The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-24

after the first five minutes Of play.
, Benny, the Inperial's backfield star.
was out OF the game with an injured
nose, and his loss was keenly felt.
Has Leg Broken.
Asa Neville suffered broken leg
| Sunday afternoon at McKinleyvilic
! named OXlcy. No arrests have yet
been made.
Taken to Hospital
Conrad HALEY. who was believed TO
have been seriously injured last Friday
afternoon when his machine went over
hill below the city, was removed to
| the GIN hospital in S;eubenvillc on
! Sunday and his condition is much i'm
/ proved. Grin Calvert, at first thought
/ TO have escaped Injury. when examined
was found suffering from fractured
rib. IIo IS also is improving.
Almost 100.
The many friends OF Hon. Jacob Z.
| Curtis VIII be interested in learning
: that on next Saturday he Will reach the
age OF 9S years. with prospects of con-
! t!nuat!on to the 100 mark or more. Nh
| Curtis visits here every year and Is a
regular attendant mt the bethany college
! commencement exercises. He ~ trus-
tee OF cBthany college. OF the many
| letters OF cangratulation going forward
| 70 Mr.. Curtis will be one from Judge ].
B. Sommerville.
Boy Breaks Arm
Earl, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Potts
| suffered n broken arm Sunday evening
/ while playing with some friends near
Fourth and Commerce streets. The
| fracture was reduced by Drs. Dare and
Walkinshaw. and tho boy Is getting
along nicely.
weusburg Briefs.
Betty, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Fowler Of Fowlerstown, visited over
Sunday with her cousin. Mary +. Fowler
/ OF North Main street.
! Mrs. Solomon Combs OF Charles street,
wasa visitor in Yorkv!lic, Ohio. Sunday
I returning homo with her grandson
Charles Jones
! John Hartley and Miss Pearl Ledger
motored to West Alexander. Pa. Sunday
and spent the afternoon.
Mrs Julia Bra shear of Fifteenth
street, has been called TO Duquesne, Pa
| on account Of the death of her brother.
! Alex Septer, who passed away Friday
afternoon.
| Master David Fowler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fowler. of North Mains stree.
visited his grandparents in the country
Sunday.
T. B. Jones who took sick Friday
| morning. is seriously Ill at his home
on 18th street.
Mrs. s. l.. Campbell and daughter,
Miss Ddna Of Leechburg, Pa. returned
home Monday morning after spending
the weekend at the home of Mrs. Camp
bells son, John L. Campbell OF beech
Bottom.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hart. OF Terre
Haute, Ind. recently married. are
spending thcK honeymoon at the home
CT Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastcrday ana
other Wellsburg relatives. Mrs. Hart
will be we'll remembered here az Miss
| Josephine Lctzkus, formerly OF THIS
city. Miss Helen yesterday and guests
left Monday morning for few days
visit with relatives IN Wheeling
Jack ellison. Of East Liverpool. Ohio,
vas a Wcllsburg visitor Sunday.
George Sheet, Of Bridgeport. Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Sterling and Miss
Annie Bearc. of Wellsburg. motored TO
New Alexandria, Ohio. Sunday after
ron and visited at the home OF w. l.
Dalrvmple, who IS slowly improving
from a weeks illness.
Miss Lila Nichols and niece, Eleanor
Jane I-arrimore. visited relatives In
Rayland. Ohio. Sunday.
Miss Etclla West, OF Commerce street,
visited relatives In Wheeling Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs William Wickham and
daughter, Miss Ruth. motored TO Wash
lnCton, Pa. and visited friends
Miss Mary Lewis. OF South Charles
strect, is able TO be out after 4 few
days illness.