continues to improv. AFTER = severe
illness.
Mr., and Mrs. William Riggs. OF Nc
Colloch street have returned home after
q visit with friends and relatives at
Bellaire. o.
Messrs. Harold Simpson. Of Water
street, and Johnny Reed. Of Eoft street
arrived home last evening after being
at washington for the past three weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Renold Cirich and family OF
Pittsburgh, will leave for their nome
today after spending the past few days
here with friends.
Mrs. C. Knapp. OF Thirty-eigh'h
street. continues TO improve AFTER Sc
we're Illness and will be able to be OUT
again soon.
MS. X. schlicher. Of Wood street.
continue, to improve at the North
wheeling hospital. where she underwent
an operation. and will be able to come
homo In about week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Thatcher. or
Water street. are expected home TO-DAY
from Cambridge. where they have been
spending their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Noyce. or Bell-
ARE, have returned home after WISH
hero with friends.
MrS Holderman. OF Jacob street. CON
tinuss to improve at her home "here
abe has been confined for the past sew
eral days with illness.
Miss Della Kohler. OF Jacob street Is
expected homo today from Pittsburgh.
where she has been visiting friends and
relatives
Miss Cora Schmidt. OF McColoch
rtreet, Is slowly improving, although
fer condition is We, regarded "a Sc
r.ouG
H. q. Blake and Thomas MactarIand'
OF McColloch street. arrived home YES
terday from Washington. Pa. where
they have been spending vacation with
frienda
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Outright and
daurhtsr. Helen. arrived home last
evening from Allegheny. after spending
the past few weeks in that city win
friends and relatives.
Mlss Elizabeth Snyder, OF Glendale
II visiting local friends for Few Gays
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ketweu. or |hap-
lima street, have gone to Fairmont TOT
n fsv days TO visit relatives.
n, ,nd Mrs Louis DcBCiS or SIS