The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

eDr tie construction Of a dwelling on
the Garethy property on Water street.
II ~!ll bc recalled that the Garethy
Dwelling was partially destroyed by IRE
several months ago and this new dwell
Ing vi! be erected IN place OF L." oId
house. work on this structure VII! Oe
started Immediately.
At The Churches
Rev. Father i. VI. S"hU"r'N WI! De
Z in charge OF the services At -. JoNn
: Catho.!r church tomorrow. Mass VIII
be held II ! and 10 o'clock IN the morn
ing and services IN Slavish Will be heIo
in the afternoon at $50.
Rev. Castle will conduct tho services
, II: the Methodist church tomorrow
Preaching services will be held both IN
the morning and evening and SUNDAY
school Will begin 1T $50 In the morning
Games Tomorrow
Several interesting baseball games
will NO staged on the Nick He'll field to-
morrow afternoon between local clun
teams and teams from the nearby cities
This field Is always the mecca for sun
: day base ball in this vicinity and m
doubt but what there will be large
crowd TO witness the games
Elaborate wedding Today
nlzed al tho St Johns Catholic church
this morning AZ II o'clock. when Miss
! Kate N!cic OF Marshall street. Is united
, N marriage 20 Mr.. Steve Rubc!c. OF
North nenwood. Rev. Father T. NJ
Schooner will cfficiate. The interior OF
, the church Will be decorated with spring
srcenery. The many friends q. the bride
and the groom will be in attendance al
the affair.
Water Main Not Repaired
Tho broken water main at the corner
Of Marshall and Ninth streets has no.
been repaired as yet. although ere"
OF men were at work the entire day yes
terday. The main Is about ten feet un'
derground and being so located II is
quite Job for the men 70 reach the
breath Several wagon loads OF DIRT
and mud have bon crcavated and plleo
ut the SIDE making K somewhat dim
cult for traffic to PASS at this point on
Marshall street. The officials Of the
water company havo not given any
notice as to when they expect to corn
1le;r the repair work, bat Il will PROB
ably be finished by this evening. Local
merchants have had quite sale Tor
buckets. the past few days
Local hnllman Recovering
night that John II!senherg, local mill
man, who was burned while at worn
Thursday Is recovering nicely. The IN
tured man was standing near the melt
ing pot. when some hot steel fell on the
upper part OF his body. It WAS thought
At FRS. that hs vas seriously injured.
hut when taken TO the hospital X was
REPORTED that the burns were not dang
erouS.
Bsuvood Briefs
Mrs Thomas Garrett. Of Water s.reet
has returned home from Atlantic CITY
where she has been spending tho past
few weeks.
Mrs. Edward Cooey. Of Main street re-
turned home from CINCINNATI, ONO,
last night. where she has been attend
ing 4 convention OF. Lady Shriners
Bernard Lutes spent yesterday VS.
iting with friends on Mozart Hill
John Gately. Of Marshall street. has
returned home from Toronto, ONO
whore he has been visiting with friends.
Misses Amelia I.aas and Margaret
Schad will leave shortly for Coreapolls
Pa, where they will visit with Kew. ana
Mrs. G.. F. Helm. former pastor Of the
Lutheran Church OF :h'"'city.
Joseph Haynes, O. Keeling lsiano'
was business visitor in this city yes
terday.
Miss Euiai!a TathO Is able TO be OUT
after 4 recent fitness.
Mrs. Myrtle MetCalf. formerly or NC
Mechen street has moved TO WheellnR,
and VIII take up her residence or EoN
street.
William Carmen spent yesterday in
Moundsville on business
v-Dli,,r SDecht ~ Main street Is able
IN he out after 4 recent illness.
Miss Martha Cameron has returned
~ her homo ut Cleveland. Ohio. after q
short visit with friends IN North Ben
wood.