The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02

late hour last night 20 be getting along
nicely. The part Of the finger which
lad developed blood poison was removed
and no further trouble is antriNHi"H
Present conditions prevailing Tor an
uther day or So ne vii. he able 10 s"aNr
the hospital.
c. z Convention.
Ths christian Endravor Society of the
Wheeling district will meet in the Chris
tian church in this city on Thursday
May l2th. according 10 AN annOunrement
made last evening. The complete pro-
gram for the occasion has not been com
pi-ted but will proha bly, be finished this
week at which time it will be released
10 he press
lose Season
The Ell Kings Daughters, "f the Tues
day Arts club. vii! close its musical s"a-
son at the Strand theatre with a con-
cert on Tuesday. May 10th The Choral
society Of tho club will furnish the pro
gram which Is now heing made. \ large
number Of people will II" doubt attend
this affair.
Season Opened.
The camping season "r tn" famous
Moundsvllc Camp Grounds opened sun
day. Although the day was 4 rather
dr"ary ono many Interesting p1rHeS
were held on the opening day. 4 most
enjoyable time was had by all those
privileged to attend the first days ar
traction. Practically all Of the cottages
have been occupied and indirationS thn'
tn. season on the grounds viii be- u moSc
~uj"yable one.
working for Best" Week.
Tho present week will Ice observed by
M"undSvillc people a. 'WOrkinG For
Best" week. The lora, churches have
planned extensive programs, To y" car
RED out during the week. The C"nctu-
sion Of the obSrrVanC.S will hc held next
Sunday on Mothers lay and an excel
lent program appropriate Tor thf pcCa-
sion Will be carried out ~ the t'!rSt VI.
r.. church.
Factory Resumes,
Factory No. =. OF the F'usIuria glass
works. which employs about 100 men
VIII resume in full ihiS morning. accord
ing 10 an ANNOUNCEMENTS made last even
ing by w. A. y. Dalz"ll. president or
the company. The factory has only he"n
working about 40 per cent Of the time.
The announcement Of the renewal or
operations will no doubt h" met with
much approval by local people.
Earl Wilson Dead.
At II O'Clock Sunday morning or-
CURED the death Of Earl Wilson. aged
81. Al theresidcnce of his mother-n-
law. Mrs. Anna Burley, No. ~ Park
street, following an Hines "f s"vrra!
Years. He was born on Roberts Ridge.
His wife preceded him - the grave SrN-
rral years ago. and surviving ar" the
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Swan Wilson.
S:< brothers. John, viii. Oscar. Webb,
Fr;, and Police Chief Ike wilson.
Funeral services vii he held from III"
place of death Tuesday afternoon II >
O'clock with interment a. GrreniI"n
cemetery.
Moundsville Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindsey Mosher. Of
Sixth street hay" returned home from
= two weeks sojcurn At Charleston.
Wilbur Richmond and family "f Tom
liuSon avenue. have moved 10 st. Clatrs-
vile. q.
Master Wilrord Alien. Of E2,S; rNfth
street. is quite i'll with plural pnHu-
munja.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Tomi.nson. "'
cambridge. were the weekend guests
Of Mrs TomlinSon's mother. Mrs. Sarah
Timblin or jefferson avenue
Mrs. Phi.ip Mercer. of Round bottom.
is the guest OF her son "a G.andale
Mr.. and Mrs lie" Mtirr and son. ~
Aaron. O.. will HrriN" h"r' on IN cN-
tended visit with NJ Mary M:Ms and
family. of Center street. and will leav"
~ a few days for I.o- Angeles. ':I.i-
torn:a.
Mrs. ". r Thompson. Of Morton ave-