The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

hearing was held Wednesday evening"
The council seemed 70 side with Nne
thief and Mr. Morris Informed them t"at
II the actions of the chief were urhc'"
he would probably hand in his reSiGh'
LON. Mr.. Mckee accused the mayor OF
showing partially in handing out Zines
Repairing DAM
Work will start Monday on the daH'
where many new improvements Will ne
made. The material for this WORN
which was shipped some time ago az
rived yesterday. A new bear trap WIZ
be put in Immediately and new sU'.
will DO put In, in the near future y
large number OF men have aiready pce''
hired and many more are wanted NO
work Is expected to last until late III
tho fall.
Legion Meeting.
The A. A. Mountain post OF the Amer
| lean Legion will meet at their headquar-
tors on Marshall street. tonight TO hold
their regular business meeting. inc
/ regular business will be attended 10 and
the settlement Of the Decoration Day
celebration expenses will he considered.
Picnic Last Evening.
A number OF the young people or inc
! Rcnwood and McMeChen Church or COO
J held a picnic last evening out Riieys
road They met NJ the church at 1850
and hiked 70 4 place that had been So
inctcd for the occasion. Although tho
rain kept some at home there WEI" =
large number present and good time
was had by all. About fifty were eS-
rectcd but only about half OF these were
present.
Bad Affair at Dance
Al a dance held in the Ltnslcy dance
1
agreeable affair took place. Young
man from Moundsville. who works al
the coal mine known as the First mlno,
vas overheard trying 10 induce seNcral
Of the young men present 70 como TO
work in this mine. The man was hrag-
! zinc about how ne made his money ana
! several other matters that were not IN
| Mace and as a result he was invited 10
leave. This he refused 10 do but later
| thought betetr Of the matter and Ici'
| in a Ford machine. Several OF the young
men attended the dance started 10 ac-
company him out Of town. but he got
! away with the <hNeat that he was going
! TO be up next Monday with his crowd.
Society Entertained.
Miss Elizabeth Lineherger entertain
| ed the members OF the Queen Esther So
ciety AT her home on Marshall street
! last evening. The evening was spent IN
! games and other amusements. dell
! cious luncheon was served at the close
| OF the evening.
Moonlight Picnic
The members Of the First NJ. f.
church held their moonlight picnic last
night out Boggs Aun. In spite Of the
! threatening rain. The p!cnickers met
! nj the church at 7:3o, where a truck was
ready to take them on the ride. TheF
| arrived back home at 4 late hour in the
evening.
Attend Convention.
Mesdames John Gosney and J. II. ST.
vert LET. yesterday for Hundred. where
they will attend the convention OF the
Pythian Sisters.
McMeohsn Briefs.
Leslie whlts!de returned home Wed
! nesday from the government training
camp at Silver Springs. where hc has
| been confined for some time undergoing
! treatment for wounds received In
! France.
George Martin IS confined to his
home slightly Ill.
Mrs Rachel Rohy Is spding the day
with friends In Hundred.
Miss Martha Bodey leaves Monday for
! West Liberty. where she will take the
| Summer course In teaching.
Miss Lila MacCrackey is confined TO
her home on account Of slight Illness.
Miss Molly Hanley. OF Uniontown, Pa,
IS visiting at the home OF Mrs. James
! Crogan Of Fourth street.
Harry Nets left yesterday for Rails
Vile. where he will attend the funeral OF
| his father.