The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

Mrs n. NJ. Windsor OF North Mai"
street
Mrs. T. H. HeCord and son Thomas, VI
Commerce street. visited IN "hee'"'e
Thursday. ,,
Mrs Lucien Rrindlcy and niece raul
inc walter. OF Main Street jeff
Thursday morning for Wheeling 10 meet
Mrs Margaret Cashier. "f Toledo ONO
who will spend Christmas At the nome
of her son. Frank Guyer. Of Main street;
Mrs. Glenn BURG. OF Bethany. VIII
spcnd her Christmas holidays WIN hc'
mother at Claysrillc. Pa, go
Mrs, I. w Myers. Of CoancllsVille' "a
md sister Mrs. Claude Lamb OF "
hano. OHIO are in Wc!l&hurg to Srenn
The HOLIDAYS with their parents. Dr' anu
Mrs. II. l.. Judge. Of North Main street
Mrs George Rarth and daughter. MISS
lucille. Of Sixth street. visited III "heei-
ing Wcdnr day cv"n'n!;
Miss Minnie Linton. OF IL ar Ger
Heights. left Wednesday evening 10,
Brooklyn. y. Y. where she vii! spcnu
the Christmas holidays at the nome "i
her brother. DR. w. l.: Linton
Mrs. Harry Hartley. OF near haaesh
Chapel. was shopping in Wellshurs
Thursday morning.
Mrs J. II. Dolen and Mrs. James
Hickey were among the visitors IN
Steuhenvilie. Ohio. Wednesday evening.
clifford Baker returned home "ednes-
day from Detroit. Mich, wheSe ne AT
tends the State Auto School. lie was
accompanied by Howard Cole. OF Pas-
adena, Cal The boys Will spend their
Christmas vacation at the home or MY
Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John &.
Rakcr, Of Main street. Five boys from
Egypt are also attending this school.
Mrs. William Briese. OF MinGo juno
ton, Ohio, passed through Wensourg
Thursday morning on her way to
short visit in Wheeling.
Among the Wellsburg shoppers ana
visitors In Wheeling Thursday were
Mrs. Estela G. Kirker, Miss Louise
Jacob. small sisters, Helen and Betty
and ONEIDA Carman.
Miss Susan Schroeder and Miss Ger
trude Little left Thursday morning 20
spend the Christmas vacation with MISS
Schrnder's parents. Rev. and Mrs. Z. H.
Schroeder. OF RtNlcr. IA.
Or. H. l.. Judge. was n business visit
or IN Pittsburgh. Pa. Thursday.
f. r. Tarr and son John. OF Pleasant
Avenue were among the business
visitors in Wheeling Thursday.
George Smith and Paul Chapman. OF
Washington Pike. students at the West
virginia University. NorGantnwn are
home to spend the holidays.
Miss Louella LlGgett and Miss Char
lot,c van Kirk spent Thursday in Wheel
ing.
Grant Fair, Of Bethany. was a bust
ness visitor in Wellsburg Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Wells. Of Rccch Bottom
was Wellshurg shopper Thursday
morning.
Doctor Banc Wells and Attorney Rob
ert Wilkin were in Wheeling Thursday
doing their Christmas shopping.
Miss Katherine Crahb visited In
Wheeling Thursday.
Graham Taylor, assistant cashier OF
the Farmers State bank. has accepted
a position with the Whitaker Paper
Company one OF the largest producers
md Wholesalers OF high grade paper OF
this country. He was formerly with
this company In New York. hut VIII
now work out OF the pittsburgh office.
Miss Ruth Hc,sley. n student OF the
De Sales Heights Academy. Of Parkcrs-
burg. w. Va. Is spending her Christ
mas vacation Mt the home of her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Helsley. OF Du-
val Heights.
Outlook Club.
The Outlook club met at the home OF
Mrs. j. F. Jacob on Thursday AFTER
noon. American Humorists" was the
subject Of the program.
Mrs J. J. PAUL read a number OF
poems by Burgess Johnson. humorist
whom she knew At Vassar college. Mrs
T. II. Buckhannon gave talk on the
life OF Mark Twain. Those present
were delighted with both these num-
bers The program closed With the
singing Of the Christmas hymn. % Lit
tie Town Of Bethlehem" written by
Bishop Phillips Brooks.
The club adjourned to meet January
4 4; the home OF Mrs. T j. feid'
Y. n. o. A. News
The program Of the circus Is fast
developing. The tumhlers are doing
overtime with their many stunts. The
clowns arc getting bunch OF funny
stunts ready. and expect to keep the
large crowds that will nc present In
roars Of laughter.
Scott Hnugh, assisted by John Good.
,s working up a fine wrestling exhibition
TO demonstrate the various holds and
counters used in regular matches.
All Hi-Y members are requested to
report TO Mr.. Francis "a soon as posi-
BILE on important business.
Aufine1s Mems CLASS. "
All classes will continue at the regu-
lar periods. Both the teams coHtestins
on New Years day NJ p. m, will be
allowed special periods for signal prao-
ticc.
Police Conrt.
William IavanhuSky becomes guest
nc tho county for the Christmas hoH-
days. having hNon sentenced 10 serve
three months and pay $500 on the
charge OF transporting l'Guor. The ar
rrst was made h. Prohibition Officer
Charles Miller. VIII" alsn located 30
gallon stin IN operation in hog pen
and about thirty gallons of moonshinr
liquor. I.nvanduSkv will hc turned over
to the federal authorities on the still
charge.
Miners Fined.
John Eusrn. McEinleyrilic miner. VIII
also greet Santa Claus behind the walls
of the county Jail. Ruscn ran mp AGAINST
Office Miller while engaged IN Giapens-
iu- liquor and Justice G. X. Jacob i'm
posed Il fine Of 500 md 81 days In jail.
Contributions
The Ch!ldrcn'S Bethel NJ Smith1eld,
O. will receive n substantial coptrthu-
II onfrom the schools In this city The
following schools have contributed tho
amount opposite their name:
High school .......'''...... I4'-s
Rivervicw School ............. 1850