The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07

LuZcrlre Mercantile company. which
rI,".'a'iz"s In such linc OF work.
The store Will be 81 great service
90 he employees or tho mill rs. Il IS
understood. everything a m'.lman needs
both IN hrme and work Will be sup
Piled him from the shelves OF th!s store
Mt a very reasonable price.
Workmen arc busy getting lie Tla"'
IN shape and 1; IS eNpe,; cd that w:tnH.
the next few months the store VIII hc
pr"n TO trade. This store Is iocated at
.ho %!tc formerly known as the H'""
Ribbon hail, ard. due To its nearn"ss
10 the mill, t. is expected that all "n'-
rloy"s will take advantage Of the Of
purIun!ty to economic.
Union Has Entered.
The Union high school hnSk"thai II
team has entered the Rethany second
annual BASKETBALL tournament which
viii start Thursday Of this week ahd
wtu continue until Saturday night.
Onion has a very good record for the
season and II tho drawings do not p''
them against the strongest teams Larry
lu the contest. they have line chance
80 cop the laurc,N. \ band Of rootei
Nii aCComVan! the team.
Claris Bowers Funeral
Funeral for Claris l.Gr"!lus Rowrl -
aged ""ven months. uaur or Mr.. ana
Mrs Willard Bowers, "f l""6 Marshal
street, will l." held tE.s afternoon. R"\.
NJ. ". Castle, pastor ~ tho Bcnw""1
". ]; church. vii! oir!c:at" lntcrmcn'
vii! pc EcId n M"Mech"n cemetery.
Tenth Victory.
Displaying remarkable floor work and
superior passing tho senators. loca.
scmi-pro basketball team. defeated
Mozart Saturday cS"n.ng AT the "'E
hail floor ly the o\crwh lining score
cr JI-.". Team work featured the game
rur the locals
Pythian Meeting.
The rrEu,o" meeting Of to Errn'n@
St,r lodge. Knights or Tythias. was
held last evening In It's lodge rooms. y
snort business SESSION pre- cd"d the
smoker which w&s greatly enjoyed BY
those in attrndar"c.
Women Active In Election.
The city Republican primaries held
Saturday proved conclusivcly that the
women of this city are capable OF Old
ing up their end OF the work. Although
the weather was as diSaIreeable az il
possibly could be this did not Keep 90.
women inside. hut they were out on thr
stree: cuG"dyur.rE TO got people TO cas-
their ballots. 4 total Of III votes were
cast
Tho ladies who participated IN the
activities in tho different wards were
F!rs, ward: Mcsdamcs Julia FortneY
Mary Lewis. Olga Shclihasc and Ear
Craig. Second ward: Kate Edwards
Edna h;eahright, Ella Jones and Roeor'
Martin. Third ward: Merkc! HcalY
Mary Alderman and Luella Evans
Fourth ward: Alta Blakemore. Jessie
Crehs, Sall!e B!ssctt and Marga'e'
Crehs. Fifth ward: Jennie Carman
Mary MaQuls and Anne Candy.
Benwood Briefs.
Miss Della prlehorst. Of Water stree
is confined 10 her home with tho hu.
Louis Carpenter, OF Main street. has
accepted Il position with the NheeLhe
Steel and Iron company.
William Main. Of Fol!anshee, IS WISH
ing friends in this city.
Louis Murray, OF Fourth s!7cH', Is
confined 10 his home owing 10 tho N
nucnZa.
Waiter Henderson. OF clinton. ~ T.s'i
Ing relatives In this city.
Roland Bshop. of High steel - &c
covering from n slight Illness.
Henry Wa!nlcr, Of r.'tsnurSA' "as
business visitor In this city yesterday
That your car viii start easier "n'
run better. use Fleet-Wing Gasoline.