The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
WELLSBURG


The Virginia entertainers CoiS'S'
ing o; Miss Gcnev!ve Carmichael, MISS
Rcrnics Carmichael n Miss AneIla
DnnthIna. delighted q capacity audience
at the Methodist Episcopal church
when they appeared under the auspices
of the Bcrenn Sunday School class. To-
day, the praises of this youthful trio
are being sung throughout the city. IL
il generally understood that It is the
ambition Of the artists to secure an
enlargement on the Redpath ChautauQua
circuit. and their performance OF Tues
day evening was given with that
thought in mind.
Kiwanis Luncheon.
IL regular weekly luncheon "c the
Kiwanis club. held on Tuesday, was
featured by IN address. delivered by
Mr.. 4. W. Dean, General manager or
the West EIrginia-Fittshurgh Coal
Mr.. Dean discussed many or
the problems which now confront the
coal Industry and his talk was gwen
very close attention. A number or In
teresting facts We're brought out ana lac
also gave q brief outline of the present
business outlook. Mr.. Dean remarked
with some regret. that the business
situation as Il whole ut this time. was
not what had been hoped for some
IlSlllIls hH's buN lAlH u
Cdrnce in the ultimate recovery or
American industry. Mr.. Dean spoke
from a practical standpoint. His post
ton Is one which demands that he
acquaint himself with big business. ana
his words therefore carried much
weight,
Plenty Of Game.
Gambriel Cakes and Carl Mal!oy en-
foyrd = very successful hunting trip on
Tuesday. Both hunters left he city
early In the morning and returned IN
the late afternoon with twenty-one
rabbits and one Gual.
wellsburg Briefs.
Mrs. Lille NJ. Fadden has returned
to her homo IN Pittsburgh. Pa. after
spending the weekend with Mrs. Minnie
Johnson OF Eighth street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcmahon
OF twenty-f!fth street. Tuesday, De-
cember 9th a daughter.
Miss IIolen Jones, OF Rayland, Ohio
visited IN Wellsburg Tuesday.
Fred Sloop, OF Steubenville, ONO. was
a Wel!sburg visitor Monday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Werlich Is home from a
visit with relatives IN Washington, d.
c.
Mrs. Lucretla Davis OF Brilliant. Ohio.
visited with Wellsburg friends Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret waugh. who Is spend
ing the winter with her daughter, M"d.
Sam Hubbard. of Main street. Is iE'-
proving from a recent illness. heins
threatened with pneumonia.
A. W. Dean, general manager OF the
W. Na.-Pittsburgh Coal Co. has re-
turned to cleveland. O., after n business
trip IN Wcllsburg.
Mrs. Robert Barnes. Of North Wells
burg. was shopping in Stcub"nvil!e, O..
"Wednesday.
John Bowman Is seriously I'll at MS
home on Bethany Pike.
Miss Lucy smith and brother Clarence
were S~tcuhcnyille visitors Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lydia Adams Of Wheeling. II
former resident Of this city, spent Tues
dav with Mrs. sam Mcconnell. OF l"til
street.
Mrs. Robert Nichols and daughter,
Miss Olive were shopping in Wheeling
Wednesday.
Mrs. stephen Jones. OF Commerce
street. is home from 4 several weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Pickering. Of Johnstown, Pa.
Mr., and Mrs. W. y. Harrah, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. p. HodGin and Mr.. and Mrs. w
Y johnson left Wednesday, morning for
Woodsneld. o.. to attend the banquet of
the Veterans Of the Wheeling DIVISION
Of the Pennsylvania lines.
Miss Jessie Bishop was a Wheeling
shopper Wednesday.
Attorneys J. +. cree. W. :. Wtikin. O.
T. Keycs and W. NJ. Simpson were
Wheeling business visitors Wednesday