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

piled to the limestone foundation. the
roller Is brought TO bear on this rough
section as soon as possible after the
limestone Is placed. but with such
large program undertaken. II happens
that the roller Is sometimes delayed
from one place in order TO finish up at
another. All roads are being widened
whenever the opportunity presents It.
self. In some instances the right OF way
has been gladly given the county court
and the work naturally progresses more
rapidly at those points.
Court Opens.
The June term OF court opened here
on Monday. At press time. members OF
the grand jury had waded through a
bulk Of evidence and nothing was avail
able for publication since their work
was not concluded. Judge Sommerv!lle
will preside at the June term, which
promises 10 be plenty long enough, pro-
viding much Of the work to be accom-
plished Is not postponed for disposed
OF by quicker means. such as pleas beip~
entered and allowing trials TO be dis
pensed with.
While the grand jury worked away
Judge Sommerrille heard arguments in
many cases and took care Of much other
business not requiring the presence or
a jury. More than fifty witnesses were
summoned TO testify before the grand
Jury.
Married; Goes to Prison.
Whatever bliss and happiness might
accompany married life soon disappear
ed from the mind and heart of Thomas
Swiger who was married in this city
last Friday and arrested in Pittsburgh
whole
sale robberies. Swiger appeared before
the local marriage license clerk with
Miss Alice Pranevich Of Carrick' "a
When asked by the clerk II his name
was Thomas" he replied. NO, Tom.
Draws Pine.
Walter Songola was arrested on sat
urday night when police headquarters
we're called and report mace ina
Songola was beating his VIE Oni'eI
Miller placed Songola in jail anu ul
Monday morning he WAS taken oetoI'
Justice c. X Jacob who imposed
tenca OF two months in jail ana a me
Of 500.
Fine ssrvices.
large audience in the First lFcS
hrtsrian Church testified 10 the popu-
larltv OF the Sunday Evening serN
=, ,bis church. and also TO the way !"
which they are gripping the COMM
81 har. become an institution o'
wsiIburg, The minister. Kew - -.
-, l,Scussed the subject The DeN"
po-,er" from the text ""hat WI.
- o,t,.s IN exchange for his SOUL nc
r,msir NJ the choir was charmlhS ~
Oh, IKE n benediction upon the dun
o,cs No one could go away trorn .'e
saryyces without their thought pei"e
turned 10 the higher NE,
italian Buried.
rhs funeral for Tony Leo. the lta''"A
murdered Friday morning ny Eeo.
Snataros in front of the Central s"
ahon was held Monday m"rn'ns :"
CLOCK at the victims home on o'N,"
stree, Interment was made IN n'0'"e
cemetery.
Left FOR California
Can't. and Mrs. Alonzo Murray w
,oth street left Sunday morning.
an extended trip to California. ~
touring the West and visiting All POM
Of interest. they expect 10 4o'a'e 't
Angeles or vicinity.
Nonogsnar4an visits Here'
Our old friend. ]. +. curtis w"o
aged OF years and six months. ialn..
OF George c. Curtis. or this CITY. VIZ"
his daughter, Mrs. Ida De Long OK i.eH
InSton. Ky. arrived in "eIisourg ea'
urday evening for visit WIN Melts,
hurr friends and relatives and 10 atteno
Commencement exercises at 6eIhah!
college. Mr.. Curtis has been trustee
Of the college for over ha't ceh'ur :
and never fails 10 return each year 10
visit the old college town.
we,lsburg Briofs.
daughter. Miss
Eva. visited in Steubenville. o. Satur-
day afternoon. ~
Members OF the county court nave
directed sheriff Duval 10 provide them
with a complete report on the escape OF
Pa n Mckinley, who sawed his way
out OF the county jail last week after
he had announced his intentions 10
prosecuting attorney W. S. Wilk'n.
Miss Marion Myer. Of North Main
street. ia able 10 be out after a two
W, eks' illness.
Miss Anna Quest. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
who has lust returned from a vacation
at Atlantic city. spent the weekend at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. w. h. Cum
minss. OF Harker Place.
Mrs. J. W. Crawford. Of Toronto. Ohio,
returned home Monday after spending
OF 624 Commerce street.
Prot II. r. Cummings. instructor Of
languages In the Minerva High School
has returned 10 Wellsburg TO spend the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Storck and family
returned Sunday TO their home
Parkersburg after few days vi :;
the home of Mr.. StorCk's hrotacr.
Daniel Storck. OF Main street
Mrs. Carrie Westlake. OF Toronto.
Ohio. spent Sunday with her father.
Wilson knight. OF High street
Miss Barbara Shuey. OF South Com
merce street. visited relatives in Wheel
Ing Monday.
Mrs. May Billingsley and brother
Elmer Thomas. Of Commerce street. left
recently for Mt. Pleasant. Ohio, where
they expect TO spend the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon. OF High
street. was the guest OF friends in Beech
Bottom Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs F. 3. Hodgin. OF Main
street. visited in Pittsburgh Pa Sat
urday.
J. c. Anderson has returned 10 his
home In Keyport. y. J. after n short
visit with his mother Mrs NJ. c. An
derson. OF Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brennan. OF Fowler
stown. passed through WellsburE Mon
day morning on their way TO Brilliant.
Ohio. where they attended the funeral
OF a cousin. Guy Smith who was laid
10 rest this afternoon In the New Alex
andria. Ohio. cemetery.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Moore. of
Beech Bottom. Sunday. June 4th. an
eight pound girl.
Miss Besse Mechanic. Of South Main
street. visited with friends in Pitts