The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
WELLSBURC
GIRL To
AVOID PENALTY

HIUlU TENALu
n,a r.y days in jail, fifty doI,ars n,o
icb me me girl was the dilemma IN
n lave Jeifries, a coal miner fornd
r.' "hen Miss Slarszewskj III
:. -eS Is alleged to have promised rnor
sought TO force him IN koor -.
ea.h. the story as ascertainnd rrn
mayor office is to the efYnct 49,.
;antn - emSKi came here from Penn
,rri,,Inr 'ne request Of Jeffries, hut
nor "a, seemed as though the man
,emcp, ,nc'ned to complete the I
q syyorr resulted in a warrant ]
:; was ha OUT by tho lady and JET c
,o m" Ina nailed before Squire Jacob
listening to the case. the sn,Iirc 4
~ 'es ne could pay fifty dollars s
l. ~ 10 jan for thirty days but y n
nj , a Ic',ries reconsidered the mat 81
in eeu 10 marry the girl and not
cp " start the couple off with a n
."p' me squire, cor ntcd r. 81, @
CT OF costs In Il case po,. or
law OF the Christian church Y,a. In
~ tne court house and the ortro Is
,C""hty clerk was suddenly conI
'n'o bridal chamber IN;
T. G. Wheeler Dies a.
!. Wheeler, aged 81 ros,,
-. afStrlct, raised TO his ra- VIII
"onday morning. following pas
viv performed on his tbroat wol
DohTeaSed had been in noor n
NJ ZION for several months bur
an5 No by occupation a farm ner.
Nc r. q widow. he Is sir VI
riIIn q wPaul. one brother at h
boms q, hei and two sisters ri
I,awis Rolston. olorado Springs rive
LEWIS i"i''o"' Srooko cn',, weel
Raid Su ,f..tS ard
Three Federal 6T Martins- Nj
and policeman Mille% at the Yves,
raid on a residence at ed Mrs. with
colony located out the - Mr.
Nine men were arrested Of Be
proprtetors and the chSSt ing s.
gambling against seven az Mrs
louor against the two proprieHiss
Of them put up for their appearsx NJ
Bible Lecture VS.
DR.. Strider Of st. Matthews che
Wheeling will deliver a lecture ton
7:3o on the History Of the First
Books Of tho Bible in Christ Ep!sc
Church.
Hard Times Social
The W. w. Class Of the Chris
church Of Brilliant, O.. will give a +
Times party and social Friday even
March 3rd at tho Odd Fellows
Brilliant. ~
Harry Leavttt.
Harry, the seventh months old
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Leavitt
o237 Charles street, died Sunday ever
after O two weeks Illness OF pneumo
Left to- mourn his loss are his pare
three brothers and two sisters. Fun
services were held from the home OF
ch!ld's grandfather. Frank Leavttt
1850 Charles street Monday afterr
Mt 4 o'clock. Tho services were
Quoted by Rev. =. !. Schroeder or
Free Methodist Church. 1ntcrment
r7ade In Brooke Cemetery.
" Hearing Postponed.
The herring 10 have been granted
men under arrest In connection with
minc fight Of last Tuesday morning
the LeBellc mine was postponed, du
the inability OF Dan Altman. prime
witness for the State, to be present.
INJURIES sustained by Mr.. Altman Mt
time. not having healed Sufficiently
permit his attendance.
Minstrel.
With Mt least two dress rehear
scheduled for this week. the minis
show which opens n two night stant
the Palace on next Monday ever
will present It's best front. unless
ditional illness ovcrtakes other meml
Of the troupe. Everything In conf
ton with this home talent show
been done with the one thought OF
ducinC to best minstrel ever given
Wellshurg outside Of professional
cles. The songs have been selected
suit the solofsts and are OF the Ia
numbers while the jokes are guaran'
to bring n constant roar OF laugl
from start to finish.
Mrs. Mauds watkins Bartlett.
Maude Watkins Bartlett, wife
Aaron Bartlett died Sunday at 2:3s
II. after n two weeks Illness o. pr
nonia. ut her home on Union Ave,
Mrs. Bartlett was born in Wales
has been in thfs country for IA ye
residing IN Wellsburg for the pas
years. The deceased was In her
YEAR. She was = consistent membe,
tho Episcopal church, and OF the NJ;
bees Lodgc. and Phythian Sister.
to hourn her loss are Mrs. Beat
Trasdale. Of Brownsville. Pa, John
c5th street, and at home are Bern
Haydn. Mabel and Credwyn. Fun
service will be conducted by Rev. Co
, from the late residence.
, 824, 200 Mine Pay.
More than thirty-two thousands
, dollars were distributed In Br'
county Saturday when the West
ginia-Ptttsburgh Coal Company ha
, pay day Mt their mines At Golfers
I<aRelle, No. 4. The payroll Mt
Golfers mine was S24,077.52 while
n. the LaBelle was sS.391.57 and
money placed in circulation cannot
: 10 have some beneficial effect on l.
, ness conditions.
Golfers mine continues TO ope
normal, and conditions at LaBelle
/, gradually improving. Since coal
, ifg forms considerable part OF
county's industry. q revival Is Ger
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