The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-11
MARTINS FERRY
Local ElkR initiate.

One Of the biggest and most interest
ing meetings Of tho entire season was
held by the local lodge of Elks il their
home on North Fourth street. last night
4 large class Of candidates were init
aed following the business session. and
, at a late hour q social hour was enjoyed,
and a luncheon was served. Members
from all parts of this vicinity were pre-
sent at the meeting. and repart having
had an especially enjoyable time.
Revival Meetings.
! Rev. L. S. Rose. pastor Of The First
! Methodist church, announces that the
revival SERVICES which were conducted
every evening Of last week. and were SO
successful, will be continued again each
eening OF this week. The service held
! last night was we'll attended and the
/ public has been invited.
Board Of Trade.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
artins Ferry Board of Trade will be held
in their rooms in tho Citizens bank
building this evening. with vice pprcSI,
dent A. T. Sclhy in the chair, in the an
sence OF President Wilbur 3. Heslop,
VIII is on a business trip to Grand
Rapids, Mich. A meeting Of the Board
Of Directors has been called by Chair
man II. NJ. Miller, to proceed tho regular
meeting.
womsas Temperance Union.
An interesting meeting oftheWomens
! Christian Temperance Union OF this
city. IS promised for this evening at the
home Of Mrs. 4. W. Kerr, OF South
Eighth street. Much business Of impor-
tance is TO be discussed at the meeting
har hu urged n T.
, tend.
American Legion Meeting.
/ One Of the best meetings Of tho Amer
! lean Legion OF this city for some time
was held In the Board OF Trade rooms
! last night. and the officials Of tho post
were gratiiled al the attendance and in
tercst. Following the discussion OF
business, the memebcrs present were
treated to luncheon in charge OF the
social committee. and oil enjoyed the
evening.
! Birthday AFFAIR.
Miss Ruth Hood was the charming
hostess to 4 large party Of her young
friends at her homo on Sixth street laSi
might, in honor OF hcr ninth birthday
| anniversary. The hours were spent a
variety of social games and amuS"-
| ments. and u luncheon was the spcc.a!
| feature of the evening.
Hunters Class Meeting.
Mrs. T. \. Coocy Will bc the hostess
! to the 'u"inhcrs OF the Hunters class
| OF the rIrz. Baptist Sunday school. az
her home on Grant Avenue. Friday eve
ming Of this week. and an cnjoEah'c
evening is promised following the hUst-
ness meeting. Mrs. Riser and Mrs.
Summcrhil! Will assist the hostess Oh
! the evening.
Social At Upland.
A social and oak" walk has been ar
ran Ced' to take place a. the Blnckr"ru
/! school house 1T Upland 4 few nliios
west of Bridgeport on the Cadizz PIKE,
! Friday evening Of this week, and mum
Der OF young folks from this vicinity
are planning to take IN the event.
injured In Mine.
Nat Sosanko, 4 foreign miner or the
Y. & o. mine on Gler's Run, just north
Of this city, was brought TO the local
| hospital yesterday afternoon. suffering
with n broken right leg. which n" Nus-
tanned when caught IN the cutting ma
, chine while at work. The man was
brought in the Noble ambulance and
| was reported rs resting easy last night.
Two Basketball Games.
The local High school basketball team