The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
M0UNDSVILLE
LAST TENT GOES IN
CLENDALE'S COLONY
Striking Miners Who Lived In Tents
TSis Summer Have Departed For
Other Places.

Otner flaCS9.
The tent colony in Glendale IL n
thing Of the past. The last miner and
family moved away this week after
having lived IN u tent for several
months.
Following an attempt 10 form Il
union at the Glendale mine. n number
OF miners were eyicted from the COM
rany homes. The union sent tents.
which were pitched at two. places IN
Glendale Al one time. tho colony held
as many as seventeen tents
After spending the summer In the
tents, which were tnconvcnieht eSre-
Ciallv when u raiued. the miners have
/ fouud employment elsewhere. Most o.
them wen, out into the mines along
the L. & q. In ohio. Some Of the min
crs had been residents ~ Glendale FOR
/ many years.
Liberty Short Lived.
J Andrev. Copen. convict who walked
& away from the Round Bottom road
camp Thursday afternoon. was not long
1T liberty Word WAS received at the
; prison yesterday that he had been az
. rested by a policeman ut Fairm"nt az
1850 yess srdav morning.. y guard
vas immediately sent out 10 hr'ng tho
escaped ,;.uu 5uck las; night
Joshua W. Dakan. we'll known Mar
! shall county farmer died OF typhoid
fever at his home IN Limestone yester-
dav He WAS - wears Of axe and had
sp.n, his entire life in Marshall county.
. He - survived ny mis- wife. one son
and two daughters X. O. pakan or
Rosbys Rock is :, brother. + unerai
services we're no, completed. as Mrs.
, Dakan is in - critical condition.
Many Attend SHOW.
The Park theater vas packed last
night az IN. motion picture show given
by the Marshall county SIN and game
association Pictures wild life In
canada were shown. Two shows were
given and both were seen by several
hundred people" Howard II. C1eaves'
state secretary Of the wild life league.
was present 20 make = short address.
Constitution Day.
--~-oorrov will l." observed as Con-
sti,u,ion pay In several local churches.
Rev. II q. Taunt Of the First Presby-
terrain church will preach a special ser
mon at the morning services on the
eighteenth anna ndment. hls subject he
ing "I'r"hth!t!"u 20 Date" There VIII
hc appropriate music.
kindergarten to Open
Miss nellie Showacrc'S kindergarten
will open in the basement OF the First
Presbyterian church Monday morning.
Miss Showacre has been conducting this
kindergarten for several years and al
ways has 4 large enrolment OF child
rem
Mako Collection Change.
The Sunday mali. collection Will.
! starting tomorrow. DC made at n. m.
instead or at noon. This change Ia
made because of the later morning
train being taken OF the r. & O.
Held Eirst Fire Drill
The FRS, Are drill AT the Central
school building yesterday afternoon.
The building was cleared OF pupils In
exactly one minute. new record
Hold Picnic Today
Several local people will go to Hatton
! Hall. near Sherrard. today to attend the
! picnic 10 be given by the Rebekah lodge.
! Mrs. McCune's Juvenile orchestra OF this
: city will 20 to the hall this evening to
furnish music for tonlght's program.
/ Must Enter Monday
Beginning pupils cannot enter the
. local public schools after Monday. ac-
! cording TO Superintendent Shrive. Chill
dren who will be six years old by Octo-
Der can enter now. After Monday
they will have TO wait until the next
semester
Progress on Building
Tho new green houses being erected
: or First street by Ben +. Miller will
soon be- completed Two OF the houses
are already finished. while work on tho
other four will soon he completed.
Three Received
Three convictS were received at the
prison yesterday. two from Mercer
county and the other from Pleasants.
bringing the total population to 1882.
To Select Team
Coach Ruhie OF the high school footr
ball team will put his boys thru hard
scrimmage work the first OF the week.
He will pick the first team which will
few more evenings practice. The To-
cal eleven still needs considerable work
before II rounds into proper FORM
Moundsvtlls Briefs.
Dr.. and Mis-. W. z. Bonar have left
tor Detroit. Mich. where DR.. Bonar will
get a new Studebaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorsey and son.
Arch. are home from n motor trip
through ohio and Indiana.
! Miss Edith Franklin has left for Hun
. t!ngton. where she viii enter Marshall
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Roberts and two
children. Mrs. Della Humes and Mrs.
5. VI. Roberts,. will leave tomorrow on
a visit to East Liverpool and Chester.
Mrs. r. J. Williams has returned to
her home II Morsantown after visiting
her parents. Mr. and MrsssW. +. snod-
grass.
George Buseman of Morgantown is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Buseman
u First street.
Mrs. r. K. Nelson and Mrs. A. NJ
Ernwn have returned from visit Mt
Washington, Pa.
Miss Margaret Harpold OF Ravens
wood is visiting her cousins. Misses
Irnla and helen Gandee.
I Mrs. James Bane Of Cameron Is con-
fined 10 the Glendale hospital with a
fractured hip Us result OF fall.
Miss Ieima Mercer has returned to
her home on Highland avenue after
spending tae summer with her brother
Samuel at Akron.
Arthur aioulot OF Tenth street has
gene 10 Toronto TO enter the University
Of Toronto.
Mrs Sainrel z. Chambers, who was
injured In an auto accident last Sunday.
has been ~epIOred to her homo on Baker