The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Francis Navis-'$ Catholic church.
Misses ,icrtrudr r"ghlan and Madge
Mullen VII. be in charge The general
public - urged to patronize the girls.
Moundsvtus Briefs.
Mrs. Carl DietZ. Of Grave creek. was
the CUES, Of friends here Friday.
Mrs. Clay Martin. Of Cleveland. o..
is visiting Mrs. Lyde Martin, on Elm
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Younger. of Fourth
street. are the proud parents Of 4 new
son.
Mrs. Ignatius Brennan. who has been
quite Ill at her home on Center street,
is reported to be getting along nicely.
Samuel Chapman. Of Glen Easton, was
a business visitor in the city yesterda.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McQuade have
moved from First street to the Wood
ruff property on Fourth street.
E. c. Leonhart. general secretary OF
the Kanawha County Sunday School
Association. stationed at Charleston,
will arrive here this evening TO attend
the funeral services Of his aunt. the
late Miss Alice Roney.
Mrs. Dayton Carpenter and little son,
of Fairmont. are guests of her parents.
M. and Mrs. William MCSwa!n, OF
Grant avenue.
Misses Anna and Ocic Dowlcr. teach
ers in the Central and First ward
schools. will spend the weekend at
Loudenville, as the guests OF their
mother
Miss Helen Rogers. teacher in the
Miller school at Fairmont. and Miss
Mary Hamilton. teacher in the Butcher
school OF the same city, have arrived
hero 10 spend the weekend with Miss
Rogers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B..
Rogers. Of Tomlinson avenue.
Mrs. i. B. McCombs. Of S!stersvillr,
has arrived here on an extended visit
with her cousin. Mrs. George Baync. on
Fourth street.
Virginia Myers. Of Columbus, o.. is
tho guest OF friends and relatives over
the week end.
Mrs. W. Y. Rupp, Of Toml!nson ave.
has gone to Powhatan. Ohio. yesterday.
10 he tho guest Of her sister. Mrs. VIM.
Boltz. until after Sunday.
Simon Williams. electrician at the
Herrick Electrical supply company. La
rayettc avenue. has resumed his work
after an attack of heart trouble.
Miss Sophia Hubbs, will spend few
days with her father. G. ". Hubs, at
Glen Easton.
Miss Beatrice Dunlap. Of Canton. o..
arrived here Friday 10 spend a few days
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Dunlap. OF Second street.
Guard J. T. Wise. Of tho prison. left
yesterday for Morgantown, 10 bring
back number OF prisoners.
Ray Greathouse, who has been suffer-
ing from a badly mashed foot. has re-
sumed his duties at the Central garage
On l.ayfayctte avenue.
Warden J. Il. Terrell will return home
this evening from a several days visit
with friends and relatives al keyser,
W. Va.
Mrs, Christine McGill. Of Steubenvillc.
Ohio. who has been the guest or Mrs.
W. r. Dunlap. of Second street. for the
past few days. left for her home yes
terday.
Miss Cecil Davis has returned 70 her
bone in Martinsburg. Ohio. after visit
inE Mrs. Albert Litman, Of Ash avenue
for several days.
Miss Alice Kerns is quite i'll OF APP
pendcitis at her home on JeHerson
avenue.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nay. Of Canton, Ohio, is
the guest Of friends here until next
Monday. 49,,
Joseph Virgin, who has been quite Ill
q, his home on Jefferson avenue for the
past few weeks, is reported to be the
same.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Stirling and Miss
Daisy Ray, who have been spending
few days in Pittsburgh. arrived home
Friday evening.
E. l.. Dunlap Of Second street spent
Friday in Steubenville, Ohio. with
friends and relatives.
Elmer Cain is quite i'll At his home on
Morton avenue.
Ella. the small daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Pelley of North street. who has
been quite i'll Of tonsllitis fof the past
few days. is reported to be improving
very nicely.
Senator Walter f. Burgess OF Eighth
street has returned home from Lewis
county. where he spent several days on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Bell Of Newark.
Ohio. arriv ed here on an extended visit
with Mrs. Bells mother, Anna Gutherie
of Twelfth street.
Miss Kathleen Hewitt OF Morgantown
arrived here Friday on an extended visit
with friends and relatives of this city
and Wheeling.
Mrs. Myrtle Truman Of Second street.
who has been quito III Of rheumatism
for the past two weeks. is reported TO
be improving very slowly.
John Caddo Of ST. Marys il spending
a few days in the city on business.
Mrs. Alex. Vankirk and daughter.
Helen Louise. will return TO their home
at Wilkesbarre. Pa. after pleasant
fri ralatlyeS in this