The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
WELLSBURG
G. A. R. VETS GUESTS
OF KIWANIS CLUB

The regular weekly luncheon % the
kiwaniS club. held Tuesday. with MEM
hcrS Of the c. \. Il. aS hNpOrrd guest =
proved 10 be one Of thr most rnj"yahl"
events thur far. IuS' h"f"r" the >"rV-
ing ~ lunch. the entire asscmbIaGc
jo.r"d in singing ihr nrtl"nal anthem.
and m. spacious auditorium fairly
echoed back The strains "f The star
SpangIn Banner This wl> followed by
The Bait" Hymn - n" H"puhlc,"
During lunvhvOn ~ drawing "f prizes
a. held. and resulted n IN" following
wjncrS; tir~i prsE. 1ar"h tuisick;
md prize. James Patterson. %rd prize.
=. L. ,'a!dw"ll President taldcn then
read 4 communication from q. j. Reyes.
calling The clubs attention !" the lack
q: express facilities IN NEei!sburS The
matters was referred Ia the Civic Az
fairs Committee
Appoint Members
\; special meeting "f tho city
council held on Tuesday evening. q. j
kryc.: and JudS"n Hcrvcy were ap-
pointed 10 membership on IN" Water
Board. Thns" men fill tho vacancies
brought about through In" resignation
Of Samuel George. Sr and Oscar T.
Smith. appointed 4: In" last regular
session ~. tho council.
Big Game Sunday
Has Sell Hill Giants. r"puted To he
one or the fastest culored baseball teams
:" cNr- don II uniform. Will be the at
traction ncrr next saturday and Sunday.
Saturdays game will be played AT IN"
CITY hail park an dSunday'S gam" At
laBplle field. below tn" city. Under
new manager. whose name has not been
likely To BE- made in IN" local lineup.
which will b. announced in Fridays
paper
Cleaning streets
\ force Of workmrn started cleaning
,ha streets Of tn" city on Wednesday
morning. With the AID OF hose and
rI,r,;fu! supply OF Ohio river water.
uu;;r 4 change for the bett"rment has
been brough; about
wellsburr Briefs
Frank Roberts and family nave re-
truned from GAINESVILLE. O.. called there
nv the sudden death Of Mrs. w. T.
Roberts. who died May 18th in the Good
samaritan hospital. Tn" deceased lett
thrre children aged :. and nine
wars. which were brought t" Wells
burr and will be taken care OF by their
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Roberts Of Main street.
Rorn Monday 10 Mr. and Mrs. James
Waugh &C r'uiiau>h"r. ton pound boy
Mrs Waugh was formerly MISS Mamie
Brown oc Brlnker Road.
Mrs NJ. D. Curtis Of North 'har'eS
street. attended the Christian Science
lecture at the Fort Stcuben motel
=, eubrnvil,e. Ohio. Tuesday evening
Miss Marie Brown Of FnlIanSoee' one
~ the Myers & Eastcrday clerks re-"
turned recently from i snort VISIT "'>'
relatives at Golfers.
Miss Helen koucha OF Main street
rjsit.d TUESDAY evening with her SIS
Tor Mrs Thomas Evans. of FollanSne]'.
Mrs Homer Carman and sister MISS
S,,I, I.o> we're among the wheeling
shoppers Tuesday
Mrs. g q. Reeves and dauSh'"r'
Eleanor and Ern-stinc. of FowlerS'"wn'
visited in wheeling Wednesday,
Mrs. |. ~ Mercer was IN St"up'n-
villa Wednesday visiting her siStrr-in-
1aw. Mrs Fred Horton. OF seventh
street. Wellshurg who underwent sur,
,essful operation Monday at the '''''
bospital for the removal OF her tonSi'S'
Mrs James PAUL and Mrs. r. Jacoh
were wheeling shoppers "Wednesday
Mrs George Caldwell and daugn'er'
Betty, were shoppers In Wheeling ""u-
nesday. ,;,,
DR. and Mrs. VIII A. Cave or nus
bur IA arrived in WcllsburE tues
day for a visit with friends and reIa'
tircs.
Miss Gertrude Thompson was tues
day- Wheeling shopper.
Nrs. Fred Curtis. Misses Marsarr'
Watkins, Bertha MaSee ana 'tar'
Hoover attended the Brilliant Carnival
Tuesday evening.