The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
MOUNDSVILLE
LOCAL MAN SPENDS
NIGHT IN BASTlLE
hoy Cries 30 Remain with ms -,
Az rne Parent - Placed In jail
Juaxs Morris Orders Man 4N
After Telephone Communicative
with Sheriff KAxlsft

WIN Bn0111A N~e
>,frc6 Tomlinson was released ny
sheriff fIazlctt Sunday morning a''Sl
snendfn1 saturday nightin IN" county
Ia stila aftrr being arrested on conn
nlaintfof his wife. on an aIIcc"H nom
sunport charge. TnmlinsonS WHO '"-
tercj suit against him some tim" az"
arn asking nc court for the CUSTODY OF
her children and pecuniary substance
for her support and that OF the cnlIoren
from Tomilnson. At the conclusion OIL
the trial Judge Morris. sitting IN Cur
cult court here. granted decision IN
the wife's favor.
EnI,owinr the trial Tomilson went 70
ohm where nc remained until few
DAYS ago when he returned 70 this cltF'
p,, ls said to have gone 70 the home
kcpt nv his wife and left with their
Young son. who cried to accompany MS
father 10 jall when he was arrested o!
the sheriff. Sheriff Hazlett allowed
the Young son 10 go with the rather ou'
let the child sleep in his home near the
jail while the father spent the night ne
hind the bars. Sunday morning the
sheriff released Tomilnson following Il
communication with Judge 7. u. MOTIFS
f., over the telephone from New Martins
Vile The judge told the Sher'it ne
! would, make the necessary amendS q
s. the case at the opening of the next term
OF court here.
Council Meeting
The regular seni-monthly meeting OF
the city council will be held this even
ing at the city building. Some very i'm
portant matters OF particular Interest,"
to all councilman will be taken up toI
consideration and il * expected that al
arrange TO attend.
Legion Meeting
\ number OF important matters VIII
be taken up for discussion at the reSu'
lar meeting OF members of Earle fran
els Post No =, the American Legion. 20
be held this evening at O'Clock AT the
Elk club on Fifth street. All legion
aires are resDectfully urged 10 attend
No Planes Horo
The I.anSin Field. located here. has
taken on the aspect Of the past since
the disa pearancc off Al :hc planes that
were here the forme- part Of last week
The local field was visited by six air
planes last week and had begun 20 take
ON the appea ~ancc Of 4 real. LANDING
place when tn" ships wer" ordered to
proceed 10 their destination points.
Rsturn5 Today
{ f.. W. Abbey. captain Of the state
prison yards. will return this evening
with numb"r Of now prisoners from
Mercer county. 1t is expected that
about eight prisoners will be brought
with him. Among this number will be
Percy Blackwell. the csca ped convict
who made his getaway last March.
Choir Concert.
The vested choir of ~. Matthew =
Episcopal church. Of Wheeling. will give
n concert at the Parish house in this
city on Monday. May 23rd for the bene-
o. q MI r.
The concert promises 10 be one or tho
rare-musical treats Of the season. and
no doubt a large crowd will turn out to
hear them.
. Building Garage.
The frame work of the new Craig ana
Craig garage on First street Is fast
being put up. and indications are that
the garage will be finished in rev
weeks. When completed it will be one
Of the most up-to-datc places IN the city,
and on account OF it's accessibility 10
Noe OF Noundsville's most used streets
is expected that the garage men Will
a thriving business.
Little Power.
Ahc electric power here was off sun
day afternoon from 1880 10 O'CLOCK.
The wires were in need OF repairs and
this was held responsible for the power
standard Bearers.
The Standard Bearers OF tho First
VI.
meeting tbs evening in the church par
lors. There will be several matters OF
interest 20 be brought up for discussion
and q full membership Is expected
Special Services.
The t;irl Scouts of Moundsville had
charge of the services he'd At the First
NJ r.. church last evening. Included
among the speakers OF the evening were
District Scou; Executive. Captain Addie
w Harrison. Of Wheeling: Captain Pearl
al
city. The services were very largely
SttraGCd.
DR.. Bash Here.
DIR. Appleton Bash. area secretary or
Pittsburgh. will h. the principal speaker
oS the evening az II meeting Of the board
= nr $hc Cavalry NJ. r.. church tomorrow
cyehlng in the church parlors. Several
business matters Of Importance are 10
Il" taken up for discussion and a goou
attendance * requested.
Mothers Day.
Appropriatr programs were carried out
~ All the local churches Sunday IN OBJ
s,.-vance OF Mothers Day. Excellent
sermons were preached ut all the
churches and record attvndanceS were
reported.
Ray TT Strand.
Charles RAY viii he featured in the
sn,, .i,l production. "r.Ac"fUl Valley. at
III. Strand ;nd1H. Ray - seen AZ MS
worry best in this picture. which Is one
f his latest releases. Nh tANiH ''NNcu
feature will hc shown in the form or
Moundsville Briefs.
Nicholas Rogers has taken his de-
parturr for his home IT Rio. Ill.,. after \
visit To his brother. isaac Rogers. on
S"rnrd STREE, He was here To attend
Tho funeral OF his sister 1T wheeling.
/, :. Cunningham. Of eastern second
str,.e, who has hccn quite Mil Tor the
past few days. is reported to be gettng'
along nicely.
Walker Yohn Of Burch Ridge. was IN
the city Friday on important business.
Mrs II. Il. Summers. OF fitSHurgn'
Is Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
ID. Truman. cr Elm avenue.
Miss Doris OConneu and Miss Mary
Lister were guests of friends at War
wood yesterday.
Robert Peters. OF Second street Is the
-uest of friends AZ t2trmont Tor Few
Miss Lillian Hill Of cypress avenue.
spent yesterday with friends at Elm
Mr.. and Mrs Walter wilson. Of north
ern Jefferson avenue. are the proud par
ents of daughter.
John Leach OF Highland avenue. sur
fered paralytic stroke Wednesday
morning and Is in 4 critical condition.
Mrs. J T steele. Of seventh street.
who underwent an operation at ine Ohio
Valley General hospital. wheeling last
week, is getting along very nicely.
Little Betty Lee Hincrman. or Cedar
avenue. who is quite i'll of pneumonia.
shows little Improvement.
Mrs Thomas Foster and son Fred. OF
Wolf Run. spent yesterday in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ Fondy. Of Elm