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

earyice men are entitled to membership
In the Ladies' Auxiliary. This organi-
ration. which spranG INTO eNisteace
little over q year ago. has played quite
an important part in tho reorganization
work OF the disabled eN-*cr~lcc men as
we'll as performing a vital work as an
adjunct to tho legion posts. II ~ eN-
pected that the auxiliary TO be organized
hero tonight will prove OF greai eon'"
quence as there are numoe7s OF women
in the city eligible for membership.
Few. Cory Herr.
Rev. G. W. Cory, superintendent OF
the Wheeling Union Mission, hIled ITO
pulpit At the morning services at %a!-
vary NJ +. church Suada". He spoke
on. Twice Born Men and the Under
world" Rev. Cory delivered most
Interesting ,alk The church was filled
to capacity.
Meet Tonight.
A number Of important matters Will
be up for consideration at the regular
meeting OF the city council ~ oe held
this evening. All city salons arc urged
10 be present.
severe Storms.
Severe rains blanketed the immediate
districts surrounding MoundSNiiie sat
urday night and early Sunday inc
downpour was so severe in certain sec
tions Of the county that the country
roads suffered heavy damages. Tho
lights were eff throughout ;he c'y Tor
three hours Saturday night. Lightning
struck one Of the high tension electric
wires on North jefferson avenue and
caused q blaze mean 10 handle.
Apples Scarce.
Apples are very sea -ce Throughout
Marshall county. according 20 word
brought to the city by some Of tho
farmers Housewives in MonndavEIe
are nnding Il difficult to Obtain tho
spherical fruit so great in abundance
his year. Although the canning seq
son IS already on in full force Few
apples arc being canned on account OF
heir scarcity. Farmers are ri the
cpiuIon that the late frcsts and tbs
bad growing weather Of enrly summer
are accountable for the few apples
MoundEvillo Briefs
Little Miss Iona Gray 10 reported 10
hc getting a'onC nicely at h"r Lem" on
Second street following an illness OF
irc past .rw DAYS OF tHDhnId fever.
Isaac Rodgers OF Second street. Is little
inlproNed from his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM f.. Da,zc,l OF sew
enth street arc rcjoicIHE over the arrival
OF new baby boy named William +,
Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. relley have re-
turned 20 their home In Wheeling, fol
lowing a visit, with friends here.
J. ". Garvin has returned 10 his home
on Second street. following vacation
at connraut Lake, Pa.
Miss Lucille Ayers has returned 10
her home at West Alexander, Pa. after
visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Sutton ~ Sa;"m IS
spending a few weeks with her par'Its
here.
Messrs. and Mesdames Floyd and
George Gandee and families have gone
20 Buckeye Lake. where they Will
spend two weeks varationing.
Walter Dunlap Of Bellville, H.. Is
spending few days here visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W R. Dunlap Of
Second street.
Miss Fila Grandstaft has r>>Srned
home from a visi; with her sister In
New York city.
Miss Lula Moore o. Tenth street. IL
spending two weeks at Sutton. w. Va.
Mrs Il. A. SAundcr continues serious
ly i'll nj her home on South TOmunson
avenue.
Misses Mamie High. I.elah VEINS,
and Lillian Young have returned home
from ST. ClalrsviIln. o.. where they at
tended a house party At the home OF
Misses May and Haze Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Huff NJ P"m"us.
Cal. who hav" been visiting relatives
hcro for some time have gone to
Friendly w Va. where they will spent
few days with friends before re-
turning home.
John W. Allen Of Olran. Mo-. has
returned homo after visiting his sister,
Mrs. l. J. johnson OF Tenth street.
Messrs. and Mesdames w. A. Michael,
Morris Sperling and children and Mss
Ethel Anderson left Sunday for Buck
eye Lake where they will! spend this
week.
]. T. Arnold and son and daughter
Of Akron, O.. are Waiting Mrs. Warren
Ilson OF Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Warden or CRAY
ton. arc visiting the formers mother.
Mrs Pelley Of Fourth street.
Mrs Lyle Brock and daughters. Kath-
sr1ne and Julian, have returned homo