The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
MOUNDSVILLE
NORMAN SUFFER-
WILL RECOVER
Name OF Nan Who Hit sdter Has Not
Keen Dtvulged-Othsr Mounds
vile News

Norman Sutsr. veteran motorman or
the Moundsv!lle division OF the Wheel
ting Traction company. who was serious
IL injured when struck by a Ford auto
mobile just as he stepped from street
car about 1880 O'Clock Saturday night.
Is expected to recover. An examtna-
ton OF the injury by Or. W. 7. Bonar
disclosed that the pelvis bones had been
Separated from the spinal column. An
operation was not necessary. but tho
bones were again set in place and Il Is
expected that Suter will be confined TO
! the Glendale hospital some time before
his recovery.
The name o, the man driving the
Ford that hit Suter could not be learned
Sunday. The driver OF the machine
stopped shortly after he hit Suter and
returned to the scene OF the accident
and told several bystanders that ne
was the one who hit him. No one ques-
Toned the man as TO his name and Il
was not given. The driver did not APP
pear at police headquarters yesterday.
Camp Meetings End
Bishop Joseph H Berry. OF Phtladel-
phia. Pa. was in charge OF the final
days activities al the camp meetings,
which have been on here for the past 10
days. Bishop Berry closed the pro-
Eram with a fine address. He spoke OF
the many things accomplished az the
meetings and praised the work OF Or.
". ". Hall. the minister in charge.
Those who have been converted dur
ing the meetings ot the past few days
took an active part in the meeting last
night Their praise Of Or. Hall and all
who had anything 10 do with the meet
tngs was loud
Two Are Discharged
Two men were DISCHARGED from the
state penitentisry Saturday by reason
Of the expiration OF their ts~ms. The
total now registered at the state prison
Is 1855. About 2S more prisoners are
expected In within the next few days.
Farming Is Good.
Farming at the West Virginia stat"
p~niteptiary Is better this wear than
ever. The crop will he much larger. An
Additional amount or acreage was
cured by Warden J. 2. Terrell ut the be
trimming Of spring and this had aided in
Increasing Of the crop. Weather cond.-
tons have been excellent and present
Indications point 70 the hiGgeS, crop
being harvested in the history of the
hsrfrGr;on.
Putting Up Equipment.
The equipment is being put up ~ no
Fairgrounds near the Fifth street bah
rark. u Is thought that only a part Of
winter months being so near. Pau.
Ruhle local young man. has been chosen
as the director Of the Fairgrounds.
woman Has Broken Arm
Mrs. J. y. Cunningham. % Eighth
street sustained a broken arm Saturday
morning when she fell while washing
the linoleum IN the kitchen Of her home.
The bone Of the right arm was frac-
tured just below the elbow. She was
IL 49,.
pital where the bone was reset. At
late hour last night Mrs. Cunningham
was resting nicely.
To Hold Picnic.
The womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Calvary NJ. r. church. Will
hold their annual picnic at Round Bot
tom Thursday. August II. The trip %
The picnic grounds will he made on the
steamer Betsy Ann. The party VIII
leave the local wharf at 10 O'Clock in the
morning. returning about o'clock IN
the evening.
Auto Thief Arrested.
sheriff John Hazlett and Deputy
James Henrietta arrested Arthur VII
iiams. at Hagerstown. Md. Friday and
brought him here where he will he held
"a the September term OF court 20
await a charge OF stealing Ford car
from Henry Bripkman, a Mount cliyet
man. The sheriff got the tip on VIII
hams location few days ago and he
ana his deputy, went TO Hagers'own ny
traj.. The return trip was made IN the
stolen automobile.
world Wide Guild.
The World Wide Guild 81 the Baptist
rburch will give q rally at the home 81
Mrs. stephens on Virginia street. ihis
evening A quilting party Will also he
held.
Moundsvire Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. Roe and daughter.
Miss lane Elizabeth and Mrs. Eugene
Stahl have returned from Atlantic CITY
where they spent their vacation.
Little Miss Barbara Lee Jerrei ana
Master Davis Alexander Grubh attend
"a a party given by Jack Waterhouse al
his home Echo Point. Wheeting' Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs w. W. Smith ~ Lafayette
avenue. is improving nicely at the Glen
dale hospital.
e Miss Inez Downs has left on an ex-
tended vacation to be spent at points
on the Great Lakes.
~ G. NJ. Stephens, of Fourth street has
returned from visit with his s"n-in-
law, Herbert Littlewood. Of McKeesport.
Pa, who has been i'll for the past few
days.
IL. W. Wellman, FORMER MounuSE!l4e
postmaster, is reported TO he but little
Improved at the Glendale hospital.
where he has been confined for the past
several months.
Mrs. Mary l.. Jones. Of Roberts
Ridge. was the guest OF friends here
Saturday.
A. r. Steele Of Center street has
returned from a business trip to Fair
mont and other points in the central
part OF the state.
Miss Mary Louise Carnahan. ~ the
Camp Grounds, spent over the weekend
IN wheeling visiting friends.
Charles Weaver, OF Jefferson avenue.
NJ the Glendale hospital for the past
Ing slowly.
Miss Eu,a Graft OF Pittsburgh. IS
the Kuest Of Mrs. Ray Frankhauser. OF
washignton avenue. over the weekend
Mrs. Syble Kirby, Of Ninth street.
leaye, today for Charleston. where she
win attend the state convention Of the
Daughters Of America.
w s. Collier OF Beaumont. Texas. Is
amending a few days visiting his brother
p. 8. Collier. Of Eighth street
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Leach and fam
iiy are spending few days on Fish
Greek. camping.
Mrs Harry Epler who has been III
n her home on Morton avenue FOR the
past several weeks, is improving slowly.
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