The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04

ing services At eleven which Will be
conducted by the pastor Rev. D. GILES
pie A general Invitation IS extended 20
| all to attend these services.
Entertain Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston and
: sons entertained for dinner one day the
first Of the week, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Beck local residents and Mr.. JohnstonS
sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Ice
/ Thayer. Of Wheeling. who were spend
| ing the day With them. and in whose
honor the diancr was given. Mrs J"hn-
; sron was assisted by her niec"s. Misses
/ Esther Randolph and Coda ShrevcS.
Attend Fair.
Several from here attended one daE 81
! tho Gurnsey County fair. held 1T WASH
! iuCtvn. O. last week. among those from
here having attended were. Mr.. and MIS-.
/ ". u. Lee and daughter. Miss Frances
! Mr.. and Mrs Benj. Goodrich and Mrs
! v. NJ. Long.
Fordson Arrives
; Frank Beck. Sup't Of the National O'!
company lease recently purchased Il
; Fordson Tractor through the j. ii. NC
! Ciraw and Sons Company. who are the
! local AS'Il~' li' SaIht t"'''b
! the past week OF the lease. awaiting IN"
arrival OF another implement. the
"weuch.." and urcn the arrival OF THIS
Coy Hoge. OF Titusville. O., Gen, sup
! erntcndent ~ the National OF Company
! Will lie in town and give Il few demon
! STATIONS and instructions as 10 the use
! Of this new machinery as an aid In pull
Ing the castings in the oil wells on mo
: lease. for which II VIII be used.
Team 1t Mime Bocomes frightened
: One Of tho teams Of mules became un.
ruly at the Triple mine one day tho
latter part Of the week. the driver John
! Humphrey having been called on the
! tipple TO assist In some work. they
! having started to run when becoming
! frightened and landed In ford roadster
which belonged TO oue OF the men en-
played there. Forest NoIen. who resides
1 West OF town and leaves his machine
! standing there during tho day. having
| badly wrecked the car meaning great
! loss 20 the owner.
! Uniontown Briefs.
! NJ. and Mrs. r. Il. Grimes IN COM
pany with Miss Lena Humphrey and Mr..
/ Russell Barger attended on Saturday
evening the legion dance given IN Flush
! Ing. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Merritt and
: son William Lee. who have been spend
; INK the past several weeks in the Ad-
/ rondack Mountains in the states or
New York and Ia. during the Hay-fevcr
/ and Asthma season. of which the former
! IS 4 victim. have returned 10 their homo
: at this place. The entire time was spen,
, In motoring and camping. very
+ pleasant trip being enjoyed by all.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Taylor and dauGh-
! ter. Miss Mary were business callers in
: C.ldlz on Saturday.
! J. H. Mcfarland was business caller
In Flushing on Monday.
! Miss Coda Beck having attended tho
! Junior Glass social at the IIuff home on
| Thursday evening. spent the might with
! her class friend Miss Frances Ross OF
near Flushing. o.. and attending school
on Friday.
/ Mrs. Agnes McGleen. Of Flushing q
/ former resident uE this place. was a
visitor In town on Tuesday. taking
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Giles
/ pie. and ne IN company with Squire
/ StewAr; were business callers in St.
Z ClairSv!!le In the afternoon.
, ". y. Dick. of lniontown. Pa, has
hcen n CUES; 4; IN" nom" Of his son.
Norman Dick and family West of town.
! pr. ana Mrs. \. VI. troZIer an" "IuEn-
/ ter. Elizabeth were callers in 81. ciairs-
! willie on M"aday afternoon.
/ Miss Mildred Rus"r IS on the sick list,
being unahi. to attcud school.
! Mrs. John Campbell Of near New An
: thens WAS Il ca!l,' In town on Monday
afternoon.
! Mrs. Chas. RUccy and daughter Will
, ma were callers In Rush Run on Satur-
day afternoon
! Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Byholt. Of Cad!z
were visitors IN town on Sabbath.
! Rev. Dwight Gillespie, pastor OF the
! local United Presbyterian Church, was
! I caller in town on Thursday after
! noon, taking supper with Mr. and Mrs.
| VI. l.. Price and attending the prayer
! meeting IN the evening. at the church.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Lee and daughter.