The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13

so crahtd that they can't enjoy even
themselves. because Of the complaint
against the laughter and merriment OF
tn" Riddles. the only playground in tn"
city has been dismantled. 1t was To-
raicd east OF Belmont street on Thirty
NTH street. Some people who ar"
wealthy enough tu buy autos and all
other !UNurieS for their own children
loudly complained against the play
ground "ud 1t had !" tie removed More
than one kiddic had a broken heart yes-
terday when he went to his usual place
for play oni y,o find that 1t had sud
denly disappeared.
Special Meeting
A special meeting Of tn" city board
of health is to be held Friday evening
at the office of Mayor John r. Wyatt
1t is announced Notices for tn" meet
Ing were served Yesterday by the san
ltary officer. Matters In connection
with tho polluted water in local wells
md springs will be given attention as
well as other important matters,
Jackson Funeral
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for tho late Clinton Jack son
5S. well known rcsidcn; Of Shadyside
Services were At tho late HON" with tho
coal miners in charge of tho funeral
Burial was in the Rose INN cemetery
here Deceased is survived by sin sons
and foDr daughters.
Outing was Enjoyable
The ann"al picnic Of he members Of
the Bclla!rn Ministerial Association and
their families hold at N" Taylor Grove
az Lansing Yesterday proved very sue
cessful. y picnic dinner and supper
were enjoyed and in the afternoon there
were races and other events 10 make
The day a pleasant one.
Aided Organization
Rev. G. w. Cory OF the Wheeling I'm
Ion Mission who has resigned his posi-
ton there to take the position nc Sup
crintend"nt Of the Mission IN WashiUE
ton. II, c.. is well known in Ecllalre.
Rev. Cory was orc of th"s" ""spon-
sihlr for the organization oC III" Union
Mission in Eci'airc.
A Quiet Town
Rclla!r' was n rather uU."' town yes
terday afternoon. Many places ur hUGi-
ness were closed for the half holiday.
Clothing and dry goods stores were
closed during the afternoon for IN" first
half holiday Of tho Summer. Banks
were closed Thursday afternoon AMI the
grocors take n" half day off on Wod-
ncsday afternoon N" year round.
Robert Farmer sub district vice pres
ident of the Ur,ic Mine Workers. was a
visitor a. s.. CNrsvillc yesterday.
There were no offenders to face May
or John L. Wyatt in police court yes
rerday.
David \. Far!s. who died suddenly in
his office In Pittsburgh, WIS = cousin
of r. G. Far!s Of this city. Deceased
formerly worked in Rellaire also.
T r. rhillins has returned 20 Bellatre
FOR a few days from the summer camp
west Of Cadiz.
f. c. Cooper Is suffering with burns
70 his face. He found a bottle OF
ammonia and when he shook Il Il ex-
ploded and he was burned about the
face
Webb Jenkins Is the new circulation
manager on the Bellaire Daily Leader.
succeeding r. B. Rickerstaff. who has
gone 70 Chicago.
Among other herds OF cattle. students
OF the agriculture class Of Ohio state
University inspected the Hoistein herd
on the McCla!n farm on Rock Hill.
The M!zpah White shrine held meet
ing last might at the d. Of hall.
MeusNers Of the H. II. club will hold
dance this evening at thier hall On
Th!rty-seCond street
Mrs r. +. Stewart entertained rem-
bers of the r a l.. Club last night at
her home on Gravel Hill.
Memoirs Of the Aid Society Of the Y.
=, church WILL meet this evening ~ the
home Of Mrs. Lena George on Franklin
street