The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
MARTINS FERRY
Mrs stephen Row1ey.

NJ. pebAcca Rowlev. widow 81 the
; late stephen Rowley OF this city cleo
at the family home. on Vine street
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock follo"
| ing an illness OF one week she was
! born In England and az the time or
death was IS years OF age. Mrs. Ro"eiF
was a member OF the First Presoyter
! ian church and leaves the tolio"ins
! children TO mourn her loss; Mrs WI,
! liam Hilton. Mrs. J. II. Moore VIM
| Maurice and Arthur Rowley. all or THIS
! CITY, The funeral services will prob
| ably be held on Monday afternoon with
/ The Rev. Charles B. Wtngerd. pastor
Of m. PRESBYTERIAN church officiating
and the burial will be made at River
view cemetery.
Baseball To-day.
The baseball attraction for today Will
| be a game between the Burlington team
| If this city and the Mt. Pleasant A. Z.
| team The game Is to be played on the
League Park grounds and good con
test Is assured. Many OF the local fans
| will be on hands to see the game.
Observe Rally nay.
The Womens Ho Missionary
| society OF the Fifth street Methodist
| church will observe Rally Day with
services in the church tomorrow after
noon An interesting program OF reao-
| lngs and music has been prepared TOT
the day WHICH promises TO he OF espe-
cial interest!
salvation Army Service.
| With the removal OF Captain Raao
! and Lieutenant Heinte OF this city. Cap
tain Thomas OF Bellaire will have
! charge OF the services to be held In
this city. He has announced open air
! services at Hanover and Fourth streets
/ tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and
| Sunday school In the City council cham
! Der at $50 II the room can be secured.
Wheeling Minister.
! The Rev. George Lockhart Of the
Baptist church OF Wheeling will con
duct the services in the First Baptist
| church in this city tomorrow morning
in the absence OF the pastor Inc
| Young Peoples Union will have charge
OF the evening services at the church.
No trouble Here.
| With trouble reported brewing In
/ many Of the coal mining districts OF the
| state no hint Of trouble OF any descrtp-
ton has been In evidence In this vicinity
and none is expected This city has
| three coal mines within the corporate
! limits but none OF the owners have
shown any disposition to attempt to op-
operate.
Birthday SURPRISE
| A birthday surprise party was held
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
McC'ulley Of jefferson street last night
in horror Of the Tenth birthday OF
| their daughter Betty. large number
OF young folks were present at me
event and the hours were spent At a
variety Of interesting social diversions
| 4 luncheon was served az the close
Of the event.
Gus Refuses Marriage.
| Even after his self chosen bride and
| secured the services OF an attorney
! and interpreter and all OF the Things
! necessary 70 complete a wedding cere-
/ rony and appeared at the city build
| ing yesterday morning Gus Spikas. To-
/ cal Greek refused to desert the ranks
| OF the benedicts. Gus was arrested
| on complaint OF the woman who al,
legged 70 police that ne had flourishec
a big gun and threatened 10 shoot her
She charged Gus with being the father
Of her two youngest children whom
he has failed 10 support She stated
that when she asked him for mones
he urged her 20 make pick handle
FOR living
Interest In Csdiz,
Much interest vas evidenced In TIL:
! vicinity in the moving OF the troop:
| 10 CadiZ Yesterday morning. One Ioca
, man who was in that vicinity yesterday
| reports having seen a captive oauoor
above that place which was probably
used for purposes of observing the
| surrounding country
! Sedwick Funeral.
The funeral services for the late
Lrank p Scdwich who died suddenlc
A, his home on Hanover street ar1H
Thursday morning will held from
The family home this afternoon AT
! o'clock. The Rev. DR.. r. B. Nc Danel