The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31

teams used the field last year as oaSe
hail diamond and 1t was used last WIN
icr as a football field. The diamond -
being lad off so as to make 1t possible
for two Games to be played at the same
time. Many Of the teams have ALREADY
held several practice periods anu sew
eral others are forming nine. " nrn
the repairs have been compleled ms
will be one Of the best baseball fields
In the OhIO valley.
Miss Gatho Entertained
The members Of the *. NJ. q. Club OF
this city, were dcltEhtiuIly emu
m the home Of Miss Eulalia Gatho' On
Water street. last night. An erJoH 'p,e
evening was spent at games and music
and NJ q late hour a delicious luncheon
was served.
Voting Places Announced.
The following arc the voting places
for the respective wards ut the mun'c'-
pal election to be held next TUESDAY:
First ward: First ward school house. on
Eoff street; Second ward: city oulio-
ing; Third ward: Center Ben"oou
school on Water street; Fourth waro
MOrgan's store. Fifth ward: fourtn anu
Fifth ward hose house. The pol!s Will
I've open from sunrise. o'clock a. M
until sunset. GEO y. m. The following
is n list Of the candidates names as they
will appear on the ballot.
Democrat.
Nayor-John f. Cox.
Chief Of Police-Patrick Scully.
Courc!l-First ward, Thomas Kearns:
Second ward. James McMnhon: Ihlru
ward. George l. Kelly: Fourth ward
william ]. Blake; Fifth ward, Jonn
Rodgers.
Republican
Mavcr-Clark Sprouts.
chief OF po!icc--Al Landers.
Counc!I--,F'!rst ward. George +. hess-
Ter. Second ward. George 7. ith;Thlrd
ward. william Tyson; Fourth Ward.
Thomas Foreman. Fifth ward, Michael
r. Wha.cn.
Health Play.
The students Of tonrT Fen"oou
school have planned an elaborate pro-
gram to he given IN the school mouse
on next Friday evening. The stuHcntS
are busy rchHatsing for the p!aYict
which thoy VIII present md much inter
, est IS hoine taken IN tho affair Tickcts
went on sale last Wednesday and the
students reported large sale OF the
:
benefit affair and the proceeds VIII go
towards good health campaign In the
school.
Union and Legion TO Clash.
As a season closer for both teams the
A, ). Mountain post. OF the American
Legion. basketball team, Will clash with
tho strong Union high school team here
this evening in tho Union high gym.
hoI cIIccpS9fnl
season and the game will probably he
Witnessed by large crowd Of local
fans. The Leg Ion boys have been hold
Ing practice this week and after defeat
Ing tho strong Casey teams Of Wheel
Ing last week. they are confident OF re-
penting their performance this evening.
senwood Personals.
Misses Della DrIehorst and Mildred
Mahood will spend the weekend AZ the
guests Of friends at Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Caroline Regain has returned to
her home ut Sistersville. after a pleas
ant visit with local friends I
Louis Musaell has enrolled at Wheel
Ing high school.
william specht has accepted a posi-
ton "a hook-kecper for the local water
/ company.
Regular Friday evening Lenten scr
vices will b eheli this evening at st.
! Johns Catholic church.
James Hunter Is able TO be out after
icing confined to his homo for the past
few days by illness.
Mrs Myrtle Mahood IL recovering
from her recent Illness at her homo on
Water street.
Hugh McRrldge. OF steuoenville. o.
hos returned homo after visiting with
! friends in this city for the past rev
days.
! samuel Gcogelein has returned home
! from Idttleton, where he has been VS.
ting.
! Miss Sue Mahood Is suffering with
n spraIned ankle.
Edward Cunningham. OF EdGewood'
was a business visitor In the city yes
etrday.
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