The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
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Sister sville, Juno TT. 4 Moran
Of this city Is seriously Ill fn q Mari
eta hospital, where no was russed fol-
lowing an attack Of appsndtcdttR Mr.
Morgan was operated upon a. soon ~
he reached the hospital but The appsa.
dix had bursted and his cond1tiea To H.
garded as serious.
Miss Anna Mckee, q teacher In tie
Somerset. O.. high school - hsrs %.
spend the summer with her Parents.
Rev. and Mira w. T. Mckee. Enrouts
home Miss Mckee visited her SaRsr,
Mrs. George Stewart Of P1ttsburSh.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. W. Saunders Of
Washington, Pa. who were guests OF
his sister, Mrs.. J. willard Gushing. hsys
returned homo. 80
Hon. Floyd 8. Chapman. state senator
from the Fifth district, and Aayor-eiect
Of Huntington, was q businsss visitor
here.
DR.. J. H. Clarke Of wildwood, n. J..
former rector Of St. Paurs church Of
this city, was the chief speaker At the
weekly meeting. Friday evening OF the
Kiwanls club. DR.. Clarke 10 ths Euest
Of his son. A. A Clarke cAsa1sr OF the
Farmers & ProducterS bank.
Misses Hazel and Goldis Miller. stu.
dents in Wesleyan college at BuckhAn-
non, arrived home Saturday, to spend
the summer vacation.
Mrs. ". n. Burns and Mise Ethel
Burns Of Tulsa, Okla, arrived Sunday
for an extended visit with their dauSh-
ter and sister, Mrs H W. Mccoy.
Mrs. c. R. vickers and Miss Alics
Rea shooped Friday in wheeling stores
In honor of Mrs. n. B. stotler Of Fli<-
mont, who Is tho guest Of her mother,
Mrs. A. B. Wilson, Mr.. c. B. Dfsqus
entertained at a breakfast Thursday
At her home in Chelsea street. Covers
were placed at three tables for twelve
intimate friends Of tho honor guest And
hostess The ou-of-town visitors were
Mrs. r. B. Pew of Clarksburg and Miss
Lulu Rae Of Darlington. o.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Mccoy and Nr.
and Mrs. L. II. Talbot motored 10
wheeling and spent Thursday attend
ing to business matterh
MrsA Harry Irwin has as her guest
her sister, Miss Laura Fluharty OF jack
sonburg.
Miss Amy L. Hartman has gone to
Marietta, o. for BRIEF Visit WIN
friends.
Word has been received here OF the
birth Of a baby daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Slemaker Of Tulsa. OKLA.
Mr.. Slemaker formerly resided In this
city with his parents, Ex-senator and
Mrs. G. B. Slemaker.
Mrs. Harry Eberis Of Olean. n. Y"
after an extended visit with friends
here will leave probably the nrst OF the
week for her homo
Mis-. Hazel Heintzman OF near this
city and Mr. Harry Roberts, one or the
owners of the Service Garage were
quietly married Thursday afternoon nj
i:3o o'clock at the homo OF c. r Rice.
minister OF the Church Of Christ. The
witnesses to the ceremony were Misses
Martha and Olive Roberts. sisters OF
the groom. and Arlis Heintxman. broth
er OF th. bride. Mrs. Roberts 10 the
Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Adolph Heintzman and Is former coun-
w school teacher. Mr.. Roberts spent
several months In tho q. 8. naval ssrv-
ice. with headquarters at Hampton
Roads Va He is q we'll known young
business man Of this city. They viii
aside ut Williamson Plaza
Mrs. c. N. Kimball ana chNdren.
MISS Mary and walter. left THURSDAY
for Culver. Ind. to visit Prayer Rm-.
hall. who attends Culver Military inst'.
tute. After a few days visit IN that
CITY, tho family will 60 TO chautaudua'
10 spend the summer.