The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

Wet Willis and the case was thrown OUT
OF court. Delbruggs testified that ne
could not tell whether he had been ehot
or cut and as a result no charge couln
be held against Willis. The night oc-
Cured over work.
Vacation Week
A number of the members or the
Kerry club have planned vacation
week to begin Sunday. Seven members
are going and 1t Is thought that more
will join before the week starts. 1here
will be big time as fine program mas
been arranged by the members who Will
be present The following is the pro-
gram for the week: Monday, the men,
hers will entertain number OF friendi
Of n sewing circle OF South "heelingi
TUESDAY. a Bella!re crowd, Wednesday
McMechen crowd: Thursday, trip tt
the penitentiary in the afternoon and IL
tho evening a South Wheeling crowd
Friday. a Noundsville crowd; Saturday
a swimming party Of East Wheeling folk;
Sunday, a Wellshurg crowd. The mem
ners who will go arc Pete Moran. Jot
Blake. william Smith. James Handlin
, James Toner. .7ohn Sapusic-
Dixie A. @. Game.
Tho fast Dixie 4. c. team Will play
the Muldrew A. c. team on the Soutr
Benwood grounds Sunday. The rams OF
both teams expect good game as ootn
mines are In the best OF condltion ato
both feel as though they will win. Inc
nI,Ie foam has been very successful &c
far In their games winning ever contest
they have played.
Kerries Entertain.
Members OF the Kerry cluo VII! en-.
terrain a number Of young folks al the's
summer camp in the Narrows. SCUM OF
McMechen, Sunday. Swimming VIII %
the principal entertainment OF the aite
noon, while in the evening dancing WIZ
be tho main diversion. The camp Is d.
It's rrettiest now and the members speno
many pleasant times there.
school Opens.
Tho children OF this district are max.
,rq nrena rations for the opening. OF
ecbooI which will take place september
{ The opening day Is usually on tins
ath ~ the month but because OF LABOR
day calling on this date 1t was decideo
"a nostpone the opening until the Gay
| following.
No settlement.
n is thought by 4 number OF rail-
road workers here that no immaculate
s.ttlement of the strike Will take place
in tho near future. The master mo-
! chanic Of the shops here received t:ie.
| gram earlier in the week STATING thas
the strike would probably be over ana
to have the men prepare 10 return ~
work but this condition has peen maos
! impossible by the breaking UP or ths
conference which was to decide the mat.
ter. This decision was much regretted
nv local men who were In hopes that
! tho trouble would be settled and they
would be able to return TO work by the
first of the week Many OF the men
who have large families need work but
| now that the mines have opened they
| will try to get work there until the
strike Is settled.
Bsuvood Briefs.
| Misses Marie and Blanche DeeBan,
Of Grafton. are visiting relations on
Water street.
Mis-. Anna Alderman was operated on
at the Glendale hospital yesterday. Her
condition was some improved last even
: ing.
e r. Frankhouser. Of Moundsville.
was a business visitor In town yester'
| day.
James Hanes. Of Wheeling. was
business visitor in town yesterday.
James Watts. Of Moundsville, was
business visitor In town yesterday.
B.. J. Gardell. Of Seventh street, will
install a gasoline station on seventh
! street.
+, Frank Houston. Of Pittsburgh was .
business visitor In town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larke returned to
their home in East Liverpool yesterday
after spending a short time here visit.
Ing friends
! Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mellott. OF Cam
eron. are spending a short time hero
visiting friends.