The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-28
MOUNDSVILLE
HOLD BRENNAN
FUNERAL TODAY
SERVICES WILL BE HE'D THIS
MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK FROM
ST. FRANCIS xAvIERS
CHUECH.
rnterment VIII Be Made at Noun
Calvary Cemetery,
Wheeling.

Ter street saturday morning Requiem
high mass Will hc celebrated Il; mat
hour with Rev. Father C"uch.an IN
charge. IntCrmcDt Will De made NJ mo
Mount Calvary cemetery. Whr'''aE
Arrangements for the tunr;at "'F'
completed Yesterday afternoon upon ine
arrival of the widow Mrs Forest H"it
Brennan. from New York Ctty, together
with her son. John 5.
Mr. Brennan was born On Marc. 49,
1866, and spent III" greater part "i Ms
life IN the Wheeling district. lie N'N
quite we'll known for his humorous
pieces Of poetry and rihsr Mr'''"N-.
For several years pas; h" had been an
agent for the Prudential Life Insurance.
Company. prior 10 which he WAS con
ductor on the q. y q. ralr"th 80
death was due 10 frart trouble "'o"s"-
on by acute Ind -cStion.
Resides his widow md SON SiS'"r'
Mrs. Mary 4 O'DonncN 90 WaTwood.
and three h.others. !. i. Brennan. OF
wheeling. md Daniel. OF Los AnHe'es'
Cal. and Martin. OF New York. survive
Alley Funeral Held.
E,,ne.aI services were held yesterday
afternoon from the late home III '''"~
dale for the late r. Alloy. local grocer,
who died Friday. Burial was made az
the Greenlawu cemetery.
VIII Protect Mound.
\ new street will soon he open"" up
around the famous Mound. The c"n"e'-
ton Of Tomlinson avenue ne'"e'"
Eighth and Tenth streets VIII hc con"
plete this week. \ retaining wa" WI,
also be constructed around tn" Mount on
the east side TO hold back the 'ai''nS
dirt.
violators TO eat Trial.
Seye-al traffic viola'ors WILL appear
his evening before Mayor Wicneke on It
charge Of breaking the city "'o'Nan'e
as pertailn.ng 70 aU;omop"' ''"',..'
Chief OF Police c. O. RrESon mas .u
etrrcted his men 20 arrest every per
so, oe,,rbt hreok;rg the ,ract.c ordi-
nance The chief does not desire >uCn
Fatalities in this city as have "cIurT'S"
IL wneeriny during the past 'wo weeks
Big Musical Program.
very fine musical prosran vas
given last evening at the '"' .S''o,t
church. The numbers, wR.'n we
rsndcred nv the church choir N"oe: '',
direction OF Vrcl. y, '"'''''
greatly enjoyed.
convicts to Road Camp.
Twelve convicts from III" state P,"-
,E..ior, c.are taken 10 road camp No
Z n in putnam county Saturday. luz
"a the third batch ot mon 10 ''"S" ~"
nen in the past three weeks. ',"..
90 exnacted 70 he sent L. down state
o.
wants Home For Child
po,s Eryar give NJ his small son.
.Ihart Toe tvu-vaar-old Z" some i"'e
people who will take care or him. rec
made this declaration last saturday anu
vent on 70 tell why ne wanted some
good family 70 adopt me "'te sou.
retc had his arm broken in three PAGES
while working IN the name S'NerEi
weeks ago Prior 70 his time has w'H
LSisJ faay;n- ,h-ra children fo~ him -
f8rhe- Pete lives At Fourte""th ana
Water street.
There was no Strike.
Officials uC the Crystal Ice company
claim there was no strike ?mphE tl'''
men Saturday as Was reported one
man, II ia said. simply got drunk an"
walked off the Job. A fight snsued be-
queen he and another and several mon
mutt for a time. However IN" matter
was soon adjusted and the men return
ed TO work.
Former Local Man.
Word has been received III the cry
Of the death Of y J. Martini AZ -
CIairsvilIc. o. former president Of ;ha
Meade district board oC education. tn"
deceased Was 4 civil war veteran AMI
lived In tbs city for several years. The
funeral services will ~ he'd today from
the late home a, St C'arSvjll"
Masons to Picnic.
Marshall Union and Brock lodge. or
the A +. ami y. NaSons vii hold theit
annual joint picnic Labor Day. Sept. 4.
The affair will 10 - ;hc ua'urc ~
basket picnic and viii be held at tho
camp grounds.
Play Another Game.
The sunday school league leaders
hattled TO 4 O-n tie Friday evening and
"a result another game will b" played
Thursday evening on II" tf''h street