The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
Expert Veterinarian
Coming Here Tonight
d. John L. Core Of Wheeling, viii
Meet With the City Council This
Evening at 1880 O'CLOCK.

DR. John L. Core expert veterinarian
Of Wheeling but formerly OF Mononea-
hslA county, will meet with the city
council this evening TO consider plans
for the establishment OF permanent
burrpu IN Marshall county to aid In the
proyer care Of cattle and to govern the
sale of milk 10 the public. Tho plan
has been talked Of for some time since
theS Investigations OF J. T. HiGginbota-
am Of Charleston. who disclosed mary
startling facts N regard 20 tn" cattle
situation in this county.
The new bureau il created would aid
IN keeping pure-ored cattle on the dairy
farms in the county and would also in
sure the milk consuming public Of get
ting clean pure milk for use. The mat
ter will necessarily however. BE- taken
up with the county court later on and
1t Is hoped by many public spirited citi-
zens Of Marshall county that very fa'-
orabls results will be the outcome.
Royal Nsighbors.
Members Of Elizabeth camp No. S3Gs
Royal Neighbors Of America will meet
in their hall over the Garvin and Au,t
store tomorrow evening to consider
many matters OF great importance. Mary
visiting members from McMechen, Ben
wood and Wheeling are expected to be
In attendance and a full membership OF
the local council is urged 10 attend.
Court Nay Close.
With the conclusion Of the naturali-
~xation hearings to be held IN the cir
cult court rooms IN the county court
house tomorrow all unfinished business
matters are expected 70 be completed
and court adjourned for the present
term. The hearings will be held
throughout the day and a special COM
mitteo from the American Legion will
be on hand TO guard against the nat
uralizatiop OF certain aliens.
More Employees.
Announcement was made last eve
ming by J. n Sanders. president or the
local plant Of the L. S. Stamping COM
pany, that several other employees who
have been laid of for some time Will
be given work again this morning.
Several new departments Of the enamel
company have opened since April LIST
and many old employees have been re-
turned to work The complete resump-
ton Of work at this plant IS expected
at any time.
To Play LtnS1y.
The Moundsville High school asgre-
ration will go to Wheeling Wednesday
afternoon where they will cross bats
Tho game Is expected TO be warmly
contested in view Of the keen rivalry
that exists between the two teams.
Twelve local baseball men will make
the trip TO the states metropolis.
Anniversary Meet
Moundsville Odd Fellows celebrated
their anniversary IN the CHRISTIAN
church last evening at : O'clock Hon
c. E Carrigan delivered most inter
e.ttnS address to. the several hundred
members present. An appropriate pro-
xram was also carried out on the oc-
caston-
1Eocudsvtlls Briefs.
Miss Ida Williams or the high
school faculty. has been called TO Free
port. O., by the death OF friend.
Frank Peters. who IL attending me
Ohio State university at Columbus, w.
Is visiting his parents. Mr. and MFS
e. 2. Peters. on Second street. He IS
-. N attend the funeral OF Robert
Riley Of McMechen.
w;,,ion Terrell Of Beelers statiSh Is
visiting his daughters. Mrs. Erastus
MILLER. Mrs. John Jefferson and Mrs.
Charlie, Stahl on Third street
son was born to Mr.. and Ms Joe
pbi,lips at the Glendale hospital MIS-.
phillips was formerly Miss mabel
Mamma OF this city.
Harold Bonar OF Cypress avenue -
81. c,,cst OF friends and relatives AT
p,den City for a few days.
Miss Lillian Hill OF Cypress avenue
-s the guest OF friends at Elm Grove
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway OF Clasks-
mr. are visiting relatives here and 10
sttend the funeral OF Robert Riley OF
NcMechen. -,
Mr. and Mrs. George "eliman OF
,.-on are the guests OF friends and
-e,a,;yes for a few days.
Mr. ard Mrs. Grover WILSON OF
-,,n s,rrat and Miss TeIie DICKSON