The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13

weather keep YOU away but como and
let your ideas run wild. NJ that meet
il-,. u - "Ap"rfcd that q tentative or
SANITATION he formed tor the purpose %
creating body to Govern the permd-
ncut organization which - expected 10
Follow. There must he some system at
the outset and If you are going 10 JON
In TIN movement which bids FAIR 10
make Wcllshurg a real live athletic city,
YOU might as we'll do so at the outset
m" full purpose of the idea Will be
explained at that time. and II it meet :
, with your approval. your membership
and cooperation viii be welcome. II IN"
, .d"l does not appeal To YOU. then Offer
some suggestions OF your own. THIS
,,r,'" ni2attou WITH never no one-man
affairand ono mans membership Will
rdrrN 49, mu,'h power AZ another :.
II you believe tina; Wcllshurg Sh
. ha,.. "lro big athletic club. hr prcs-s.
on Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
II YOU believe that ii club OF this kind
, means additional publicity for Wells
/ burg. he there.
II YOU believe that WellshurG can
tin ",rrvihing in the athletic line IN
the Ohio valley. We want YOU there. Ii,
tucrc. anyway.
/ Bethany Student Robbed.
David bromley, Bethany student, re-
ported TO his friends here late Sntur-
| day afternoon. that ne had been held
up earlier in tho day. by Il negro. while
standing Mt the Wabash station. wat.
ing for train to take him home over
the weekend
According to BromlcN's story. whil"
, standing on the platform, and sscing
no one near he suddenly felt a pressure
on his back and at the same time. n
voice in the rear commanded him To
turn around. bu: was told not TO bother
, some jokester was At work. started L"
;urn around. but wa stOld not to bother
seeing who II was. lust turn over his
, money Bromley compiled. and was
then told 10 get down the steps and not
to look back.
When he had told his experience TO
/ several local friends they advised him
: TO report II TO the officers He declared
Z no use, saying he could not identify
the man to save his life The negro
obtained $24. all Bromley had at The
time.
Lawrence Leonard Dies
Lawrence Mckinley Leonard. aged Is
years. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Leon
ard, Of McKinleyville. died Sunday
morning at O'clock following a six
months Illness OF dropsy. Those left
TO mourn his loss are his father. who
Is superintendent OF the Mckinleyville
mines: his mother. one sister and two
/ brothers. The funeral services. In
charge nr Rev. +. f. Burt, will he
held Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock
| from his late home in McKinlcyville.
J lnterment will be made at the stone
Church cemetery In Elm Grove.
Ktwanis Luncheon
| Kiwnnians will have the pleasure to-
! morrow at their luncheon OF hearing
| James W. PAUL. who recently returned
! from Europe. discuss that section Of
! tho country from personal observation.
Mr.. PAUL. Is plea sing talker and those
who are familiar with him know what
| to expect. Joe Mende. has also prom
! lsed TO warble a few ditties and there IL
another treat. Looks like 100 per cent
attendance tomorrow.
wsllsburg Briefs
Mrs Stella KIrker Of North Main
street, left Monday morning To attend
summer school at Morgantown, W. Va.
| Miss Rernctta Traubert. a student at
! the W. V. u, left Morgantown Saturday
! for Huntington. w. Va, where she will
enter Marshall State college for the
summer term.
Mrs Anna Montgomery. OF South
| Charles street. has accepted n clerkship
with the SOFT leo Cream comnany.
Miss Mildred Bowman, OF Twenty
! seventh street visited sunday with
Miss Pearl Ledger, Of Bethany pike.
! Miss Jessie Perry. OF Martins Ferry.
! Ohio. was the Sunday guest Of Miss
! Martha Roberts. Of Main street
! MI and Mrs. J. H Hardsouk and chill
dren. Of Cadtz. Ohio. spent Sunday at
the homo of Mrs Hardsouks mother
Mrs Carrie DUNCAN. OF Commerce
, street.
Miss Gladys HALEY 81 North Com
merce street. visited friends In Wheel
ing MONDAY
Mrs. benjamin IT ssavant and child
rem. Of Yankee street. left recently for
Eldridge y. V. where they VIII visit
friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs F w Clean. who are
we're business visitors In Wheeling
Monday
Hurrord Stoops a student at the ".
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. Wilson. Of
North Main street. left Sunday for
visit in New York City.
Mrs. Ray Jamlson and small daush-
ter. EVELYN. left Sunday for Wcllsv!llc
Ohio whore they will spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Jamison's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Glover.
Miss Ann MoClintock and sister
Margaret. were Weekend visitors AT tho
home Of their aunt. Mrs. Ed r. Jones
! Of Steubenvl'le. Ohio
Miss Sue Jacob. who has been srcnd-
Ing tho winter In Texas. arrived home