The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04

burs and Miss Emma Craft OF "heeI'
ing will spend Independence Day l"
buckeye Lake. Ohio
Miss Dorothy Ktrksr OF twenty
seventh street has returned home from
n visit with relatives In Bellaire and
Bethesda. Ohio. Her sister. GwendolEh
left recently for Wheeling where she
will be Joined by her aunt and they "tAi
70 70 Buckeye Lake for few days
Miss Agnes Prlster OF Cross creek
district was a weekend visitor Al Tue
home Of her brother. oJspeh Pnster OF
Commerce street.
The Fosters OF Bethany Will nave
charge OF the stand at the community
picnic at Cas,lemans Run on July @'h
Miss Bessie Glass OF the Harvey
Paper company left Satursay morning
20 spend a few days with frienos IN
Charleston. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. RACER ana son ana
daughter OF North Main street lett sun
day for several days automobile "Trip
through Pennsylvania
Miss Hester Barto. an efficient cierA
IN the Meyer & yesterday store has re,
turned TO welsburs from several
weeks vacation. part OF ~nicn was
spent at her nome IN bu'"'e'
Mrs. Sallie Miller Of CharlcS street
Is visiting friends in Bethany
Mr., and Mrs Jesse CalderwooG ana
c,IIdrsn ~ Rochester. Pa. are visiting
at the home or Mrs. Caluer"oou "'''"
er. on Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs John Reeves and son
John. Jr.. Of Wheeling. are guests oil
relatives in Wellsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Gamble and daush-
ter Ethel OF Alliance. o. arrived re-
Gently for a visit with Wellsourg rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Boyle OF Nor n
Main street will spend the fourtn WIZ"
relatives in Tsrentun. q.
Miss Virginia Hall and MISS "rIl'
Sunday guests Of friends in Martins
Smith OF North Main street were IN"
Ferry. ..
Mrs, Ida Powell OF Brilliant o. was
in wellshurg Monday morning. attend
Ing the funeral services OF relative
George Shively, whose body was taken
Monday morning to Hopewcu o. whcre
:pterment was made.
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Jones. MT an"
Mrs. George Rhodcheaver left Sunday
for an automobile trip trip TO Mt. Lake
Park. Cumberland, Nd, and other points
Of interest.
Nj. and Mrs Joseph Forsbach OF
Charles street. left Monday morning TOT
Pittsburgh. Pa. where they viii NisH
friends and relatives fer few DAYS
David c. kirker Of Tweuty-ScNenth
street. who served In the Spanish Amer
lean war. In the I2nd regiment OF Com.
pany |, has been granted a pension 81
SIS per month. commencing June 2+th.
1920. Mr.. Kirker has received the back
nav. This was secured through the ef-
forts OF Congressman benjamin l.. Fos-
cnhloom OF Wheeling.
The body OF ManNE.,G NcGrcw. aged
S. years retired farmer Of Cross
Creek district. who died Friday. was
laid to rest Sunday afternoon al Smith
field. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wells and family
Of Washington Pike. motored to Wells
burg Saturday evening and visited
friends.
Mrs w. S. Cunningham ~ Minso
Junction. O.. visited in Wellsburg SAT-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Charnock. son
Irwin. Jr.. OF Main street. Mrs. Char
nock's parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. II. II.
Beebe OF Brinker Farm. and Mrs. King
Bennett OF Wheeling. left Sunday morn
ing hy automobile for Gettysburg. Fa..
where they expect TO spend the Fourth.
Miss Billie Hall Of Mcdonald. IA.
eft Monday morning for home after
10 days visit with Miss Edith Lannuin
Of High street. Miss Lannum and Miss
Betty Rurley OF Beech Bottom. will so
70 Mcdonald Monday evening TO spend
Independence Day.
Mrs ". y. Harrah was Wheeling
visitor Monday
Mrs Mont Sanderson returned Mon
day 10 her horne In New Castle. Pa.
after n two weeks visit with relatives
In Wellshurg.