The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
MOUNDSVILLE
No Place Here For
Petty Law ViOIatOrS
Total Receipts Of Police Court Session
Last Might Seventeen Dollars
and Pity Cents.

%
ing out Justice At tn" regular p"I'''
court session hr.d last evening. Petty
Law yiolatorS WIZ plcuSr take not'r"
or there may b. a few NOR" cohrtpU-
tons Two lighters. one Spc"der and
two NiolutorS of the parking ordinance
appeascd the wrath ot the mayor and
became afflicted with the dig deep ana
get il" disease"
James Martin. arrested by ptticer
wriSht. contributed 81 and Roy Jones'
who was arrested by officer I.ahuc. do
mated tho same amount tor violating
the parking ordinance. sam MariinS
and George Whiilach were fined 81 and
the trimmings for lighting and John
Doe. a relative OF Alfred. paid into the
treasury Of the city $40 for speeding.
The three latter mon were arrested by
Officer BrySon.
Fancy work Party.
\ fancy work party Will h" heid to-
morrow afternoon at the church parl"rs
OF tho Christian church by the Oppor-
tunitN circle. The sewing Will be held
from > 10 > y. m. All members Of the
circle are urged 10 attend.
Moundsvtue Won.
The fast Moundsville high school
baseball team again displayed its usual
superiority over several other teams OF
thr Ohio Valley when they defeated the
fast LtnSly aggregation on tn" local LOT
by the score Of So. Moundsyille PLAYED
one Of thc best games Of thu season. and
after getting good lead retained 1t un-
I'll the end OF the contest. Their vic
tory over LinSly ended the season for
MoundsNillc.
Martin Bomber Here.
\ big Martin Bomber airpianc landed
on Langin aviation field here at o'clock
on. it's way to Langley Field Virginia.
from the factory at Cleveland =. Lieut..
Grisham {. Haynes, OF the L. 5. air ser
vice IL plotting the ship. The big ship
is one Of the latest type made at the
Glenn CurtisS factory at Cleveland. aC-
Cording To government specifications.
Lieut.. Haynes stated last evening that
il weather conditions permitted he
would leave here about noon today for
Boiling Field. AnavoStia. D. t. from
whore he Will fly To Langley Field. Nir-
glnia-
Society Invited.
The Noman's Missionary Society OF
the Calvary NJ T.. church hcrc has been
invited To attend a special meeting TO
be held In the First NJ H. church AZ Me
Mechen this evening. Miss Rosetta
Beck, a returned missionary from China.
will make an address. All ladies going
from this city will catch the : o'clock
street car.
Compliment Teachers.
A joint meeting. complimentary 10 the
houndsYillc teachers who will soon
leave on their summer vacations. OF the
Women's Adult Bib" class and Mis-
sionary society Of the FIRST Prcbytcr-
ian church was held last evening at the
home OF Mrs. G. D. Williamson. IN Sec
ond street.
Band Concerts.
The Eagle band concerts. which are
an annual event in MOundsviirc wrIl be-
gin on Thursday evening. May =. The
hand. which iS6 under the management
OF George Callahan with Edward Por-
ter as leader. has been pract;c1nE hard
EOr the past few weeks in preparation
for their opening night and 4 most en-
joyable series ut concerts are 1ntici-
pated by MoundSville folks.
Moundsy1ue Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Dakan ana chill
drcn. OF Pleasant Valley. were the
guests of the formers parrnts. Mr.. and
Mr.. J. w Dakan and family of First
street over Sunday.
Victor FOuSSe. who has been the GUEST
OF his brother. II. y. Fous>e and family.
on Jefferson avenue. returned 10 his
homo in Morgantown
Mrs. r. :. McKim. or riatShurgH. was
the guest over sunday OF her brother.
r. II. Gamble and family of Tomlinson
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Culp and daush-
ter Miss Ida of New MartinSylUr
spent few days with Mr. and Mrs. RE
mont. OF Fourth street.
Paul Berger, Of New Martinsvilie.
spent Sunday and Monday in the city
with friends
Mrs. r. Dennis Strcd ami children.
Of Charleston. are guests Of her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. n. Il. Workman. o. FIRST
street. Mrs. Steed and children will
remain until after commencement OF
her sister. Miss Lical Workman.
Miss Margaret WEIGH. of Jefferson
avenue spent yesterday with Warwood
friends.
Mrs. J. w Cams. Of Morton avenue.
will entertain the Never Lido club at
her home this evening. All membe-s are
urged to be present.
A. J. Akin left Monday 70 rCinCinnati
where he will attend the gas convention
which is meeting in that city.
Alice Pierce OF Pittsburgh is spending
the week with her aunt, Miss Lydia
Howard OF Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Riggs. r. T. Riggs
and daughters Maud and 4 da and Mr..
Harvey Riggs attended the funeral SER
vices OF thei raunt. Mrs. Lucinda Noble
OF California. Pa, Sunday
Mrs. r. l.. Robey. OF Fairmont who
has been the guest OF friends and rea-
tives for Two weeks, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Mcrtz Franzheim OF Beech Glen
spent few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Akin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis hickey and
daughter of Cumberland. Md. have ar
rived in the city on a visit to their
father J. W. Hickey and family OF Sew
enth street. They Will remain until af-
ter Friday to attend the graduation OF
J. W. Hickey. Jr.. Friday.
The Francis f. Willard s. s. class OF
Calvary NJ. Z. church will meet at the
homo OF Miss Marie Robinson OF Fifth
street this evening in regular monthly
meeting.
]. v. Blake OF West Wctzel county
was business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Z. A. Wagner and daughter Aud
rey Virginia. arrived Sunday to spend
several weeks with Mrs. Wagner's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Walk of Je1er-
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Higgs OF North
Jefferson avenue. spent Sunday with
relatives at Warrington.
Willcs Miller OF Greene county, Pa Is
the guest OF friends here.