The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
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per cent of that number attended r"su'
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Lawn Fete Tonight
Tho krNyorth League 81 tn" South
RcllaIre NJ r. church will hold Il lawn
re,e this evening Oh the parS mage lawn
odtournInr the church plans have been
made n, an elaborate scale. Three hun
dred have been sold but tickets VIII ne
for sale in the grounds. feature VII!
he fine program. An orchestra VIII
furnish music The lawn Will ne dec-
Grated with electric lights and Japan
ESQ lanterns. The public Is invited TO
attend.
Mon TO work at Mill
Son. believe the calling out OF men
10 work at the mill precludes early
resumption Of tho plant. OFFICIALS yes
terday said. however, there were no
orders received regarding resumption OF
the plant The men are helnG calIeH
out. they said. to make neeHed repairs,
Those called 10 work include carpenters
and bricklayers.
Tho ladies' Of the St Johns church
xaye n euchre party last night AT the
school rooms at Thtrty-seVenth ana
Guernsey streets.
The members OF the n. n. c!up en-
loved their weakly social event last
night at their hall.
g n Lamb of Franklin street is I'M
rroyinE at the City hospital where hN
underwent an operation.
Mrs. Bertha Nelson entertained the
members OF the Thea Shrine rluh last
night at her home on HARRISON street
Ralph Goodwin Of Monroe street mas
gone 10 bethesda for a three week
visit.
At Columbus
Sub district President Frand Leo
vinka of the United Mine Workers OF
America and state Vice President Roy
wnt 10 Columbus Yesterday on buS'nss.
7, "a understood they went 10 confer
with other state officials with regards
10 conditions arising from the HardinS
plan Of reopening the mines. They ava
not state their mission.
Lay Pipe
The work of laying water main or
two local propositions was started yes
terdav. The firm OF TaCenhorst d Nc
l.auGhIn. which is putting down the Z"
inch main to the reservoir YESTERDAY
placed much ~ the water main In the
trench which had previously been dug
The firm OF clifford & Shannafelt also
began work yesterday OF placing down
the pipe Tor the west l"'"'S N'''' =
street water line extension.
Play Moundsvlle
The Florence 4 G.. baseball team OF
this cj,y viii 20 to Moundsville Satur-
day to play the fast team OF that place.
The teams AFRO pretty evenly matched
and the game should he close and In
tereStinr one. Sunday afternoon at the
Pinch Run diamond the Florence team
Will play the All Star nine OF lorkNl!le
and Rayland.
There were no offenders arrested by
The police Wednesday night and none TO
face Mayor John K. Watt IN police
court Yesterday.
A meeting OF the Italian club 's 70
he held this evening IN the Nuroma hall
and important matters will be given at
tent!on.
Police Chief Michael Davis will he
n business visitor at ST. Clairsvills to-
day.
A meeting Of the Radio club is TO Re
held this evening AZ the home or JeSeph
Manley on Thirty-f'rst street All
amateur operators are invited 70 at
tend
The new residence property being
erected by Boze Rozic on Twenty-third
street is now under roof.
Fred Boyer has had the front o. MS
property on Belmont street remodelod.
An interesting meeting OF the Rock
Hin Grange was held last night at the
Rock Hill school house.
A meeting OF the Black Prince lodge
Knights Of Pythios Is TO be held this
evening at the hall ~ Guernsey street.
Funeral services for the late Mrs,
Francis Fisher were held Yesterday A.
the home OF her son on Thtrty-siNth
street. Burial was IN the Rose Hill
cemetery.
A big attendance featured the meet
Ing Of tn Shadysidc Community club
last night.
Many from here will 60 20 Bethesda
SUNDAY whrre' Methodist Ray viii be
observed
4 son has been born u Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Freeman Of Wcst-third street
F. II Patterson from Grafton. W. Va.
has purchased n one-half interest In
the Barber Shop formerly known as
Wise and Dorr at 2345lst street Bel
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There are an average Of 100000 we'd
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