The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08

ward and also above Ninth street. where
the zone now ends.
Council, when ready 20 adjourn was
asked for permission to run = line o.
high tension wires up Commerce stree
from Third 10 Twelfth street mo
local electric company. through Its rep
resentatiyes. made the request and sub
mittcd blue prints showing what was
desirod. 1t was the view of council
that the matter be placed on the tapie
for while and this was DONE
Accepted
John l.. Mcmahon, whom the Herald
selected to attend the Citizens framing
camp at Kentucky has received hotice
Of his acceptance and instructed TO pro-
coed with tho required vaccination lot
smallpox and typhoid fever. MT. NC
Mahon Is delighted Mt this opportunity
of n months military training.
Entertain Guild
The Westminster guild Of the Pres
byterian church were very delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. w. C. Jacob. Instead OF
the study OF the lesson, tho evening
was given over to their patroness.. MIA
James PAUL. who returned Monday
from abroad. Mrs. PAUL. aided by
stereopticon views, very ably described
many Of the places she visited.
Especially interesting to all present
was her talk on the Passion Play which
she witnessed at Ober-Ammergau. This
famous play, which Ia enacted each
tenth year, was not given In 1920 on
account Of the world war, and. as Mrs
PAUL explained. was given this year
under very trying circumstances.
At tho close Of the meeting, delicious
refreshments were served. The July
meeting will he in the form OF picnic,
date to be announced later.
we11sburg Briefs
Miss Helen Bond, Of New Martinsville.
w Va. arrived recently for few days
visit at the home Of her aunt MISS
Annie Robinson, OF Yankee street.
Mrs. Thomas Osborn, of Charles
strest was visiting In Steubenville. o.,
Tuesday.
Mrs. George G. Wells, Of North Main
street has returned home from West
Liberty. where she visited at the home
Of her brother. G. d. Bonnr, who Is I'M
proving from n recent Illness.
Mrs. Elmer RalstOn was visiting IN
S;cuhenville. O.. Tuesday afternoon.
william BrandenStcin. ~ wheeling.
was among the Wellsburg visitors
Wednesday.
y Scltner was business visitor in
SteubcnvIllr. o. Tuesday
Mr.. Louis Cross and Miss Bertha
Moxingo were Steubenville. O., visitors
Tuesday. where they spent the AFTER
noon with friends.
Mrs, Toe Smith. Of Washington pike,
was Wellsburg shopper wednesday
morning.
Graham Taylor left Wednesday morn
ing By automobile for Oxford. o., 10 Al
tend the commencement exercises OF the
Miami university. of which he Is
graduate. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IT. McAliister, OF
Wheeling. visited Tuesday at the nome
NJ Mr. McAlllster's brother. J. c. Meal
lister Of Eleventh street.
Clifford Baker and Fred Montgomery
were Steubenville visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. James Gerard and daughter Miss
Anna. of Bethany pike. left few days
ago for Brooklyn. n. Y, where they
we're called by the illness OF Mrs.
Gcrards mother.
Miss Hilda West, of South Com merce
street. was calling on wheeling lrienos
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. F. Brandfass. Of MlnGo juno
ton. O.. passed through Wellsours
Wednesday morning en- route TO DAY
visit, In Wheeling.
Miss Pearl Cooper, Of Washington
pike. WIS shopping In Wellsours wed
nesday morning.
Miss Doris Dornan visited In Steuben-
VILE. O.. Tuesday.
Mrs Robert Hays has returned 70
Wellsburg from a months Visit IN
Pittsburgh, Pa, which she spent with
realtives.
Miss Elsie Robinson Of Main street
who underwent q successful operation n
few weeks ago In Wheeling left recent
" To rccuperate ut the nome OF Mt.
and Mrs T. ]. Patterson. Of McCords
ridge.
NJ and Mrs. 8. c. Underwood and
family os North Wellsburg. left Tues
day for an automobile trip in Pcnnsyl-
vania where they will spend few
d.ys With Mrs. Upderwod's parents
Mrs. W. +. Barth. OF North Charles
street visited in wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Peterson and small
son Archie, Of Reech Bottom, motored
n wellsburgh Wednesday morning and
vsIted in this city and in Steubenville,
Ohio
Mrs RAYMOND Jones. OF Twentieth
street. went to Wheeling Wednesday to
spend the day at the home Of her uncle
charles Carroll.
Miss Louise Letzkus. Of Charles
street left Tuesday for few days
visit with relatives in Bridgeport q.
Mrs. Sam Williams, Of South Main
street. spent Thursday in Wheeling.
Mrs. william Shrlner. NJ Twenty
sixth street. has resigned her position
as clerk in the 2. Seltner dry gooos