The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
WELLSbU2G
CLAIMS
MISS ROBINSON

Miss sarah lris@.ta n""iu$yu. aged
IS y,a:-. u ..:r irTE r'%lI, =; VI I:T' orc
C"'.H:y. ;gIS-'', away tu"S't'y .;trraN"H
q r.r:,r., -; l,'r n"n", 49, fI"hT'
stree. lu..Um .IG an illness al .r"r
VEGAS Dccv,,,i w;,s u :, s'ur:"s DIS
POSITION. b4t ru."E"i IL ".d'' .!tr'" al
friends throughout thC county. 81" WAS
i GrNoU; ".";uH,r Of Li"N Nhr'Si"h
SILUrC.. Surviving ars sr'rrA' pro,herS
and SISTERS. rGT"gai services VIA Or
head f'y.t.,y Afternoon Al ocloG4; az
her !l;r residence. and Il IS requested
th;.t noNers l.. uislttod. lnterincrt Wi!
DO made II t,'"c,E ..nal 81 cemetery
Manager II Is. MEIusney OF the
Wcllsbu;s K!waniS baseball team has
accepted The challenge ISSUED by the
C.aG~sGIrS team and the bis game -
scheduled for next Friday afternoon
WIKI C.arksourg Will be 81! Merrens.
former hgh scnool coach Of h!s city
and Wei.SOurg Will have the services OF
Haywood ON the rubber. 1t looks as IL
the winner OF this game Will meet tne
wheeling team for the champ ;onship
uf the state on the following thursday
when the annual picnic ~ tn Zig CITY
CLUB W.. De E"'h At Wheeling lark.
Rapid work
CRY Eng neer Il!iiard l. Boyo IN
torraed Il representative OF this paper
~ rur~.,,y evening that work On me
FIRST Ward sewer wAs h":uE rnshe d
and tina; excellent progress cou.d De
reported
A good size audience listened 10
CAPTAIN Norton. held representative o!
IN. Nu.rrlg.,u Legion, who delivered an
address on Tuesday evening in front
OF the city building: Many ex-SerN;ce
men were in the audience and Il Is be
lieved that the local post Will be great
Is b.nc.ittcd b. Captain Horizons ap-
Estimate Levy
Members OF the county court met on
Tuesday evening and arranged Tor inc
county levy to PC laid for the current
year. Attcr reviewing the situation Tor
some time. il was decided that the
county levy should be S; cents, a re-
duction OF cents from! last year.
THIS levy Is necessary e. raise sun
ic!ent money to take care OF tine county
rc7crau fund. county road fund. county
district FUND and 20 ray of the interest
on bonds and sinking fund.
The rate for Wc!lsburE was set at
- cents. and this Is ais" red"ctt"n OF
nation OF the county. Is assessed th's
year. aggregates s26..!-".95S, While ~"
valuation as Of last year was S"i.59i,-
$3.50.
Denny Hughes lat. OF bethany coll
lere expects to leave his home in Stcu-
henvtiIe next week for Georgetown Uni
yersity where he WILL b" student al
the next term.
Weusburg Briefs
Miss Laura Hutch. Sun and Miss Ruta
Johnson, VINO for the pass Severa! DAYS
have been visiting MISS Margaret NC
Cusky, Will return Thursday to their
home in Fa.rrnont accomntu!"H d! MISS
Mc-Nusky who Will visit for ten DAYS.
Mrs. y. 5. Boreland OF Fort Myer.
Fla, arrived in We!lsburg for two
weeks visit with her son BriGSS Nc
Clelland of Main street.
Or. and Mrs. W. r.. rembleton and son
William Of WittenburE. Wis. left Tues
day by automobile after i week Spcns
AZ the home Of the formers brother. Is
C.. rerrbleton OF Commerce street. They
will visit Atlantic City and points m
New York before returning home.
Miss Alwilda Faul IS spending her
vacation with relatives in Akron. ohio.
Miss Margaret Sanders OF Washington
Pike visited WeLl$ourg Wednesday
M!SSrs Ethel Haas and Ruth Wick
ham We're IA. guests of friends on
Wheeling island Tuesday.
Irwin Weaver OF North WeIlshurg rH-
turned TurS .gay from u ;w0 weeks visit
with H. PARENTS at JohnStown. Pa.
Roscoe Hough has returned home
from Washington. u. c. where he has
been attending tie George Washington
law school.
Miss MarCarc, Harris OF North
Charles street lett recently for visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Ileria,tn Schwcizer
Mrs. j. .. Fisher Mrs. S. G. Wells
and SISTER. Miss r,orcnc" MCGin were
amnrg the Wheeling shoppers W"dnes-
day.