The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-27
WELLSBURG

We.lsbGrG. W. Va. Oct. %i-The 'eSs-
Icy Circle Of the Methodist church held
the regular meeting Tuesday evening AZ
the home OF Mrs. Fred MaEee. Chapter
] OF the new study book "a Ascedary or
Missions" was studied. y very instruc-
tive program had been prepared by the
leader, Miss Helen Kemp. Interesting
talks on dicerent ancient religions ~
Buddhism (COnfuSiaE;sm) etc. were
given by Misses Ruth Daugherty. Helen
Haley. Martha Cox. Margaret Crawford
and Elizabeth Green. The regular bus
mess meeting was held during which re-
ports were given and final plans for tho
bazaar NOveRber Is. wer" made Tho
hostess assisted by Mrs. W. q. Martin
and Mrs. Jay Magee served delicious re-
freshments. The circle adjourned TO
meet November %.
Miss Olive Nichols is visiting with
relatives in Thr!chsville. Ohio.
Mrs Floss!e Dennison returned rec
entity from Z weeks v!Sit with her par
cnts in Uhr!chsville. OHIO.
Mrs. Charles tiraver OF 9TH street
was q Wheeling shopper Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. George Mack o. bethany I'ike
was taken Monday to tho North Wheel
( Ing hospital for an operation.
/ Mrs. Eva Pap!n and sister, Miss Jess
, Barnes OF Main street. left Tuesday eve
! ming for Il several weeks visit. Mrs.
! pap;n going to New York City and Miss
Barnes TO 81. Louis Mo-. where they
! will visit with friends and relatives.
Robert Whitehead Is able TO go about
the house after Il recent Illness being
! threatened with appendicitis.
! RYAN Bauer has purchased new Stu
| debaker car. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer and
: small daughter are spending Few days
/ with Mr.. Bauer's parents in the coun-
! try before leaving In their car for ST
! Petersburg. Fla, where they expect 10
! spend the winter and may possibly To-
cate in the South.
\ small daughter OF Mrs. Jessie
Foye Of South Main street Is slowly
recovering from ~; attack OF scarlet
. fever.
Henry Bresock WHO has been visiting
with Wel!Sburg relatives for lew Gays
= left Wednesday morning for Indianano-
/ liz, Ind. where he will visit his mother.
Mrs. Wayne perhalter OF Steuhenv!ils
visited Tuesday al the home OF hcr Son
Fred Of South Main street.
| Mrs. Henry Stengle Of Pittsburgh, =
former resident OF this city, is visiting
with friends here.
S. O. PAUL. was business visitor In
Pittsburgh Wednesday.
Master Tom Johnston Cox Of 18th
street IS confined to the house with
mumps.
J. Haas Of Toledo is visiting his bro
Their Henry Haas OF Charles street
Miss Bessie Glass visited Steu5envils
! relatives Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lila Nichols WAS a wheeling
shopper Wednesday.
Mrs A. j. Oxtoby and daughter Miss
| Margaret were Pittsburgh visitors Wed
ncsday.
Orvi!.e Brady and son Thomas Of
Bethany, r!ke were Weilsburg visitors
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. J. +. Christy and daughter LII
! Ian Of Brilliant were shopping In
Welsburg Wednesday,
Mrs. Sarah Mallory of South Main
street Jeff Wednesday morning TO visit
with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Among tho Wheeling shoppers We'd
nesday were Mrs. George Caldwell.
Miss Mary Duval and Mrs. g i. Jacob
Mrs. T. W. Mckee OF Pittsburgh. for-
merry Miss Lorraine Cotton. OF this city
returned home Tuesday evening after
few days spent with "cllsburS friends
and relatives. will move IN few days
TO Fort Worth. Texas. where they will
make their home.
\ number OF Weilsburg people at
tended tho dance at the LogG!e Dancing
! Academy, Steubenv!lle. Tuesday evening
Excellent music was furnished by Paul
Whiteman's orchestra.
Mrs. w. A. Cave Of Bellevue. IA. ar
rived Wednesday morning for = snort
visit with wellshurG friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. IArrlmors
are the happy parents OF 10 pound
boy. born Wednesday morning At $3.50
O'Clock.