The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21

Property Purchased
James Medill of the Commercial bank
| In this city has completed deal tor
the purchase of the property owned by
Mrs Ella Yingling OH North four'n
street, formerly the Mann properly, ac-
cording to a statement issued yesterday.
Mr. Medill will occupy the newly pur-
. chased property in the spring:
Xiwanians Raise $50
The committee appointed to receive
, contributions from the Kiwanis club TOT
, the local charity organizations yester
dav announced last night that total
, OF $50 had been received to that time
All Of the club members had not been
scen at the time Of this report and the
fund Is likely to be substantially IN
creased.
Mrs. Edward Burd will entertain the
members of the b. G.. C.. club al her
home on Indiana street this evening at
! a social event in the nature OF CHRIST
mas party. After an interesting pro-
cram OF social diversions a dainty
| luncheon will be served by the hostess
| Of the evening.
sswtnr GLIB Event.
The members OF the Wednesday Even
ing Sewing club were charmingly enter
, tanned by Mrs. u. H. Kemp at her nome
on West Carlisle street last night. sew
ing. music and fancywork were the
principal diversions Of the evening ana
| the decorations were Of n seasonaple
nature Following the program dainty
| luncheon was served.
Choir 70 Give Csntata.
Music lovers of Martins Ferry have
| quite treat In store for next Sunday
evening. December "a at 1880, when they
assemble in the auditorium of the First
| NJ. L. church Of that city to hear the
| rendition Of Ashfords beautiful cantata
| Holy Night" by the choir composed OF
! thirty voices. assisted by orchestra or
| fifteen of WheelInCs leading profess
sional musicians under the direction OF
| Prof. Fred Campbell with Mrs Anna
Fest Campbell at the piano and Mrs.
! George w. Ernce. choir directress. at
| the organ. The following vocal SOLO
lats will also assist the choir on this
| occasion Mrs w T.. Bowman and Miss
Alice Wilkinson Of Wheeling; Mrs. NJ
F.. Cole and Mr.. William Griffith OF
! Martins Ferry.
Booster Election
| The Booster club will hold its annual
, election Of officers at a meeting N the
Board Of Trade rooms tonight at 1880
! o'clock and a big attendance OF MEM
! bers Is expected.
Martins Perry Briefs.
Mrs Charles Hanson OF Grant, Ave,
Is improving following several days Ill
! ness with tonsilitis.
! Judge w. W. Cowen Of the common
Meas court was n visitor in this city
yesterday afternoon.
Theodore Burris Il South Third street
| Is reported quite seriously Ill with an
; attack OF penumonis.
Sheriff Dick Lynch Of ST. Clairsville
was calling on local friends yesterday.
! Miss Madge Thomas has arrived from
I Bristol. Va. where she is attending
schol to spend the ,holid..' vacation.
The weekly business meeting Of the
Junior Mechanics will be held In their
rooms on Hanover street tonight.
| Miss Juliet Selhy arrived home yes
i terday from Sweet Briar college Va. to
spend the holiday vacation.
Captain Thomas OF the Salvation
! Army At Rellaire spent yesterday visit
ing In this city.
Health officer W. S. Tilton reports
little improvem ent IN the contagious
situation in this city.
Another meeting of city officials will
probably be held Saturday evening to
! hear the report Of another engineer.
Miss Thelma Jenkins Is expected home
! from school 1T Athens, O.. today to
spend the holiday with her parents.
The weekly business meeting Of
N,aneta tribe of the Improved Order OF
! Red Men will be held in the Farternal
| hall tomorrow night.
| Miss Helen Chew Of the law school
at Cleveland. o.. has arrived home for
a visit with her parents.
John Evans is expected home today
from Lexington Ky. for the holidays.
Fred Fest will arrive here today for
! a visit with his parents.