The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

large part g. >vnnG friends 1T her
home on South SAITH street. this even
3 !Eg. complimentary I" MSS Gcrtrudc
Spence. OF Center street ana daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. G""rG" l.. Spence. wh"
VII hrc"iE" thr bad "i Enc l.iar. al
this city. on lam %rd. IN" evening
will lee spent at a Varied program at
social diversions and II dainty luncheon
. VII. b. =. feature, of TIA" evening.
Prepare for CURLING.
W"rkmrn IN tn" ,mpl"H al III" con
! trac;"r~ IN ChLre" 81 tin WORK on the
t"l"rainC pix. started w"rn 81 "A'HNh-
P ton tor tho ri:t, .ng ~ IT, cuIhIm@. nom
'irnn'S run toward thr Top al IN" Hlll
AZ Deep cut Yesterday. y iLrEr number
Of men apI,!;"d Ia tn" r"u;l.u,"rS -:
work yesterday. but they al" uua:'l" +"
( use all Of thr m,n VIII" arc "u; "i rm-
I pluymCn;
Tho mcmh'I ~ IN" h.;'Ecn commit
! tee Of tho Elm eta r u.tN'. ,urrr,ri"d al
arrangements l"r .,m";hrr dam" to Ia
I gwen in tn, ,"i... homo Thursday CN"-
ming. Jones \"N"':y orchestra vi;
! supply the must tor tn" evening. ana
each member Is permitted I" bring L!"nE
! Il friend to IN" affair.
Attend institute.
Many nf tn, t".I,hcrs and Officers 81
ST. Faults Ep.Sr"lnl sunday sch"r. a.
/ this city. VIII attend thu Suud.t! school
. institute" Ia h" held at 81. l.tihr'N Church
IN Wheeling thiS aft"ru""n and evening.
! \ number Of he members OF iNr - hp"l
wi! also attend IN" evening session.
nwanis Program.
one Of the best program; for tn" en-
tire year - planned for the kiwHui|
club luncheon to he held IL the I.ih~
Club building to-murruw at noon. under
. the direction Of the membership commit
tee. Of which Parker NanIrlt IL the
, hcairman. DR.. J. +. Mrr!clland. of Bel!
aire. viii be- the principal speaker tor
! the event. Mrs. Edwin WcId"hW$'h Viii
+. rnedcr solos. and raul Scnlrlr. We'll
known magician. will rndcdN"r t." tool
the members present. \ record break
, ing attendance is anticipated.
, injured in Mine.
Louis IctfrrS. employ" al tho ';r"h;
: Lakes Coal Company 1T niiI"nNa.". -.
! tcrday afternoon. suffering from tho re-
/ suits OF =. fall OF stone while 1T work
, IN tn. Inc. He was found IL have SuS-
, tanned IN injury t., the back. and many
! other bruises. but his condition WAS not
] regarded as serious at the hospital last
night.
Degrees Tonight
Announcements has beer made thar
both the first and second degrees VII
he given classes of candidates a. mo
the Knights of Pythias. At tn" M, 'InG;
70 be held IN their h"mc on North
i Fourth erect, this evening. I.anS VIII
also he made 1T that tim" tor y ,p"'Et!
meeting to he held IN IN" n"Ar intUrr
, for the comforting of tine third degree"
on all who are III waiting.
To Elect officer.
A meeting OF the representatives -:
| all Of the tribes of the Red Men. whi'n
is now known rs district No. %. has
been called by the District chief al th's
city to be held in the Board "f Trad"
rooms 70 the Citizens Bank building
next Sunday aftern"b. The purr"S" or
! the meeting - TO nominate ! in"mhcr
for the office Of District chief tor IN"
year. The rrIrranGcd district inC."dcH
Belmont and Monroe counties.
Initiation and Feed.
! Court Ferry. of the Catholic lnuGh-
tcrs Of America held an Interesting
meeting in the rooms of thc knights OK
columbus in thr Metropolitan building
on Hanover stree. last n ni. y class
Of candidates received ,ar inIi"ti"n'
! following witch Il social! session was
enjoyed Gr.:ll Regent Mr.. Herbert
NJ Chew. was preset at IN" meeting.
Work on fairgrounds.
All cc the men -! this rIty WI" :"'t
disposed TO give a small S'm"un' or
labor toward the Improvement 81 t'c
Fairgrounds. have been asked 10y Fr"S.-
dent Roger Q. Lupton. OF tn" aHS"'!a'l"h'
10 report 1T the grounds TINS afternoon
II pOSSibic or this evening. y IarEe
amount Of work r"I . ms IN hC done" alSi
the mn>l Is n"; available with which
| 10 paS Tor having II done.
Last &C agious Case.
Health Officer shannon TI;'on. OF
this city. announced that h" has 70
leased the last contagious cas-" IL tn"
city, a case Of diphthcria at i nome on
North Eighth street. from quarantine.
The home has been fumsatcd. and ,/"r"
is now not y SNAIL" cas-" OF any '"h'i-
: gious disease III the town.
Martins Forty Briefs.
Probate Judge Edward II. Meek ~
81. C!airsvilY. a.. waS a business FlSl-
TOR in town yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Peck. Of Hanover street
has arrived home after :. TWO ""chS
visit at Washington. Ia.
George l.. Spence has arrived nome
after attending the BAPTIST convention
held at Lima. o.
Miss Mary FIack"t, &c Broadway
street. has arrived lNm" at'"r few
days visit with friends 1t S;"nhenNi!Ir'
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. +. Wcstwood, o.
Sioux City Iowa. are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs James Tann"hill. of mis- city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McManuS. of ms
city. left yesterday ut noon on IN" lr<'
Ian of their Journey 10 III" Pacific coast.
Hon. V. T. Francis has arrived home
from Washington u. g. for ari"T VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs George w. IINii are
spending a few days rs ia" guests %:
relatives at ClarkShurC
rived home after Il week spent VISITING
with relatives N Stcuhcnvi!l", -
W. N. whitley. of North Fourth
street. has arrived h!mc after spcnd.hE
Sunday NiSL-ng with daCChicrH ''
pittsburgh. IA.
William Samu"ls left Yesterday for a
several days visit with relatives In
New York.
The condition Of Harry Majors Is 70.
norted improving nicely AT his nom"
.;nr. 4, roccp, oncraIlon at tho Hospital.