The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
WELLSBURG

Miss Mary Schmitt aged 81. daughter
~ NJ and Mrs. George T. Schmr "r
cleveland. q. died on SUNDAY morning
az A Cleveland hospital following an
aitonohile accident on Saturday night
Her body vii arrive here on "Wednesday
morning and funeral services viii ="
hold ~ > O'Clock 4, s., Johns Cathol.'
church
Mise Srhni't was born IN WallshurE
and her father was for several wears
connected with the RVerSid" Glass
Works. moving away from hare about
years ago.
Warn, weather kept down the attend
aucr A. the K'wanls "luh on Tuesday
bur Hose present thoroughly enjoyed
the affair ard listened 70 Miss Miller
explain more fully the details ~ he"
NAV entitled, The Womanless Wed
ding" which Will be produced here in
the very near future Following the
luncheon meeting was called If the
park and publicity Comit'eeS prepare
rory 20 laying plans for putting k''
wants. mark ~ condition for RethanY
frotha'l games.
ZONES McNicholls
Miss Mildred MCNicholls, daughter nt
N- and Mrs Frank McN>chclIs or
Eov+svl'n. -. ard Nr. Theodor" Jones.
sol, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r Jones
of his city were quietly married on
Monday afternoon at the parsonage ot
,hr Christian church.
Tie ceremony vas performed by Mrs'
\ 7 Shaw IN the presence of only 4
Caw friends The attendants we're MISS
Louise Wltzherc"r ~ Wheeling aHf
Gcorca Woods of this city
The couple viii make their home win
Mr. ZONES parents a. 100 N"rtn
Charles street. aud later Will Taxa a
honeymoon ,rip,
Pastcrius- Mccullough
7 stephen rastcrins and Miss Mar
carat McCullOuEh oG PITTSBURGH "a.
we're recently married IN this city Nv
Mrs \ T. Shaw.
The O r Carman property, consisting
~ fve room dwelling and ground
and located on nth street between Ma'n
and Marianne streets, has been prr'hHN
"a NV George s Larrimor". who. 90
Csther with his family viii occupy the
property after few repairs arc made.
EncorragrnC reports come from the
Ohio Valley hospital, from III" bedside
Of Russell neViese. local Young man
who WAS taken there last week in =
serious condition following hi's by an
!nsec, Of an unknown variety NJ
DeNiesA,as bitten on the cheek, and FOR
q whrle E:tsr arriving AZ the hospital
nhvsicianS despaired OF his NE" huf a
chance FOR the better was noted In HIS
condition on Monday morning
Four Foreigners Taken IN Raid by Local
Officers Monday Evening
Officers Kraft. Miller Watkins and
Sock raded coal company house above
NlcNahr> stop on Monday evening and
nrrester four reeuers. also comiiscat-
ing three httv gallon barrels Of mash
when the officers entered the house
they found one 81 the men lying on ~"
floor in a pool 81 blood and the Others
seated around tho table N a stupor.
They we're brought 10 WellSburg and on
Tuesday morning appeared before Jus
tlce C X. Jacob Tor hearing. They
we're held for a further hearing and
placed In the county Jail.
The body of foreigner. lying in ne
Foster morEue since last THURSDAY. was
identified late on Monday evening rs
that Of ice Tatain,k. Polish, Of 235
North Penn street. Steuhenville. Ia
tainik's body was found near the river
bank below the East Steuhenvtile bridge
and was nude. while his clothes were
discovered neatly arranged on the shore.
causing a belief that ne had sought A
hath In the Ohio and suffered an attack
~ heart failure after entering 'ha
ater His body was prepared for ship
rDert 20 Steubenville.
Attorney Harry Perkins. ~ Parkers-
burg. w Va. visited Monday at the
home Of his uncle. J. NJ. Galway nr
Charles street
Mrs. Adelia McMahon, Of North Main
s,rae, rAtu~nNd hrmA Monday evening
from, visit with relatives IN Tyrone.
Pa
Miss Pearl Cathowr ~ Twelfth street
! has returned home from Mononrahe1a