The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
WELLSBU2G
SCHOOL TEACHERS
RETURNING HOME

With septembe- -ap;dly approaching,
which means the opening OF BROOKE
county schools TEACHERS WI" have been
attending summer schools. rs well as
others who have been resting At their
various homes. are again turning th"r
thoughts toward WeNshurg and other
county towns \ few have returned
already and by next week, Saper'o'tnG'
emit Recthau expects 20 cali confer
ence OF local teachers. The purpose Was
not definitely stated BY the sup"rin-
teident but ne did say that he wished
to have talk with hts co-work"rS ann
arrive al an und~rsta ndtnE whereby 'h'
schools would function with the h'HN'S'
degree Of efficiency.
One matter which IS % be taken up.
Is the Importance .: publicity IN coH>
nectlop with school activities. and par
ents are justified N expecting more IN
formation this lear OF the work h"'nS
done thr"uEhou, the city and county.
Mrs = c Underwood SUPER n "ndent ~;
the county Schools has indicated mar
he wuaIla take the matter up with the
rural teachers and plan Will he de-
TiSed whereby Brooks countianS Will Il"
abe 70 learn just what IS golng on IN
school work.
Liberty L. Short
Harry Beck. barber. sentenced :"
serve six months in the county i2lt NJ
the last term Of cour; for the tnrt OF
some barber tools from Green's barber
shop. made his escape Monday afternoon
after being allowed 4 lew minutes free
dom but Mas soon rcCaptured
deputy shsrt:fS who went 20 Belmont
county and were forced 70 do o2tt!"
with an angry mob said 70 have been
headed by Beck'S vile.
Beck. on account OF his apparent good
behavior. was allowed 4 few minutes IN
the open. and because OF his term eS-
p;rinE on August 81. It was not be
lieved he would entertain the ,dea nt
escaping As soon as sheriff DuNal
learned o. his departure from the city.
ne sent deputy sheritts 20 ;he homo OF
Reck's wife's parents. hu, upon their
arrival they learned thai Beck had not
been there. They found him hldlnc.
however. IN ciump OF bushes along
the hillside. He was handCutted and
brought here where he will serve out
his time and possibly uttic in addition.
seott oessquiss
Funeral services wer" held Monday
afternoon, fer James II. Scott wh" p1$S-
ed away Friday evening at sis O'Clock.
Surviving members % The -. \. K at
tended in q body. ln;crment was mad"
in Brooke cemetery.
Kiwsnts Luncheon
Tho weekly luncheon "t ~" kiTanls
club was wel, attended and ih"$e pres
ent heard the various phases Of banking
discussed by Attorney +. \. Chapman.
Palmer and J. V. Bal'h.
The drawing FOR prizes consisted ~
. card worth Ave dollars in merchan.
disc. gvep by nahlb"rG Brothers. and
was won by Jack Wells.
Secretary Johnson Informed the club
that communications had been received
which dealt With the C"Sur:arinG OF
half Of u city hincN also conference
with railroad officials relative I" the
placing OF gates at certain street cross
,.I.h 10 81 Thu fol-
lowing committee was appointed TO
take the matter ~ streets under con-
sideratton T. J. Shcrrard. ". :. jacob
+. 7. McAvoy and John E. Palmer.
Friday evening. ~ the otGre Of A &.
holland.
The Laurel Band class OF ~" Chris
tan church Will hold corn r"ast IN
THURSDAY evening At the h""" OF Mrs
Elmer Bone on Plea Sanr av"uu'.
Ballvisw Camp
A most appreciative audie-c" VT
messed Miss Civilization. IN" htGh
school play presented last evening n
the Bsllview camp grounds hN Wc!>,
burg people. Tho play was presented
In highly charming manner. T"n'ch'
the Premier Instrument: T., - S'e,i-
henville. O.. will be ~, ., ton. THIS
trio includes MISS ''nn"',... Sorr2n"
Lloyd, violin and piano.
weusburg Briefs
Miss Edith Guy. q CHICAGO. NJ. ni"""
of Mrs. Henry Zilliken. d, visiting al
the Zilliken home on Main >;re",.
Mrs. Sam Hubbard vas Wheeling
shopper Monday.
Mrs. Laura Crimes has returned homo
from weeks visit with r"iut'N"~ IN
Williamsburg. IA
Mr. and Mrs, herman Wilson return
ed home Monday from SIX NC X.
visit with Mr.. wilson's parents at,
Mrs. Eva rapinGn"s,. Mis- t;',o
Walker. OF 81. Louis. Me-. sd Mrs.. r
J. Sherrard were among -" Wheeling
visitors Tuesday.
Earl Bru.n returned Tucsia, morning
10 his home in McIiy,il' -. After
weeks visit with fric; dS ~ Wri,,uUr=
Miss Alwi.da Paul returned Mcrd;'>
from a weeks va"atioH wh''.h "uS ~psH'
with friends and rc|at''.> ~ N.'"H
and HenUor". bh;".
Billy and Herold s, hi~.0"'. %" TAR.
mont. are visiting th"i- bog friends ~
Miss Edna Harvey. Of nat~,onr -
Is visiting az the hon" 81 Nc aua' IN
Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. n r. Mlrr,' MI NJ,
ed 10 WHllshurG M""'iay md 'r~l'"1
friends and r"lativcs
Albert Sncd"&"r. nr Wrs"iInS Na< 4
%eiishurE visitor N"Hdn%.
Miss Iva B-aShear Vie" T. "a. a|d
Louise Gis, left Monday ;, -. NJ > tsN
days al ne RHl'vj"w rg:r? ground.
Mrs. Robert trauHt"u SNrr'i son. and
sister Miss ThaliI N:&"r. ""rC ":UoE:'
the Wheeling shopper Tu".:,!,y
Miss Mar%a-ct B"H" J.; !" a'lIuS =
two weeks VI, alton =; HI. h"r..- OF Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Sanders ~ Cross
Creek District.
Miss olive Jacobs visited relatives in
Wheeling Monday.
Misses Leah Rome and Louis" Jacob
returned home Mond;" evening FROM "
ten days visit a, Salisbury Ia can
ference.
E. E. Carter has returned HON" frnT
q vacation in the New England s'a'"s.
Miss Edith Holland. ~ Fo,'anSh"".
Mrs. J. l.. Jones. sister Mrs. Georr'
Rodeheaver. and Miss Mar n';v"
whyte returned SUNDAY evening from
. vacation spent at RuCkcv" Lake. Ohio.
Miss whyte coming by automobile. tho
other members % the party b. rail.
Rev. r l.. Merryman. rector - ~"
Church OF the Redeemer. % pranG"-