The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
CAMERON

Ar;er a two weeks successful cam
paign the revival services closed at the
NJ. T.. church with 10 acceSSions to tive
church Sunday night. The meetings
throughout were most harmonious. The
financial encoura cement I" Evangelist
Casseu amounted 60 $1,000.
Evangelist Shaw Is preaching At the
Presbyter church every evening TINS
week. The meetings. there are attraGt-
ing large crowds and is awaken'nS
much interest.
Rev. Ayers OF Dunn'S Station has
been called 70 the pastorate Of the First
Baptist church 1t this place. Kew
Ayers preached here about two weeks
ago. and his entire audience was very
much impressed with his hne talk on
the truths OF the gospel He comes to
us we'll recommended. and We bcSpeak
for him bright prospects IN his new heSd
OF labor at this place.
The fourth number Of the Cameron
High school lecture course will be
given at the auditorium at the South
Side school building this evening. we
were not informed as to what the SUD
jcct Will be or who will present 1t.
Mrs. ). Fritz, an aged lady of the
East End met with very serious acct
dent, while visiting her daughter, Mrs
Taught at Warrington, few days aro
She fell and dlslocated her hip. II IS
thought that owing to her extreme old
age the injury may prove very serious
Mrs. Harry Miller. although some
what improved is still in very crittcai
condition with only slight hopes for h'T
recovery. She has been very i'll toy
several weeks and only 4 few days aE'
was reported TO be out OF danger, but
took relapse for the worse = few days
ago.
Little Miss Marie Fisher. celebrated
her tenth birthday At her home in the
east ED Friday. February II. Etgh-
teen guests. friends OF the young hos
tess were present A very enjoyable
hour was spent and refreshments were
served.
Several farmers in the surrounding
country are whtrling up the sod to beat
the band. And The people here in town
have been busily engaged for the last
few days Kidding up lawns and trim
ming trees.
4. W. Finch has purchased the r. L
Mn confectionery in the ,McConaughey
building on Main street. The owner
has taken charge and will enlarge and
improve the place.
J. +. Dickson. veteran OF the Spanish.
American war received notice frum the
war department yesterday that ne had
been granted pension Of $40 per month
Frank Marshall OF Wheeling was a
Sunday guest OF riendS here.
Miss Clementine Porter was shnppiLS
and calling on friends At Wheeling last
Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Hinerman was at Mounds.
willie and Wheeling Monday shoppir 5
and looking after matters of business.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy % Way.
neSburGh, are in the city The guests OF
his son. Jas. Murphy. and family.
Arthur Kent has gone To Columbus
O.. where he WIFI enter Bliss COLLEGE.
Vim. Corners lost very valuable
horse last Monday morning. The ami
NAL dropped dead.
Mrs. c. l.. Tests and two children OF
McMecher. spent last week here the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. W. \. Fish
and family.
Nose kindleberger. the deputy state
fire marshal was out here from his
headquarters al Wheeling Tuesday look.
I ing over the city and dcv!Sing plans to
help protect US against xhe devourlns
ele:nentS.
Miss Virginia McConaugtey was a
Wheeling shopper Saturday.
+. II. Fish was at Wheeling on bust
ness today.
J. johnson OF Silverhill was a bust
ness caller IN our city Tuesday.
Everett PyleS of Banncn was bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gorby. who have
spout the winter with thclr son in lit.
llama. arrived in the city this morning
They are both looking hale and hearty
and report a pleasant time spent with
relatives in the west
q. L. King has been appointed cour.
Gilman 10 TIL out the uEeNpired term OF
J. II. Chambers, resigned.