The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
BRIDGEPORT
PIKE WORK
Will START SOON
ARRANGEMENTS MADE HoA PR
PAIRING or BONDS, AND MoNEf
TO BE TURNED oVER TO
COUNTY COMISsIoHERS.
Work on Road Repairs wm Probably
Be Started within Next Intssn
nav, According to Officials.

Ofhcials 81 this city report Nha' G. -
ARRANGEMENTS have been made tor rr'nt-
80, ,Ss bonds 10Y the proposed improve
nent ~ the CadiZ pike within inc c,E
rnrate limit aud they are expected 70
he delivered Sorn. The bonds VII! DC
purrha sed by the city with money from
IN. general funds. and as soon AZ 'he
bonds are delivered. the money VII! oe
raid over 10 the county commissioner.
The commissioners are unable 20 start
artual work on the repairs until such
time as the money ts PAID INTO 'neIs
hands. but all Indications point 70 me
road being completed and paFeo oet''e
the arrival OF cold weather.
Pave All Streets.
Sentiment Is reported developing In
council for a bond Issue for the repair
and repaving Of all OF the streets OF the
city. and II this action Is taken WORK
Vii probably be started carly IN ING
spring OF next year. The proposed
East Liverpool Marietta highway: %h,Sh
will pass through this city Is partly re-
sporsihle for me sentiment, as all wish
20 have good street on tho route
through the town.
Stag Cheaper.
With the railroad freight ratio on stag
at ninety-six cents per ton. that mate
rial used FOR streets was Just little
expensive. but times have changed. Ac-
cordInS To- an announcement made yes.
,srday, slag bought within the state OF
Ohio can now be shipped at freiIht
rate OF atty-six cents per ton, which
will make a big difference In the cost
of repairs.
Organize Rifle Club.
Announcement was made Yesterday
that a meeting OF all local residents IN
tereStcd IN the Organization or rite
club for this city. will be held at the
store Of the Bridgeport Hardware c"in-
pauy tomorrow evening. OfAcers will
re elected and n permanent organization
formed.
Six new teachers have been selected
n take charge OF grades In the kirk
week. as follows: lst grade. Miss Flor
ence KuslAr: End. Miss Lena Mcyay;
3rd. Miss Catherine Hunter; 7th. Miss
Nutting: high school. Prot. W. w. Ran
doiph and Miss Gertrude Marsh.
Accidental Death.
Coroner Clyde C. Hardcsty announced
a verdict OF accidental death In tho
case ot John Shed~ell Lansing lad who
lost his No as n result ~ the bus acct
dent at Lansing on Sunday. September
14th. According 10 tho testimony ~
witnesses. the driver Of tho car. Elmer
Client Of Martins Ferry. made every
nossibiN effort - care for the safety
~ his passengers. and the driver was
axonsrated Of blame for the death OF
the lad.
holQ.
Ths funer7i services for the late
Nike S,nstzntck. Boydsvillr man who
dad a few days ago were held from tho
home OF his son. Frank Sanetznick OF
that place yesterday afternoon. ana tho
body was taken ~ Iinwood cemetery
near Blaine. -. for intermeut.
Driver Discharged.
Following the hearing ot Elmer
Client Of Martins Ferry. driver OF the
bus which was in an accident in which
the late Joan ShedweIl lost his life,
held In Mayor Junktn's court yesterday
morning. the Evidence against the driver
vas found insufficient TO hold him. and
he was discharged. Tho driver had
been held und.r $500 bond
Bridgeport Br1efs.
Miss Erhe teitt. teacher Of tho h Oh
school faculty is expected here today
10 prepare for her duties.
James l.. Higgins arrived homo yes
terciay after week spent visiting at
Canada and ne Lakes.
Mr. and Ms. l.. c. Fankhouser have
arrived hon. after a visit with relativ es
at E.Ein. Ii.
Edward Rurkle, salesman at the Nc
arrived hone after 4 honeymoon spent
nm the Graf Lakes.
Lawrene Rico loft yesterday for a
few days visit with relatives at Nell
Sonvllic. }
Edgar Fankhouser has arrived home
after a NO months visit with an aunt
Mrs. W. F. Blum at EIgtn. III.
The rSular business meeting and So
cial OF the Alpha Pr sorority will be
Mrs. F.. q. Morris will entertain the
Martins and the Fourth division 81
I che Ldies' AID society OF the Firsr
! Methodist church tonight.