The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
MOUNDSVILLE
COLONY
At GLENDALE
Two MINERS FAMILIES KAYE AL
READY TAKEN Up ABODE IN
TENTS AT MINING SET
ELEMENT
No New Developments In Murder Case
Other Mound CITY News
OF interest

Two miners families nave eStabuShed
their ahodes IN tents at Glendale. There
has been no eviction OF miners from
their homes at Glendale owing TO their
inability To meet their monthly rent.
but Il has been understood for some
time II the miners had 10 move from
the coal company residences they would
establish a tent colony.
The first two tents put M have been
placed on ground rented from Some
person other than one who Is any way
connected with the coal company at
Glendale. Both OF the miners now Nv
ing In the tents have large families.
The tents are located In the north end
Of Glendale avenue. on Wheeling avenue.
No View Developments
There have been no new developments
In the J. F. Hatfield murder mystery.
State and county officials are worrying
hard 10 trace down anything that may
furnish clue. hut as Yet nothing or
definite nature has been found. Coroner
] r McCombs Still believes that Hat
field was murdered. but by whom or
when he has been unable 10 ascertain.
There were no bad external bruises on
the hloated body % Hatfield and the
coroner contends that the man may
have been drowned.
G~hrtB on HagnWay
Consider be debris has been washed
down on Western avenue where wagons
ana autos cross the railroad track at
me south end OF the Mckinley held. It
Is almost Impossible for two autos to
mass IN the avenue ut the place where
ire dirt has washed down. Several acct
dents have been narrowly averted by
drivers who did no, know OF the dirt
AL 10 road
New Psstor Arrives
Rev. T.. F.. Htpey. % Akron. O.. has
arrived in the county to take charge or
the pastoratcs ~ the Fork Ridge and
Nols Run Raptist churches. Rev.
Balley moved his family To Fork Ridge
several days ago
Ku Klux Khan Speaker
Dr.-L n. HasSins. national lecturer ~
the Ku KluX Khan Will sneak AT the
court house here the evening. He VIII
talk on the Khan and It's principles.
KAN was recently organized In THIS
CITY atd DR. Hawkins is coming to the
end of aiding in building up the MEM
bershlp OF the local organization.
Graduated Last Evening
Ralph Lancaster. son of Mr.. and Mrs
S. s. Lancaster. Of Bowman's Ridge.
graduated from the Washington school
Of accountancy. of Washington. d. c.
MT commencement, exercises held In the
canital last evening. Lancaster has
been In the Internal revenue department
1t Washington for the past three years
Parrtott Return Home
Eon. James D. Parriott. candidate for
congress from the First district. re-
turned home last evening from Cameron
where he was present At celebration
yesterday afternoon held FOR tormai
opening of the Cameron-hoplar Springs
road. Mr.. Parriott was one or the prin-
eipal speakers at the celebration
Glen Easton Memorial
The annual memorial services OF the
elenn CASTOR lodge Of the Independent
OrdAr of odd Fellows will be held at
fhat pIaee Sunday. The Odd Fellows
Al tha, place have secured Hon. J. y.
pobbs to deliver the address. --.
Two Prisoners In
Two prisoners were brought TO the
s,,te peni,ent!ary yesterday and the
total number OF inmates accounted Tor
IN the books OF the pen las evening
uas 1853 one Of the c"nN!ctS brought
In was from Putnam county ana the
othcr was an escaped man. The latter
made his getaway from kana"ha
county road camp last July.
warner Funeral Rites
Funeral services Ter the Iatc he'lS
Ruth. fye-year-old daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. 4. p. Warner. who died at her
home on Sixth street Wednesday AFTER
noon, will be held this afternoon At
. o'clock at the Fairvtew church inter-
nent will be made at the FairNtew cem-
etery.
Moundsville Briefs
The Industrial Circle Of the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet this even
ing az the home Of Mrs. l.. H. McCus-
kew. on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Sullivan nave
moved from Third stree; 10 the apart
ments over the East End bakery.
Charles Kelly. OF Glen Easton, was a
county seat visitor Thursday.
Roscoe simpson attended the kiwa-
mis- show In Wheeling Thursday.
The Christian Woman's Missionary
Society Will meet this evening with Mrs.
Friend Fller at her home on Firth
street.
Word has been received in the city
NJ the death OF Robcst West. son OF Mr..
and Mrs J. J. West. OF Ninth street. He
died at Canton O., Thursday morning.
The body will he shipped 70 Wheeling
Saturday and funeral services will be