The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
SOUTH SIDE
Rummage Sale.

Plans are rapidly being completed for
the rummagc sale which IS to be given
on October II. II and IL by the willing
Workers OF ST. PHurs Evangelical
church. About - year ago, nm affair
on the same order WAS given and WIS
large success. The salo will take
place IN n storeroom on Jacob street
near Forty-nfth. in which location SUCH
an affair always proves SUCCESSFUL ow-
ing 10 the large patronage with tho Tor
eign class OF people. a variety or arti-
Cles will. make up the stock which Will
DO sold. such as old coats. hats. shoes
and other clothing. Tho proceeds from
the affair arc To be given toward the
church fund.
Sunday School Teachers Meet
The Sunday school teachers OF. ST..
paul's Evangelical church will hold
meeting at the church parlors Tuesday
evening. The meeting will DO In session
only for short while after which
social time will TAX, place. All teachers
are requested to attend.
Expect Big Crowd At Game.
One of the largest crowds OF fans
that ever witnessed local FOOTBALL
game Is expected TO be on hand Sunday
afternoon when the Nyal A. c. team OF
the South Side meet the Columbia A. c..
on the Tunnel Green lot The locals
have always proved 70 be bis drawing
card, especially at the opening contest
whom II WAS estimated that over one
thousand fans we're present. The Nyais
although they have strengthened their
team considerably. are going against n
very hard team and may have little
trouble In winning the game. which Will
DO ono Of the most important OF the
season.
Complete Repairs.
The street work along McColloch and
Thirtv-cighth will no doubt be completed
today and opened to traffic. New curb
Ing and other material was used In the
repairs.
South Side Briefs.
Mrs o. Auber OF South Jacob street
Is recuperating after lengthy Illness.
Mr.. J. Birch Of the South Side
who Is confined at tho North Wheeling
hospital where he underwent nm OPERA
ton for appendicitis. Is getting along
nicely.
Rev. A. G. EaSchc, pastor OF st. Paurs
Evangelical church returned home yes
terday afternoon from Now Bremen. o..
where he attended the conference of
Evangelical church ministers Of North
America which holds sessions every
four years.
Miss Alberta Curtis OF Twenty-ninth
street Is getting along nicely after re-
cent Illness.
Miss Grace Tuttle Of Woods street
is visiting friends at Fairmont for a
few days.
George Martin is expected home to-
morrow from New kensinKton. O., 1t
which place he has been visiting for
the past several days.
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham OF Nc
Collnch street is slightly improved after
/ Il serious Illness.
Grant Wilson Of Jacob street arrived
homo last evening from Wellsburs Mt
which place he was visiting for few
days.
Fred Schmidt OF Caldwelrs Run con-
tinucs to remain III at his home with
lagrippc.
Miss Grace Harmon Of Elkins Is Wis
| itinE hero for Il few days with frl"ndS
ON the South Side.
Henry Erldman Of Thlrty-t1fth street
is expected home Monday from Sisters
| vile after = visit Of several days with
relatives ut that place.
Miss Helen HurgoirNa Of T%'cnty-scv-
cnth street will bc home tomorrow from
Columbus where she paid brief visit
with friends and relatives.
Albert Robertson OF Forty-seventh
street Is getting along nicely after 4
| brief Illness.
Miss Lcona Wilson Of Woodsdale has
returned home after spending few
days visi, here with Mr.. and Mrs. 1Iar-
nv CutcheOn of Jacob street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth lIeiser Of Eoff
street are expecting TO leave soon on