The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-07
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mass meeting of the Democrats OF
Union District will be held in Union
high school Tuesday evening At eight
o'clock when matters PERTAINING to the
coming election will be discussed.
This is the first meeting Of this kind
TO be held in the district and all the
Democrats Of the town are expected TO
take part. Several speakers from the
surrounding towns will be present "
take part In the meeting and several
local men will speak as will also saver
al ladies Of the town.
Ladies Aid Meeting.
All four divisions Of the Ladies AID
society Of the First NJ. E. church VIII
meet in the church this evening for the
regular monthly business session. seV-
eral socials and entertainments are to
be given consideration and tho plans
for other social affairs will also be
discussed. Members of all the divi-
sions Of the society arc requested to
be present.
,, Missionary 1Dsst1nS.
The Womans' Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the First N. E. church Will
meet at the hame Of Mrs. W. C. Bach
man on Lincoln street Tuesday evening
at eight o'clock in the regular monthly
business meeting. Alter tHo
Of the evening has been disposed OF
social hour will be enjoyed.
Party Tuesday.
Misses Virginia and Margaret Lukens
of Tenth and Marshall street. will give
dinner party for their friends Tues
day evening. After the dinner, the
guests will retire TO the card room
where they will spend the evening In
playing bridge and dancing. A large
number of guests have been invited.
Meeting Of shopcraft.
The Federation Shopcraftmen will
meet In their hall on Logan street this
morning where they will take up the
business Of the coming week. Matters
, for the good of the members will be
discussed together with the business OF
the locals. All members Of the Diff
ferent crafts are requested to be pre-
sent
sustains Injury.
The condition Of Mr.. J. r. Siburt Is
some improved from the injuries sus-
tanned Saturday when he was kicked
by horse. Mr.. Siburt was in the pas
ture trying to catch the horse when II
became frightened by a piecs Of paper
and began to kick and plunge. In try
ing to quiet the animal. Siburt was
knocked down and kicked which re-
suited in the broken limb. He was i'm
mediately taken home where his leg
was set He will be confined to his
home for some time.
NcMeachsn Briefs.
John Kusick and J. w. Stocking will
return home today after visiting in
Parkersburg.
Mrs. Clara Hempbell Of Moundsville
has returned home after spending sonie
time here visiting friends.
Joe Gatewood returned home yester-
day after spending the past week in
Middleburne.
D. l.. Mathews has returned 10 his
home in GAINESVILLE after spending sew
eral days here visiting relatives.
Miss Helen Sloan Of Cameron 10
spending several days here visiting re-
latives. 80
Miss Ruth Vernon left last evening
for Grafton where she will spend some
time visiting friends.
John Stoer Is spending some time in
Akron. Ohio visiting friends.
Mrs. L. E. Compton and daughters
Misses Ethe and Catherine will leave
this week for Colorado where they will
make their future home.
William Daugherty spent yesterday
with friends in Barton, hio.