The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15


the state tuberculosis Association, and
Mrs ]. r. Dillon. director Of child vel
fare. Of Charleston. Both or the 'a'kS
were IN CONNECTION with the MarshaiL
county health campaign which IL now
on. an OF those engaged IN the health
work are very busy. and indications
are tina, they will have great success.
ladies of g. A. R.
The Ladies Of the &. y. l.. mot II
front OF the court house Lass evening
on seventh street and, marched to the
late home Of :. W. Matthews. tn" Ia
dies took with them a large flag. when
they drapcd about the Cask"t or their
dead comradc. The ceremony was most
pathetic. \ good attc1dancc was re-
corded.
Receive AtrwAy Map.
The large airway map Of the |. ).
showing the location "t
on the route between Wash
inSton. D. e.. and Dayton. o., has been
received in this city and Is now ON
exhibition at the Compton garage. on
Lafayette avenue Anyone wishing TO
see the huge map will please call at
the garage.
Ladies' Sec Bowlers.
The several bowling teams which have
been carrying on series or games IN
the Elite Health Factory during the
SlSt week will take their wives and
lady friends along 20 see the gatn"S
this evening. Much interest IS being
taken in bowling locally and several
good teams have already been organ
,zcd and are in the field for the honors.
Miner Drowned.
Andrew Bruko, u miner employed at
the Fort Pitt mine across the river
from this city, was drowned Sunday
evening when he fell into the river near
the B. & .. depot. The man was said
To have been waiting for tram. ana
when he found out that the train had
already gone, he went TO the river shore
to await the arrival OF friend IN n
boat. The friend arrived. but as he
did SO the skiff toucned the gunneIs
rather heavily and Eruko plunged into
the river and drowned.
Bruko. Il is said, was intoxicated.
Several men grappled for the body after
the fatality and found it. The drowned
man was nauled ashore and Coroner j.
r. McCombs was called on the case.
He rendered verdict OF accidental
drowning.
The End Of the Road.
The End of the Road" health pic
ture being used in the health campaign
will be shown at the Strand Theatre
tomorrow afternoon free OF charge. The
rrst picture will be shown at l p. nh
while the second will be flashed on tne
screen at p. m. Children under IA
years Of age will not be admitted.
Phuathea Glass.
The Philathea class of the Christian
church will hold their regular monthly
business session and social n the
church parlors this evening at 1850
o'clock. Mrs. Fred McMullen VIII be
in attendance for the last time before
she leaves for her home in Baltimore.
Md and a full membership is expected
10 be present \ tureen tea Will be
feature OF the evening.
Robbed Snoo store.
The Bauer shoe store. on Jefferson
avenue. when opened yesterday morn
ing by Mr.. II. NJ Bauer, the owner, was
found to De minus several hundred dol
lars worth OF it's stock. Thieves had
entered the store, il is believed. by a
rear door some time between closing
time Saturday night and Monday morn
ing. Tho police were called on the case,
but little evidence was left b2hnd.
To Initiate.
4 large class Of candidates VIII be
initiated by the| degree team OF the
Chosen Friends. Temple No. II, OF the
Golden Eagle. when the ladies meet in
their hall on Tenth street this evening
at 40 O'Clock. Refreshments will alsc
be served. Al members are urged TO
be in attendance.
Matthews Funeral.
Funeral services for thc late Samuel
wylic Matthews. one OF Noundsvilies
oldest and most prominent residents.
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be held this afternoon at $50 o'clock az
nc hate home on Seventh street. Rev.
r. G.. Gauht, pastor OF the First Pres
oytcrian church. will have charge Of
the services. Intcruicnt will take place
in the Mount Rose Cemet"rN
Moundsville Briets..-....- --.--
'Fs~cs6ffray. or eastern Fifth street,
who has been very i'll. continues about
the same.
B.F. link. OF Second street. who is
III OF scarlet fever, is better and able 10
sit up.
Harry Richmond and family. OF Sixth
street. are moving to st. Carsville. y.
F.. J. Richardson has returned to
Charleston to resume his work after
spending n few days at his home on
Purdy avenue.
Rev, DR.. Peabody Is visiting his home
AZ Houston. Pa. He will return for,
Tue sday evening service at the First
church on Fifth street.
Charles McKim. OF Pittsburgh spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gamble.
on Tomlinson avenue.
Lawrence Burley. who has been oper-
a ted on at hospital in Pittsburgh. has
recovered and has returned TO his home
in this city.
Richard r. Terrell has returped TO
Cannonsburg, Pa. after spending the
week end at his home on Grant avenue.
Misses Wilma and Thoma Prigg. or
Pa. were guests OF friends
here Sunday.
Miss Bernice Scott. of Fairmont. spent
the week end the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fillmore Compton. on eastern Firth
street.
J. A. Frazier. Of Cameron, was bus!-
ness visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. J. Campbell who has been i'll or
grippe FOR two weeks at her home on
Center street is reported TO be getting
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Nuchardt ana
family. OF warwood. were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Schwob over Sunday.
Burdie Ellis. OF Bethany College. VS.
tied friends over the week end here.
Mrs. Shirley Jarrett and son. Donald,
OF Williamson, are visiting Mrs. Jar
retts mother. Mrs. Anna VOTE, on
northern jefferson avenue. :
c. l.. Simmons and son, Howard. OF
Cameron. wero guests OF friends here
Sunday
Harry Hays Of Butler Pa. spent Sum
day with his sister. Mrs. II. VI. Carpen-
ter. on jefferson avenue.
c.. W Maxwell. of Cameron, was
business visitor here yesterday.
Vinton Lindsay, who for the past
month has been working in Fairmont
visited friends here over the weekend