The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
MARTINS FERRY
BOURN FINED $500
FOR SELLING LIQUOR

Eli Bourn, whose place was raldeo
Saturday night on the corner OF Avon
dale and Main streets and Bourn placed
under arrest for selling LIQUOR PLEADED
guilty before Mayor Howard puir last
evening at the city building. was fined
$500 with the mayors word that II
caught a gain his fine would he made
accordingly No other cases were hcArd
nj tho police court last evening. every
thing being quiet
Engineer Done work
Erwin Cool who has been consulting
engineer ats the reNairipg OK the blast
furnace has completed all his work and
'cc; with his family yesterday Tor their
home in Chicago. Cool has been work
irr cnr the Fehrn. Brasscrt % OF
Chicago who were given the contract OK
roptiring the furnace and adding man!
additional new features.
Continue Paving This Summer.
Tho paving OF Colerain pike vii! lie
resumed again this summer. it vas an
rnunccd Yesterday. The road. At pres
en-. il paved - miles out Of this city.
and work OF paving another mile and
i half Will DO dOue. \ delegation OF
;eople from the Board CT Trade ann
residents a,oHG the pike met with the
county commissioners n; St, 'larSNiiIe
about FOUR weeks ago and were promiS-
I'd that WORK will be started this sum
rner W-Ecn the paving is complet. a
straight and good road will be had from
this city al, the way 10 Colera!n. II
VS. also announced yesterday that the
contract for paving would be let short
" The records are on tlle 1T st. Glars
yiNe and tho residents along the pike
ara anxious to have tho work Start"I
rr y
Z bad condition.
Sent TO Mt Vernon.
Albert Patterson Of Worthwhile vas
scpt 70 the hospital at Mt. Vernon. -,
nv the government Yesterday morning
! for his health which went bad in tho
J service of his country. Patterson "a
! ysr,- well known in this city, being Tho
, star ritruer OF tho Ross g. John base
bail CLUB. I, IS thought that he will
not lie able to rlay ball this eason
! on account cc his health.
western Union Moves.
The civ Of Martins Ferry VAS Just
on thc verge of losing the western
Union Telegraph ofG"e. and Was ouls'
saved bv the courtesy OF tho Board o.
! Trade. The management OF the Wesl-
cru Union announced yesterday that
/ the plac. formerlE they had was not
. 'arSc enough and that eXpenses wern
,nn high. Tie secretary OF the Board
4 to Trade gave permission 10 the West
crn Union 20 Use their rooms for the
preScr' until } better place could I've
found The telegraph company has
heen located In the valley Finance on
o Fourth street and the change Will take
place tomorrow.
Light Bills Ready.
Tho light bins FOR tire month o. Feb
rua-r Will be sent out the trst of the
J month II was announced that IN" bills
mr.. mach lower than they were last
month for witch the residents will II"
rhanksu, E,I,s for light IAN UP a
hirn as SEQ FOR one family and som"
".r. s'i' htsher Last months ltEh'
b!l,s ver" ~" largest that have ev"i
i,c.a ;urncG rut.
VIII Entertain.
They n n. Club will he pleasanO"
entertained this evening Al the home 49,
Miss Virginia I.ockett. or Zane street.
The event will be In tho form OF Kid
party and the members are looking
forth 20 a very good thrc. The mem
J. bers OF the club include the following
Young ladies: Elizabeth tpdcErasf.
Catherine Rooney Lillian Frazier. Vir-
gin.a Floto. Millicent Thompson. Esther
Mtlicr. Catherine Farnell Margaret WI
,dmS. sara Louise fIlton ana NlrElnIH
Iorkftt
Is Very Low.
Jear. III" Young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Evan Thomas. % Clinton street. Is very
low and grave horcH are held FOR his
recovery Tho vnunE boy had jUSt
staretd getting over an Illness when at
tackled hy tho flu Physicians have nor
Ict given Up hone.
Crump Funeral
Funeral services for the Young lauch-
,e- ~ Mr.. and Mrs James Crump who
passed away Friday night we're hold
Yesterday afternoon from tho family
hove Rev l.. 6. Rose. Of the First
Methodist church. had charg" OF IN"
services Intcrmcnt Was In Riverview
cemetery.
St. Paurs News.
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