The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

- Tue rector, anu CN'h'''S -
O'Clock. when Rev. Hunter, Of B"!la're'
WI preach
Health Examination
Dr. Leo covert and Miss Frances
McMahan. were in Sherrard yesterday in
behalf Of the Marshall county health
survey. They inspected the school chill
drcn and several homes.
Police Court
George Jacknan was 'hned 81 and
costs in police court yesterday morning
on a PLAN drunk charge.
Local Girls.
The Loyal Girls Class Of the thriSt!an
church will meet at the home Of Mrs
Sydney Vessels. on k:as; Fifth street
t"rnv-row evening. II - expected that
TO Aid Survey.
Miss Anna riggs. OF FairvIcw, VII.
join the state workers In the Health
Survey work. IL was announced last
evening. She will play III" r,'rt If the
fairy in tho playIettt. Mrs. lCn"r;h1r"
Health Crusade" He first health work
VIII hr at Capcrun. McMcrhon and Ben
wood.
Methodist Church Revival
The revival services being carried cut
at 'hc First Mcthndis, church al" vel!
under way and each evening u"w menu
hcrS are being added 10 the church.
Through the efforts Of I'r, Hamilton
" hn has charge OF tn" services. "N-
,rlCut programs are carried nui "hCh
evening 10y Home Wclch. ~" noted sing
- and choir lsad'-. VII" !arG' - mum
h"r ct conversions yet was recorded on
Monday evening. when seventy nN" per-
sons hit the trail
Good Record
y report Of the Standing Of the
MuuudSviIl" high Schooi ilo"r men for
the YEAR thus far shows the locals have
scored 80 points I" their opponents
2Gg Among the teams played Ar" som"
or'thc best In the state. including lark
crsburg Wcllshurgh. TrradClphm and
others.
Continue Services.
The Union Presbyterian EVANGELISM"
services for the week were continued
last evening when the Initial service "t
the week was held N tn" First lr"ShH-
terrain church. nr. Peacock. IN" noted
evangelist. Is dom y wonderful work in
Moundsvillc and while here is receiving
grea: support b. tn" congregations OF
Both the F'irSt~and United Presbyterian
churches
Matthews Funeral.
Funeral services 10; Inc li'F Nun -
W. Matthews. were held from the late
HON" on seventh street. Tuesday alter
noon at O'Clock Rev. II. Il. Gaunt.
pastor OF thc FIRST Presbyterian church,
was in charge. Iniermenr was made in
ihr Mount Kos" cemetery.
Moundsviue Briefs.
Miss Margaret SiGafoose arrived home
Monday evening from i'uckhannon,
whore she IS Attending school. /" attend
the funeral OF her uncle. =. W. Winters.
Mrs. K. u. Foussc Of Jefferson avenue.
who has been quite i'll Is reported - be
improving nicely.
Paul. tho infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
l.: IT. Pickett. who underwent an opera
ton at the Glendale hospital. Monday. is
resting easier.
Harry G. Ransom has returned 20 his
home in Grafton. after spending fcw
DAYS with friends here.
Mrs. A. T.. Price and Miss Ella still
we'll have returned from Pittsburgh.
whore they attended the spring millinery
opening.
Miss Erma Whesom has returned t"
her home in Cameron after spending y
few days with Mrs. Z. ]. McCrack"n on
Fifth street
stephen Whittacrc has returned TO his
home in Pittsburgh: after spending the
past few days with friends and rcla-
t!ves in this city.
Mrs. !. +. Rurlcy has returned 10 her
home on Tenth street. from Pittsburgh.
where she was called by IN" serious i'll
ness of h"r son. Lawrence. Mrs. Bur
ley was accompanied home by Lawrence.
who will spend a few weeks recovering.
Mrs |. NJ. Young and daughter Lillian
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Jacob
Blarkshire. at Tlltonvillc.
Mrs. Ben link. who has bean quite
i'll oC scarlr, fever. At her HON" on
Second street, Is reported 70 be getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Mary Webster has returned 70
her home in pittsburgh. after spending
n few days visiting friends and rela-
tivoS here Mrs webster spent several
weeks in New York CNty and Will" there
she transacted business.
W..R. Mathews and daughter Sarah
Esther. Of Charleston, attended the tuner
al Of their uncle. the lat" s. W. Mathews
While here M. Mathews and daughter
are the guests Of his father, Z. G..
Mathews. and family.
Mrs. John Newton and daughter Caro-
Louise. Of New York. have arrived here
on an extended visit with Mrs. II. l..
Douglas. of Eleventh street. ON their r"-
turn home they will visit Mrs. N"wton'%
sister. Mrs II. Al. White. OF Huntington.
Among those whe attended III" funeral
OF s. ". Mathews. out or town were
Miss Ella7Evans. Miss KIh"ryn Evans
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Evans. "C rarkcrs-
burg and Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Young Of
ST. Clairsvillc.
Mrs J. =. Swain, OF JohuStowr. Ia"
;s spending some time with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs g. Ice Colbert. or Center
street.
Mrs. Shirley jarrett and son. bona Ia
Of Williamson. are the guests OF her
mother. Mrs. Ma" Eoitz. Of jefferson
avenue.
Miss Esther Sigafoose ard Miss Alma
Runar. who were weekend visitors OF
friends and relatives Of BuckhHnucu. ar
rived home last evening.
Mrs. Frank McDanieis spent $a'ur-
day and Sunday with her cousin. Mrs.
J. NJ Beatty. OF Steubcnviilc.
Miss Elcanorc Clellan has returned TO
her homo in Warrington. after a week
and visit with Mrs. \. T.. Price. on JEFF
ferson avenue.
Vinton Lindsey has returned 10 his
work Mt Fairnont. after spending the
past few days with his parents OF this
city.
Miss Nom Long. who has been tho
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. L. T.. cox, OF
Grant avenue. for som" time. eft Mon
day for hcr home in Triad"lphla.
Mr. George Weaver and Mr.. i. Il.
Dorsey spent yesterday afternoon IN