davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
NV FIVE YEARS WILL BE KNOWN
AS ONE OF LEADING TERRI
TORIES IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Development Is Attracting Attention
OF Many Outsiders, says
Pittsburgher.

Nlyundsyt.ie VII be one 90 The lo,d-
; ia.. coal produrjnS territories In IN"
,G..lntry in tn. ne>s I've years. accord
IN. 10 y prediction Of e. Ellsworth
-I-..ker. r,or, Sentjng ;hr Melton Nat
. io,,, Bark. oC Pittsburgh. who WIS IN"
-, rcipa,i SysaNrr At the regular we"N.
.u-cheon Of the !nrI. Rotary cub hr!n
:. tho SuyGor Hotel At MOO" YES erdiE.
NJ Parker. related IN" ta,t that
N,IndSvjlie was Sl-ruu.d"d with Won
H.rrul uudsyr'oiri coal territory an"
H.: raeu N tho Smoky 'i;y a. well Is
a. other parts OF the country wer" IN
.,.:e>tvI "a IN" growth Of the coal in
,:'~frv here which woulG. aS matter
49, fact. mean the great u2Huls,ttrE nt
! N.~Shall CountyS sea-;
The outlyjLg territory. he sad. IS uH-
cs-lo.d with millions ~ dollars worth
~ fuel. e properly mined. woa!d b"
big Investment - III" rwHrrS and w"u. d
r. rnOrs ways than one place Mounds
Mic on tn" mammoth map Of the coal
~ 'usrry. In speaking Of tho loch!
mineral product h. related that IN"
coal was l:as producing and that b.
products from II would Hc y Sr"ot ';,c-
tor in the Industrial growth - this
IN 1'cd;a'r section.
MoU.dSviilc has a woujSytul amount
, OF land on which /, may spread oHs
anil srow In. n much large" CITY. h"
sad, ard th"rc is m !mpossI1ility that
ssorpa b.S manufacturer has overlooked
n : city for the erection vt an Immense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

fellowship discussed in an able manner
Every one present was highly delighted
with the sermon.
Cameron Locals
our Volunteer Fire department held
4 well attended pcetInS yesterday al
trrnoon, but as the secretary Is out OF
the city to-day and we got no report
from anyone else We are unable TO give
the details on the meeting
some young men declare they saw
w II. Griffith. the man who escaped
rom the state prison Thursday evening
after making a lasting record for him.
>;"!r. ra~s through this place going east
N :, freight train Friday evening.
Mrs w. f. McCardle, has been quite
sick for several days. but was reported
10 he slightly improved yesterday.
The venerable Or. ]. c. Duncan. mas
been crnlncd 70 the home for several
d,,s with a severe Illness.
J. 4. Banc Of the pike district who has
h,nm confined to the home for several
ia account of III health Is reported
some better but is still unable to be out.
captain Amos Norris. of SistersViile
vas = business caller in the city yes
;.:,!ay. lIn - interested in the NJ W. or
\. insurance.
I
..:,nrial session for tho transaction OF
general business Thursday night.
Deputy sheriff Jas. Henrietta. OF
Moundsvillc made his debut In society
1T this place Saturday morning. He bus
icd himself for n while serving some
raNnrS.
We are nleascd to annuonce that the
water Is again rising in the city reser-
yni- \fter waiting for long time for
rlrr with which to repair the big break
in n" line. II has arrived and the line
has been repaired and We can now nave
4 l".:Hr Gurrly OF water.
After spending several months in Cam
alo. Mr.. and Mrs 7. W. Finch have re-
t.~ncd home to this place. Mr.. Finch was
employed ~ tho oil fields while in the
northern country.
T l., Robinson. has been unable to be
about Tor several days on account or
Illness Iic IS getting some better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Five Months In Prison
For Benwood Foreigner
Anthony Panktelf Sentenced
to Five Years for Violat-
ing the Mann Act

ParkcrSburg, W. Va, Jan. 12.Anthony
Pantell. who Is said to be member OF :
prominent southern family was founo
guilty Of violation OF the Mann act IN
federal court here to-day and sentenced
tn serve five years in the federal prison
at Atlanta, and to pay fine Of $1,000.
Pantell Is alleged 10 have Induced r
young girl to accompany him from her
home in a Pennsylvania town to Pitts
burgh. Hagerstown. Maryland. and other
r.tir, on promise OF marriage. At
HaEcrstown the young man is alleged
to have forged the name Of the Eirrs
father to a check. The father found ms
daughter at Hagerstown and AFTER she
legged to have threatened publication OF
the affair II her father did not ASSIST
h i'm IN court.
Alex Howctt. Of Benwood. plead
guilty to having still, $50 gallons OF
wine. mash and finished moonshine IN
his possession and was sentenced 70
serve a prison term OF five months or
pay fine OF $500.
Pearl BowleS Of Wheeling. was fined
sl25 for having liquor in his possession:
Jim Bakos. Of Benwood. pleaded
guilty to operating Il still and was fined
$500. while his companion, Joe be-
chadck, pleaded guilty to having liquor
in his possession and was tined tlCg
and sentenced to serve IN the harshah
county Jail until paid.
Paul Servich and Rag Abbott, OF Mar
shall county. were both found guilty OF
having liquor in their possession ana
we're fined 5000 and $500 respectively.
Lloyd Stewart. of Ohio county. an eN-
soldier. pleaded guilty to having large
quantity of rum in his home. and was
fined S2GO and costs. ,,
W. Andrew Alderman and ). y. Zip,
son. both OF Wheeling. were iounu
guilty Of having whiskey, and were
fined $500 each and sentenced TO serve
four months in the Ohio county JAIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
on Sunday. January. .. Interment in

on Sunday. January .. Interment In
the New Cemetery south Of town.
Funeral services held Wednesday
afternoon over the remains Of Mrs. Phi
lena Perkins Of Homcview, whose death
occurred on Monday after 4 lingering
illness of some months. Through all
her sickness she was helpless, having
lost the use Of one side from stroke of
paralysis. Her daughter. Miss Ethel.
, has been her constant companion ard
cared 70" her with a loving. tender de-
votion. Many assisted with love AMI
sympathy. Services were held at the
Christian church of which she was
faithful member.
Miss Leslie Green. formerly one OF
Bcthesdas teachers. now Of the CleEe-
land Bible school, visited friends here
the last of the week. and attended serv-
ices ut the INSTRUMENTATION church.
Mrs. J. Il. Wilson gave a party to a
few little girls on Saturday afternoon.
IGNORING her daughter Nancy's sixth
birthday anniversary. Refreshments
were served and each little guest was
given a souvenir in honor Of the occa-
sion.
Meetings are growing in interest and
attendance At the evanreliStic CAM
raiGn held at the Interdenomi1 Ational
Holiness church. Many are being aWak-
ened TO their duty and responsibility TO
Cod and their privileges and possibdu-
ties In Jesus Christ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Barker were In
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday.
The Home Missionary society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Sarah Hoee
on Friday evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society meeting will meet with Mrs.
Chas Walker on Thursday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
BETHESDA

Worry beautiful and impressive scrr-
ices we're held on Sunday afternoon
,yor the remains Of Mr.. William f..
puffv at tho NJ. T.. church. His death
at his late home here Thurs
day. caused by hardening of the AFTER
los, He was about 81 years old. an!
lcay.s besides his wife and two sons.
two brothers and three sisters. MT.
1ohn Duffy and Miss Ida Of TifAn. o.;
Mrs Sadie Gregg Of Newark; Charles
and Miss Nellie of this place. The
,eryIces were in charge Of Rev. J. K.
Trre,ts assisted by the /. q. Q. F.. who
attended in body. lnterment al:
I.nenczcr. Those attending from dis.
t,nrr were Mr.. will Razor CLEVELAND
Mr. md Mrs. Joe Duffy Of Fatrvicw
Mr.. and Mrs clyde Duffy and family
Of Ifarncsvilic
The funeral Of Mr.. F"nt"n McEn"r"e
,vos held at the Baptist church at
o'clock Sunday afternoon, his death o.
-u,rrd nj the home Of his daughter.
Mr.. Eddie Mead. south If town. lie
,yas - years OF age. lntcrment ut
EhenrZ"T.
,rhc remains OF Miss Mary Emerson.
,or,n.rlv " this place. but had been In
california for more than year. wer9
hr,urht here 10 tho home of her aunt.
Mrs, Maria Wright, recently. Funeral
services were held ut the NJ f. church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Great Rejoicing by
Rheumatic Cripples
II SO Crippled You Can't Use Arms OF
I,.g1 Rheuma VIII HSlp You Or
Nothing to Pay.

II YOU want relief in two days. swift:
gratifying relief. take one teaspoonful
OF Rhcuma once day.
II Won want TO dissolve the uric acid
noison in your body and drive 1t out
through the natural channels so that
Won Will be free from rheumatism. get
\ Is cent bottle OF Iheuma from your
druggist today.
rheumatism is q powerful disease
strongly cntrcnchcd in joints and mus
cIos In order TO conquer II powerful
enemy must .br sent against IL. Rheuma
IS the enemy OF rheumatism tno matter
what :orm)--an enemy that must con.
uucr IL every time or your money will
he refunded.
Rheuma contains no narcotics-is alb.
soIutcly harmless. and thoroughly re.
iiohlr hrcausc IL Is the one remedy
that has relieved the agon!zing pains
Of rheumatism sufferers who thought
nothing would give relief. II should do
n much for you--it seldom fails. c. II.
Gricst & Co. will gladly supply you on
the nc-cure-no-pay plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
SlSTERSV|LLE

Sistersv!l.e, Jan. 12-Mrs. l.. A.
Thistle and daughter Miss Margaret
were the guests Wednesday OF friends
in Wheeling.
Miss Mildred Reynolds has returned
from Coalwood and Athens. o., where
she spent the past six weeks as the
guest Of friends.
Mrs. ]. Artcl Case entertained a few
intimate friends at bridge Tuesday
evening rs an honor to Mrs. Ray Mar
tin Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Following the
play 4 delectable repast was served to
Mrs. Martin, Mesdames II. Is. Williams
Of Cincinnati. l.. Toussaint. Sampson
Thistle and Misses Elizabeth Gaffney.
Ethel Work, Coe Pumcroy and the hos
tess
Mrs. F. F. Dunlap and son James
have returned from Cambridge. O.,
where they were called 10y the death OF
her brother. the late !. |. Wilson.
Thomas T.. Moblcy. superintendent OF
n" Carter OIL Company. in lark"rs-
hur- was in the city Wednesday at
trn.iirg to business matters.
Mis- Virginia Springer has returned
from Wheeling where sb" WAS the
guest Of Mrs. JPohn JaCcbucci.
Miss Alice Fac has been called t.
Marietta. O., by the Illness of her
mother.
Mrs stella Drvcrport Of Phladei-
lh!a is c>prct"d 20 arrive within
couple OF days for 4 visit with rc'a-
tivrs and friends.
Mrs. Clifford Brown who has heeu
confined To her home by an attack OF
toHsiliiis is able I" be ont AGAIN.
The first meeting ~ the Neg Year
Of the Woman's Club was held Tues
e. I,n Of 80.
O. l. I.azcar in Chc,s"a street. TnirtY
mcmchrs were in Attendance and an
Interesting program was rendered.
Erv. J. u. RrayHhaw Of ParkrrsburS
cond"ct"d special services Wednesday
evening in =. Pauls Protestant Epis-
c"pal Church.
Several officials If the Carter Oil
Company Of rarknrs3ur,, spent We'd
"""day here N III" interest of the
company.
Ms Narrin Carter lett Wednesday
for Pittsburgh N ar>w,r to q telegram
Ne oath e an aunt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
CAMERON
TIr.. Cathryn T-y Dead

Mr. lnih:lu Fry. ~ aged and very
h!rh.y respected resident Of th, south
s:,r pissed "N."" 80 IA" t'mlI! nome,
after : liag, ria: illness of months dura-
lion. prccu,cd w. w"i; advanced III
wear. and was tn. n.u;lrr o: a large
family of hi!d-cu al! married and gone
from Lcinr rNyrW Okcy the youngest
son. .yno with his family resided with
81. ..,.',,~ Mrs. I!r, enjoyed the love
..rl -, .r..r .i cy,rvIouy who knew
-. s,.. had 10y luaiiy ". rs been an.l-
....i Win III, T:.!tyt. ian churcn.
-. ,,.... o.. ,.,,.,,,t....,r,. christian lady
and li,,I r.r ,..,...n;, AT home as we'll
90. =, .i.,r,. ''h., rod cn,npan:nn Ir.-
,..r,rr5 r,.,. >, IN, gray. In: q snort time
a:.u Fare raj services were held at the
iu,n. T1i,:,..N IL l.. NJ. In charge OF
I,, T. NJ ~. ,n,r, Of the Presbyterian
,nurrn. a.%is.,.I hy I:rv. G. G. Irnham
-: ti, " f.. rhur.h. " IT,. 'n.iuS:"n
Of tu" >.r....,-. an. :ru. ~ s.rrr laid
u - - IN. iii,shtInG ,''lI'"i"r;'.
Dies i'll Texas
\,H.S o" j'.. d""ia 90 "i:;''wn'"' Perry
w'.:,,. occurred &"""' "h"r" IN IcN.0
I!'d,r WIS renewed hrr" hy friends
and relatives. Deceased VA = native oil
li!3.hr' ';""'r county, l'"nn*yiEan'l.
nd W"nt {" T'\"~ I" WORK in the Of.
I"ldS $rNcri months 40. Tie c"ntrArt""
nNn"A&A Wh'ch ""N''"i"d l'h'"'n'"' a.
h'S Grnt" resulting Jew Days IA"r'
His family resides 80 liiGht". ia" re
ui'r:,, WI! u" hr ucnt I" lniS plac" an'
linen = his former h"m" for burial,
~, n" tjw" tn" remains will arrive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
STEUBENVILLE

Htr.hcny.tlc, O.. Jan. l2.-FrahK
Hyei. rmploye of the Culhertson Con-
S;ruction company. Was brought TO the
ohio Valley hospital here today sutlrr-
.,s from injuries sustained when nc
w. struck By tram on the I. & T.
RI road in the vicinity Of Mingo juno
ton th's morning. lie was fouhd ~
In; unconscious along the tracks by "
,rackwa.k,r He was internally hurt
and IS not expected to recover.
Case Settled.
The case or Iunn Ileislcr. admins
traitor, vs.. the New York Contra! ran
road. an action for $4,000 damages
was saitled in common pleas court mere
today. the plaintiff accepting S4'oo"
from the company for the death OF MS
wife Mrs. Flora Ann Hclsl"r who WIS
Killed in Harrison county when STRUCK
10y a train on grade crossing
Property sold.
Announcement wa~ male today ny
George Weber. former h"t"t owner
here. that h" had sold Fiftn street
Property which he had Originally nur-
chased for Il hotel site. :" 'E1rl Nruhcr
and August Koch, VIII" contemplate
erecting 4 hus'-cSs and apartment
block az i've stores. Ia" cnnSidrra-
tjrn run into sin figures.
Charter Changed.
II a m,c,'nc at Fullanshce Council
1t night. chang" was made In the
towns charter 20 Tr"NId" for women
voting. Council also Planned for n
special election L. vote on S25.O"o
honl issue to pay interest on outstand-
ins bonded Indebtedness.
Asks for Truck.
9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
'MECHEN



IL" ,nitJ-e prayer services. to be
held this evening - tine NJ T. church.
viii De- held at tn, following homes.
District No. i--Mra. |. $. Underwood
District No. Mrs. Elizabeth M'tiU.rr
district No. 3-Mrs. W. Hicks
District NJ. +--Mrs. W. T. leach.
Play st. Marks.
The Whi, li"uhant hn~i. ina,l t'%rl
vii, ho,d n practice" this "y"".i.; E" w.
pure for the rnus%s ;.nlury",y ",,n.'.. .
team on the Union floor Much imr
NH h,' sprn; ~ pass work. and lrtc...r +;
for Ia" basket. Al players are r'iu's,-
ID to turn out I" prHctic" this cv"n!'.r.
Al-Day Meeting.
There WI l." an al!-Iay meeting IL
II" Christian church 10y tn" LrG.rS'
A.d suc!civ. Each lady Is requested TO
bring her lunch and COM. and si.r't t"'
dav quitting.
Will Ecrtertain-
Mrs. I H. S.NvTl will entertain =
group o. young r""p!" at her home on
Third ami Marshall street. this evening
with IN i1!"rurl gathering. (is' mes
mrNi" 3t;:d dalriur. viii b" enjoyed
tHroughuut the evening, and no doubt
m" hours viii pass all too quickly for
tn young rv,'iL". IN. guests will 10"
invited t. III" lining room at Il l;I,n
hour whrrc IL d.tiiDty luncheon will ~.
enjoy ed.
Entertain Societies.
III
Faddrn VIII entertain thu members -
Division No. Of thn Ladies' Md 50
ri"ty this evening IN the basement Of
the CHI Ivrh. Music and rc"d!'w"rk will
be enjoyed throughout the evening. \.
a lat. hour 4 delicious luncheon VI!
be ,rrvrd.
Dauce at ST. James Hall.
The LaG% Four club will civ" thor
opening ot the series OF dances THIS
evening in Ia" st. James hail on h..
gan "t"rrt Ma"-o'S orchestra o.
Wheeling has been enEt&rd i"r 49,
evening. which Will render = program.
Of the latest dane" hits \ !ora:" mum
be- 80 invitations haze been -Su"I :mh
no doubt over Il hundred COUP" W..
be present
Choir to Eehearse.
The members Of tn" ''Hoir 90 -"
CHRISTIAN church Will hold I pr;G'l ."'-
this evening. In tn" auditorium az tN'
church. Several new selections Ar" L.
l,' rehcarscd for IN" Sunday service. an!
= good turnout of members is "Nprrt"u.
Will Meet In Church
Miss Myrtle Zimmerman wishes =
'i,.t meet members desiring To- sins. -
;hr choir during tho revival services
- the NJ T.. chWrrh in Ia" basement
.,f n" church frld9" evening ~"
choir will h. urg,,miz"d and s"Ncr:, Sc
lcrtious will b" r"h"are"d
Personals.
Mrs Ed Morris. who has been con
,Iu,d TO her homo uu Tifih street i'll for
severed days ~ r"i-rt"l t" Il" Il iltt"
M.,, irene Hughes = %rlrrn- nlrn-;
nir..;y after being il! for several DAYS
Mrs. IInEue Reese IS c"uiiu al t. her
HON" on Garfield street siirhtiN IL
Miss H!lLa Morris Of Inm"Nil!"
sl.,nI'nr II number OF daE her" Win
E,lilc goodwin {. :. - ...- .:ra... e..
i.t,l an street u ftiaIN!i i'..''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

The sum OF $4,000 was expended In
charging and improving the 0uilding
Belknap Elected.
Probate Judge John q. R"ikrap OF
jefferson count. has been elected treas
urcr Of the Probate. Judges Association
Of Ohio.
Met Here Today.
Clay manufacturers held their an
nual session here today, members oil
the association being present from all
sections of the country. Freight con-
ditions and credits were the principal
topics discussed. The association de-
cldcd TO hald all future meetings here
instead Of at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
PREDICTS NOUNDSV|LLE Bic
. COAL PRODUCING TERRITORY

steel ,6lan, or a :ac,ory OF some k n''
different from the ourS now located
here.
After the Rotary mcriinl; Mr.. Parker
was met by many Of the RotariHna WIZ
warmly congratulated him ~, &'~ i'.r
ak witch not only proved I" "'
highly interesting bur mc"nscd 10"
Hnt,.s to think Of something better for
M,untlSvlle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Soldiers BODY > -iyes.

Samuel ChamherSs OF this city. has To-
ceivcd word that the body Of his son-in-
law. john Wise. soldier IA the regular
army. who died at Rockford III. Last
Sunday. IS on its WAY hero and would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Pickett Funeral.

Funeral services for the late Eu"ene
{. i.,n".;. MAO VAS Killed III the lt''"h-
man mine Tuesday afternoon. Will n'
held lruIn the late home on Nhev''"s
uv,.,uc Glendale. this afternoon AZ
O'Clock. Rev Hess viii "iitci''" ''H"
;,,crm,ut will h,. IN VI. Rose cemetery
To wheeling.
ir,,Ys arr. g..u; ni.Hr iy tn \. l.. {.
= Of III. United presbyterian 'Aur'"
=, ,..!t a ,Ir.;c djle-2t!,h I" ia" DIS
tr.st rally ty We held IL Wheeling To-
N.LN and i-NlNrrnM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
: W.
pauce at St. James, Hall.

The Ia42 -Four club VIII Civ" tho,r
opening OF the series OF dances this
evening in IA" st. James hail on H..
gan %ig..ct Mar-co'S orchestra a.
Wheeling has been enEa&"i f"r 49,
evening. which VIII render " prorrn"
Of the latest dane" hits. y !orr:" mum
be- "f invitations have been -Su"d :mh
~" doubt over Il hundred coup" Wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Entertain Societies.

McSdamcS Nm. Fllbin and u. c. Nj
Faddcn VIII entertain thu members "'
Division No. Of lhn Ladies' Ma 50
ricty this evening IN the basement Of
the CHI irrh. Music and rc"d!'w"rk will
be enjoyed throughout the evening. \:
q lat. hour 4 delicious luncheon VI!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Cutting Down Treos.


IN, tn a CITY ord nance passed some
tim, axe ali harmful trees along the
street, and avenues If the city will he
rut down. some OF The trees have Al
ready been tukru down on northern
Jefferson avenue. Notices Will be sent
mt TO residents with harmful trees
in front % their h"nrS and + they d."
not remove the trees within fifteen days
after they receive the notices the city
will rcInuyc them NJ tnr cost Of inc
owners Of the property.
Moundsville Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I.yS'r VIII re-
turn to their home IN Ha'r~v.il". O.,
This evening after spending, the pas;
few DAYS with Friends in this CIV.
4 larg" crowd vas n at,enGanc" At
TIC strand theatre last evening I" hear
the Ias, m|siC1l e u %":'NS given ~
;hn local post Of nc American Legion.
The Swapc" Ciy1r quartet had charge
Of tho program which proved 70 i" Of
4 yary high class.
james Carter ~. returned h"n'r from
h sin"ss trip - rtttshwrrh
Mrs. VIII S"a'hach is reporter - b"
getting along nicely at the G."ndalo
hosp!t.l following an operation.
G. A. Sickl,s mas returned 70 hi
home IN Mt Ii"1Hin'. O.. at;"r &ls'.-
fD- !. sister. Mrs. Oliver Erau',"H. Of
No'gHan avenue.
Mr. u !. Williams will return -"
hor homo In Mnrgantown 40 fgt.or
oart cf the week after Visiting with
Relatives on EiGhth street.
Mrs. John Kiid"r oc Dayton. o. has
returned homo after being The Eu"s,
Of relatives hare for Some tine
N!eN E"@'an ErSk.n" WI I"'.v" ','-
morrow rur Portsmouth. q. u-'rr q
f,w days visit with friends hero.
Ioha Kline is able - b" ou' a.tin
after an illGrss Of the past. several
wc"ks
The Eouande Standard bearers or thc
IRIS, VI. T. Churchwiu meet a.t the hcmc
of Mrs. l.. L. St:dg"r this c."U'nS =
$50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

The Gin hospital which has been
closed rnr several months undergoing
extensive repairs, was reopcncd today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

group Of y"uu; p"up," at her home on
Third ami Marshall street. this evening
with an Informal gathering. Genes
m':Nj" a"d dalciu.'. viii b" enjoyed
iEruughuut the evening, and no doubt
m" hours viii pass all too quickly for
tn. young rarpl". IN. guests will 10"
invited t. III" lining room at Il !;Il"
hour whrrc Il dainty luncheon vii! ue
On 10Y ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

! The members of tn" ,''ioir 90 ~"
! CHRISTIAN church will hold l pr;u'l."'.
! ;his evening. IN thu auditorium az tn
/ church. Several new SELECTIONS arc t.
I b., rehca rscd for III" Sunday service. an!
/ = good turnout of members is "Npc"t"u.
Will Meet in Church
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-22

FOR SALE-Some good buys IN resi-
dence property at reduced prices
terms,-Call or write w. II. Morrison.