The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

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Action on a suggestion by deputy COM
missioner Otto, the Money was ordered
deposited in bank as a special fund to
await disposition by order Of the court
and this was done.
DR.. and Mrs. F. T. Dare and daughter
Esther. OF Commerce street. left Thurs
day for Cleveland o., from there they
will go to st. Paul. Mimi. and after
spending Sunday there. they will leave
for points along the Pacific coast start
Ing at Seattle. Wash. and touring
through to San Francisco, Cal. On their
return they will stop at Yellowstone
Park, wy, Marion, Col. and other
points. They hope TO be home about
Sept. 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ebert Pleasantly
surprised Mr. and Mrs. George Howard
and entertained about % friends Thurs
day evening at their homo on 22nd
street. In honor Of the tenth wedding an
niversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ebert.
of Seventh street Games and cards
were the diversions Of the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert received many pretty
and useful gifts from their friends.
John Bachman and Charles Reister.
Of Wheeling and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ell
bert of WellsburG are enjoying camp
life out Buffalo Creek.
Word has been received Of the death
Of Charles McCord, Jr.. OF Cleveland.
Ohio, who died Thursday from injuries
received on the railroad. No other par
ticulars have been received. The de-
ceased was a nephew Of George AM
Thomas McCord, Of this city.
Rev. and Mrs. c. G. Cogley and daugh-
ter Mary left recently for months
vacation in Virginia and at Washington.
y. c., spending part Of the time at the
home Of Mrs. Cogleys mother in Vir-
gnia They expect to be gone until the
frst Sunday in September.
Mrs II. B. Foster. Of Bethany. was
shopping in WellsburG Friday.
Mrs Martha Mcmahon. of Main street.
Is visiting trends in East Liverpool. Q.
Injured Child Improving. p.
The X-Ray examination Of Lillian
Hillman. who was severely injured re-
Gently by being run down by an automo-
bile in Follansbee, showed that the
broken bones had to be reset. which was
done Thursday morning at the homo Of
the child's aunt. Mrs. NJ. Kendo. Of
Main street. The little girl is doing
nicely
n. c. Churchman has returned from
a business trip to Detroit Mich. bring
with him 4 new Gray automobile.
Mrs 7. NJ. Wakefield. OF Charlero. Pa.
Is visiting at the home OF her father.
J. w. Gilkey. Of 27th street, and other
Wellsburg relatives.
Misses Alice Stewart and Dolly Simp--
son visited in Stenbenvile, Ohio, Thurs
day.
Mrs S. A. Fulton and daughter. Miss
nat IN hnn1A
in Des Mo!nes. Iowa. after a months
visit with Mrs. Fultons mother. Mrs.
". r. Rodgers. OF Brilliant, Ohio.
Miss Margaret Connell, OF East Liver
pool. Ohio. has returned home after n
few days visit with Wcllsburg relatives.
The Kings Messengers Glass Of the
Methodist Episcopal S. s.. held their
monthly meeting Thursday evening at
the home Of Miss Margaret Fulton. OF
Commerce street After devotional ever
cises and a business meeting, delightful
refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those present were the teacher
Misses Laura Andrews. and Hazel Nc
Dougan, Agnes Mcmahon, Edith Wells.
Evelyn Liggett. Hazel Mack, and Mar
garet Fulton and several guests, Misses
Jessie Hickman, Agnes Wells and
Lorcne Frasier.
Miss Virginia Palmer left Friday
morning for n weekend visit with trends
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mss Thelma Mackey has returned to'
her home in Millersburg. Ohio. after ,.
three weeks visit with Miss Martha c.
of Charles street.
Mrs. Roy De Garmo and son John. OF
Fowlerstown. were Welisburg visitors
Friday morning.