The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
MOUNDSVILLE
Woman Frightened Unconscious
By Gun in Critical Condition

i've from, this city AT the meeting OF
ministers a. Wheeling yesterday 1T
4, Scott took pa:. N IN" program anu
read a paper emitted Modern fren'.-
GanIsm and the Christian ii"re- \ very
successful and wei attended meeting
, was held. according 10 those from hero
who attended.
Juniors Held MeAt-
Mound CIV council No .. Junior q.
/. \. Nj. held Il very Aiicc'ssfu! get
together meeting last evening at the h
ot T. castle on TomInSon avenue. the
meeting was well attended. aad repre-
SentAtiAeS were here from Gen taston
and Limestone There we're several
fine addresses made hy Junior members.
after which some degree w"rN Was car
ried Out. Atter tn" business meeting
very peasant social session was on
JoFrd.
chautAnQu1 June 23-27.
The annual Redpath ChautadQua will
be held IN this city this year from Juno
g 20 June - The program ;his year
- excellent. and more varied than ever
before The Rcdpath company. which
, - from Columbus. Ohio. has shown here
many times and their nnc programs
nav" always occn greatly ehJ"Eeu ~
local people
TussdAy Arts club.
The civic department ~ tho Tuesday
Arts club vii, meet in regular monthly
session this evening a. O'Clock. with
Mrs A. J. Mcdonald IN charge. The
civic department viii carry out fine
program. which will be followed by
general meeting "f the entire club. IN
GLIDING the literary and music depart
mentS. Several important; business
matters are expected 10 BE- brought up
tor discussion.
MoundSvtle Briefs
Miss Eihcl Parsons. Of First street.
vas the weekend guest Ut relatives at
MCMrchcn.
John Sponn and family. "f Pleasant
Valley. arc now located at their newly
purchased homo on First street.
Miss catherine WatrrhouSc will re-
turn In her hvm" az Columbus today
after spending f"w day. with her
father. =. l. Warehouse.
NJ" and Mrs. l.. T. Merritt have re-
turned - their noon" ~ fairvi"w. Ohio.
after visiting friends IN This city.
+ l.. Harland Of Fairmont. was
business visitor ~ i0iS r.:y Yesterday.
William Jiurlry has returned To m"
university a: Mnrcant"sn after spend
ing tn" Faster vacation With his pa.
rents Col. and Mrs. J. r. Euriey. OF
lafayette avenue.
EusScl, Hamilton. Of Pittsburgh. was
thc week end cu--t Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Hamilton. OF Eighth
street.
Attorney Martin Brown was \ huH-
ness visitor at Cameron. yesterday.
Mrs. Walter l. burgess returned
homo last evening. af;cr visiting her
daughters who are attending school At
PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs George Spear and daughter have
returned "a their homo a. Warwcod.
after spending tho week with friends
here.
A. r. I.ains is i'll at his home on
Western Eighth street.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. G. EogcrSon and son
returned 10 their home At Columbus
yesterday. after spending Faster with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. W. Wilson have re-
'lrnad to their home on WaynaAns
r3icr after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
/ . Wilson. 81 Center street.
Ms l.. VI EIihc" and Mrs. FmmA
Ciemmens were Wheeling visitors yes
tcr.lay.
Miss ANA Garrison -sturned to her
home at Charleston yesterday. Rtt"r
spending several days with her parents
here
Miss Mary Scott has returned - her
homo on Tomlinson avenue, after spend
Ing several weeks in Florida and other
southern states.
Miss Virginia Turner. ~ Columbus.
O.. was the weekend guest OF friends In
this city. Miss Turner is student at
Bethany college.
George Anderson of Cameron. was
business visitor here Yesterday.
n T. Goldman OF st. Marys. s spend
ing few days with friends and rela-
tives here
Mr. and Mrs. A. !. Earhart. OF Wash
iucton. Pa were tho Easter guests OF
Mrs Earhart's omther. Mrs. A. f.. Car
nny. OF Oak avenue