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Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
CHEYENNE WELLS CHEYENNE JULY
A Disastrous Storm

Last Monday afternoon q very
destructive hail storm decended
upon US from the northwest
covering q distance Of about
eight miles in width which des-
troyed hundreds Of acres of
beautiful wheat which was ready
to be harvested. The storm last
ed for about twenty minutes and
hail stones varied in size from
the size of a pea up to as large
as a hens egg. Many Thousands
OF dollars were lbst in the wheat
crops Of the cou4ty and consider.
able damage doAe to city proper.
ty. the hail stoAes breaking out
scores Of window lights in the
residence hou3es and business
buildings of VIE town: many q
roof was absolutely perforated,
the large stones going clear
through the shingles and the
sheeting. A considerable amount
of stock was killed by the storm
several people have reported the
loss of a number Of hogs and
chickens.
We are pleased to state though
that no lives were lost, although
a number of men In the harvest
fields had some very close calls.
Mr.. Ben Piatt took the count for
a knock out" delivered by q
fierce stroke Of lightning that
landed him square in the center
of a pile of cactus: another man
received q broken collar bone
from the result of being struck
by one of those large hail stones
and there were others whom re-
ceived some very painful bruises.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
NOTICE

All persons erecting new buildings
or making additions to old ones, with.
in the corporate limits Of the Town Of
Cheyenne Wells. Colorado, shall first
obtain q permit from the Town Clerk
to erect said buildings. Also per.
mission shall be obtained from the
Town Clerk before beginning any
electrical construction, whether new
work, extensions. or slternstions and
when such construction, extension or
alienation has been completed II shall
be left exposed and uneonoealed, un.
til the electrical department shall have
inspected and approved the same.
Current shall not be furnished until
all electrical construction has been
inspected and approved. 1876
BY Order OF the Board OF Trustees.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
Call For Registered Warrant,

I, X. A. Pfost, County Treasurer OF
Cheyenne County, Colorado. In pur-
suance Of the authority vested in mo
by law, do hereby call In for payment
the following outstanding warrants,
there being sufficient funds 70 the cred
it of the different funds and the same
being entitled to payment:
All Warrants registered on School
District No. l, up to and including
June 81, 1922.
Call Is hereby made upon the hold.
ers of the above warrants to present
them for payment within twenty days
from date Of arst publication OF this
notice and notice 10 hereby given that
interest will cease to socure after that
date. r. A. PFOST,
County Treas. Cheyenne Co. Colo.
First pub. July l3-Last pub Aug 3rd
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
Farm Salesman Wasted

We wish to secure the services Of a
thoroughly reliable man TO act IS our
local representative at Cheyenne Wells
Colo. The capitol, experience and
reputation of the largest real estate
Organization In the world, established
in 1900 will be behind you and your
success Is assured. We advertise in
papers with combined circulation Of
81, ,JOO, 900 and receive Thousands Of
inquiries from prospective farm buyers
daily. Have sold more than $4,000
improved farms and our business is
capable OF paying 5000 to $500 yearly
Unless you have been successful In
other ventures and enjoy the conf.
dence and respect OF your tovnsmen,
do not apply. Applicant should own
an automobile. State sll quslincs.
tions In arst letter which will be held
in strict confidence. e. A. Strout Farm
Agency, Inc., ssl N. Y. Lite Bldg,
Kansas City, Mo-, l7-lt
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
K. of Ps. Organize

On last Monday evening the
much talked of Knights of Pyth.
las logde was reorganized in Chey
enne Wells. Grand Chancellor. G.
II. Bradfeld, Of Greeley. was
present to look after the reorgan-
ization. The degree teams from
Burlington and Stratton were
here to put on the different de-
grees Of the order. The ranks Of
Page. Esquire and knight were
conferred upon w. T. Hollenbauh
and F. n. Hahn and when the
work was over the K. P. goat
was all in as he had come all the
way from Burlington and had to
work until about three .. m.. to
conquer these boys. After the
initiation, the work Of electing
officers for the new lodge was
taken up and the following were
elected to fill the offices for the
balance Of this year: Deputy
Grand Chancellor. W. F. VIII
liams; Chancellor Commander,
Lubin Guthrie; Vice. Chancellor,
Harley Stout; Prelate w. 7. Hol-
lenbaugh and R. J. Goldsworthy
Keeper Of Records & Seals. The
lodge was given the name Of the
old lodge which had been dis
banded some years ago and will
be known as Sherman Lodge. No
1877, Knights of Pythias.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Last Sunday afternoon the
Stratton ball team arrived here
with blood in their eye and took
the Cheyenne Wells bunch Of
ball tossers to q cleaning to the
tune of five to three. Owing to
our every afternoon occurance. a
rain storm, the game had to be
postponed or maybe Stratton
would be going yet. Well this is
the first game our boys had lost,
(but) owing to many Of the reg
ular players working at this time
in the harvest many subs had to
be mustered into line to fill up
the bases in order that the game
could be played.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Marolf re.
turned home the first Of last week
from a few weeks outing spent
up in Washington and other west
ern states. They report having
had a fine time while away.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
Wheat Field Gets On Fire

Last Sunday afternoon Jas. P.
Cahill had the misfortune of hav.
ing one of his large wheat fields
get on fire. The field is located
about two miles north Of town.
and the afternoon being a plea
SAINT one many people motored
out to the field to witness the
harvesting work which is being
carried on there at this time. 1t
is thought that some person had
carelessly dropped q cigar. Gig
arctic or something Of the kind
in the wheat stubble and did not
pay enough attention to what the
results may be. or maybe never
even give it a thought and went
on about their investigation of
the harvest work. About four
o'clock a fairly good breeze came
up and no doubt strengthened
the heat of the obstical which in
a very few moments had caused
what might have been a very
disasterous fire and destroyed
hundreds of acres Of wheat.
Only for the hard and effective
work Of Mr.. Cahill and his force
Of men, the fire was pretty well
held together until the arrival of
a hundred or more men from this
city armed with sacks, coats.
blankets and goodness only
knows what all arrived at his as
sistance and soon had the flames
wiped out. Mr.. Cahill figures
that he lost in the neighborhood
of 200 bushels of wheat through
this experience. This incident
should be pressing upon the
minds of the people not to enter
a wheat field with a lighted cigar
or 'anything Of the kind, as you
have no idea of what may happen
or what damage you may cause.
The Cheyenne Wells Ladies
Aid society will hold a business
meeting at the M. +. church on
Thursday afternoon, July 10th.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

During the past week the
Harris Motor company have in
stalled a nifty little air pump in
their garage. The thing is tied
up to the electrical current and
works automatically. It IS a
dandy little piece of machinery
and will save the boys thereabouts
lots of worry about the air bust.
ness.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

B. NJ. Wear, of Denver, visited
in Cheyenne Wells one day this
week looking after a piece Of
land which he owns here. Mr..
Wear is we'll pleased in the pros
porous conditions that Cheyenne
county is putting on during the
past few years.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Mrs. Geo. Fredericks, Of Kans-
as City, arrived in Cheyenne
Wells the latter part of last week
and is spending several days here
on q visit to her many old time
friends and enjoying the sights
Of the old town.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

DR.. Henderson, the dentist. of
Denver. will be in his offices in
the Commercial hotel again next
Saturday, July 18th, prepared to
meet his trade.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
M. e. Church Notes

Sunday School, 1000 q m.
Preaching------------11:O0 90 . m.
Preaching 800 . m.
The congregations are keeping
up fine right through the busy
season, this shows real commun.
ity interest for the man or
woman who is interested in the
community 10 interested in the
church. So come and welcome.
NJ. P. DIXON, Pastor.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

VIM. Kennedy arrived home
Monday morning from Wichita,
Kans., whittier he has been for
the past three weeks taking med
ical treatment.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Mrs. ]. K. Daniels was called
to the bed side of her mother at
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, last Monday
evening on account of her serious
illness.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Sherman was right about his
war expression and we can easily
apply the same terms to the
storm that decended upon US here
last Monday afternoon.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Bert Slotterback spent q few
days up in Denver this week
taking in the sights of the big
town,
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Dr.. H. c. Homer returned
home from Kansas City the latter
part of last week whittier he had
been for q few days on business
matters.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Attend the band concert at the
court house square Saturday
evening.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Theodore Williams spent sew.
eral days up at Boulder this week
on a visit to his mother and
brother.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Il. C. Graves returned home
from Minnesota the latter part Of
last week whittier he had placed
his wife in the Mayo Broa. hos
pital at Rochester. Nr. Graves
informs 10 that Mrs. G.. u pro-
gressing nicely after her opera
ton and that she u able 10 &c up
in her bed at this time.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
FIRST VIEW

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Several dandy rains here this
week.
w. w. Ray visited home folks
over Sunday.
New wheat Is being shipped
out Of here this week.
Mrs. Mary Fry spent the
Fourth at First View.
o. B. Fry started harvestina
his wheat last Friday.
Miss Emma spilman is work
ing for Mrs. o. B. Fry.
A destructive hail is reported
from north Of First View.
Miss Nellie Stansbury spent
the Fourth at Oakley. Kansas.
Bill Beutow's folks and q cousin
from Nebraska are visiting him.
Mrs. Floyd Hutchison is enter.
tanning . sister from Nebraska.
Robt. Geary Is entertaining
home folks from eastern Nebr.
aska.
Chester Spillman spent Monday
night at McNeely's south Of Kit
Carson.
Mrs. Lew Huberthal was the
victim Of a surprise birthday
dinner on Sunday.
The John Ekhoff family return
ed last week from q trip to Estes
Park and Cheyenne Wyoming.
Misses Bertha and Minnie
Ekhoff attended the basket din
ner and Sunday school at Kit
Carson Sunday.
The ball game between First
View and Dickman's team at
First View Sunday resulted In q
victory for the home boys.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

D. I. Cox and family returned
home the latter part Of last week
from a ten days visit with rela-
tives in Oklahoma,
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Ed Fruin and his brother-in-
law. J. A. O'Neil. of Chatsworth,
ILL.,. arrived in Cheyenne Wells
last Tuesday eve9lhg to look over
the old town opte more. Ed at
one time ws a familiar figure
around herefon6QctinR a billiard
hall in this city. Ed has lots of
old friends left here who were
all pleased to see him again.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

The glass merchant Of this city
has been putting in full time the
last day or so filing orders for
window lights.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Hans Klindt. of Wakefield,
Nebr., arrived in our little city
one day last week to look after
his large land interests and
wheat crop here. MIR. Klindt
owns one of the prettiest half
sections in this neighborhood and
like many other men here, is very
proud Of his possessions. Mr..
Klindt desired to keep posted on
the local happenings of this vicin-
ity 90 enrolled his name as a
steady member of our big grow
ing family.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Mrs. Frank Kennedy returned
home last week from Illinois
where she has been for the past
three weeks on q visit to relatives
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13
Odd Fellows meet tonight.
Read the Record at $1.5O per.

Get your fresh fish at the
Liberty Market.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

Phil Kohl arrived in our city
on Tuesday from Nebraska
whittier he has been for several
days on q visit to the home folks.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

The Cheyenne Wells Ladies
Aid society will hold a business
meeting at the M. +. church on
Thursday afternoon, July 10th.
Everyone is requested to be pres
ent.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-13

9'azg.'..- ~
Odd Fellows meet tonight.
Read the Record at s1.5O per.
Get your fresh fish at the
Liberty Market.
Attend the band concert at the
court house square Saturday
evening.
Bert Slotterback spent a few
days up in Denver this week
taking in the sights of the big
town.
Theodore Williams spent sew
eral days up at Boulder this week
on a visit to his mother and
brother.
The glass merchant of this city
has been putting in full time the
last day or so filing orders for
window lights.
D. I. Cox and family returned
home the latter part Of last week
from a ten days visit with rela.
tives in Oklahoma.
. Phil Kohl arrived in our city
on Tuesday from Nebraska
whittier he has been for several
days on q visit to the home folks.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy returned
home last week from Illinois
where she has been for the past
three weeks on a visit to relatives
Dr.. H. c. Homer returned
home from Kansas City the latter
part of last week whittier he had
been for q few days on business
matters.
Mrs. ]. K. Daniels was called
to the bed side of her mother at
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, last Monday
evening on account of her serious
illness.
VIM. Kennedy arrived home
Monday morning from Wichita.
Kans., whittier he has been for
the past three weeks taking med
ical treatment.
DR.. Henderson, the dentist. of
Denver, will be in his offices in
the Commercial hotel again next
Saturday, July 18th. prepared to
meet his trade.
Sherman was right about his
war expression and we can easily
apply the same terms to the
storm that decended upon US here
last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Fredericks, of Kans-
as City, arrived in Cheyenne
Wells the latter part of last week
and is spending several days here
on q visit to her many old time
friends and enjoying the sights
Of the old town.
B. NJ. Wear, of Denver, visited
in Cheyenne Wells one day this
week looking after a piece Of
land which he owns here. Mr..
Wear is we'll pleased in the pros
porous conditions that Cheyenne
county is putting on during the
past few years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

ar or ,cr life IN THIS v'cini'y. So =
survived ~ nor husband and 'Wo 'hb-
I-.n hy 4 former marriage. 'arl NJ.
,yn-,h and Mrs. Walter Row'eN. h"th ~
his ri,, She also leaves her par'r'S'
Mr. ard Mrs. Jacob I'"uHlS. four SISTERS.
Mr. Charles Row NAV. Ms I0''NaN
SHOOK. Mrs. NJ l.. k"nhl". Of lHdHh
CIV. and Mrs T. W N"st"'. ~ WOOD
lands. aud ,hre" hr"th"rS. N!''iam. ~
Now Mar,insv'll, =. +. NJ EirdNi'."'
and I, f.. u: Taren'um. Mrs. Book was
r,c-,h.r cr tho Church o. thr's'.
Funeral services viii hc conducted
Thursday afternoon from N" .o'a'
church and will T." ~ charge OF Rev.
e r Rice Of Hundred.
Mr. and Mrs W. =. Refer and Mr..
and Mrs y \ Sea man spent Tuesday IN
Wheeling They made the trip in IN"
Refer car.
Clarrrc. Richcson has gone - Canton.
Ohio. whore h.. has accepted position.
Mrs g NJ. Ktmhlc spent TUESDAY with
friends IN Sistersv'lie.
= +. Dennis 81 RirdvllIc and Mr.. an:
Mrs ! T.. Dennis OF Tarentum arrived
here Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of thesr sister. Mrs y. n. Rock.
Herman Car%e ha, returned 10 Wr'r-
ton after spending the week "nd ~ -"
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
ferSon carSe
Mrs. George Mor"land has returned
from Newport where she attc"i the
funeral of the late Mrs. James Cooke.
Rev. g r DALEY. pastor Of the NJ. T.
church Will deliver his inal sermon be-
for. Conference. AZ the service sunday.
Rev DALEY has been successful s'n"o
h. accented the local pastora'e and his
many friends hope that he may 10 re-
turned for another year.
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COLERAIN

Richard Bailey Of WarwooA was a
caller a, tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
White Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Walker and son.
Ralph Of Wheeling we're the guests Of
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Rigsby. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhyme Of Stcubenrille
;; were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
worth Calvin. sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Beck and sons re-
turned home Sunday after a visit with
MIR and Mrs. f. G.. Baker of Jerusalem.
Ohio.
Mr.. Milton Yost was a business caller
In Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. John Wilson Of Martins Ferry
! was the guest OF Mrs. S. 7. Nickers
Tuesday.
Mr.. c. x. Hogue. OF Rarnesvillc was
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs l. y.
Hogue this week.
Misses Edith Yost and Claire Hogue
we're callers In Rarton Sunday.
Miss Fanny IIutohin&S LETT Thursday
for a visit with her ncice Mrs Joseph
Reed at Detroit, Mich
! Mrs. Marion Balb Of Pleasant Grove
was a caller al the home Of her par
en,s Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Walker were
callers al Rock Hill Grange. Wedncs-
day.
Mcssrs George Tinsman and John K.
White were callers at the home of NJ.
and Mrs. El.wood Tirsman at FAIR
View. Sunday.
Mary Ea',cy ~ Barncsviilc Is teach
I'M: the Quaker school a. Coieratn.
Mr.. George Fisher was Il caller at
Sock IIii Wednesday.
Squire r. NJ Simpson and wife OF
Barton we're callers at the home OF
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BETHANY

Bethany. ". Va. SEPT. 22.-M'ss
Rub Elsom Of the class Of 80 left
Bethany Tuesday after sh rrt visit
with friends here. She is going to
Columbia University where she intends
to do graduate work.
Mr.. Henry Taylor. son Of W. r. Taylor
left Bethany Friday for Morgantown
where he will continue his studies in
W. Va University.
Paul and Wayne Mason Of Mounds
vile. W. Va. visited friends in Bethany
last Saturday.
W. A. Kelley OF Ambridge. Ia. was
a recent VS. tor in Bethany.
Judge John Marshall OF Farkersburg.
W. Va. spent Tuesday here with fr ends
William Gotten. 4 prominent lawyer
Of Wheeling. ". Va. aid a short visit
10 his Alma Mater last Tuesday.
\ i'm production CO. from Washing
ton. IA. spent Wednesday in Bethany
making pictures Of tie Bison teams In
action and getting several loca scenes
TO be used in publicity work for the
coming Bethany and W. and ]. game.
Mr. W. c. Pendieton ard wife visited
relatives in bethany Sunday.
Mr.. =. +. White. local merchant. spent
Thursday In Wellsburg on business
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HANNIBAL

Mrs Nicely and MA" daughter *
Clarkshurs spent several DAYS with
Mrs T. 7. Reich.
Brady 'Su'rr sNou, several DAYS NJ
Woodsfinld O. serving as member OF
tho grand jurv.
Mr.. and Mrs John Way's ~ SardIs.
o. were in town SuuhHy III" guests o.
Mr. and Mrs J. II S"l"
Mr and Mrs. Harry Eare ~ Wheel
inr. srnn, tho past week With Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hrnth"rn".
Mr. and Mrs Alh~r, Nothing and two
DAUGHTERS Misses Mary and Grace -
Wheeling. wcro the Cr"g'S of Mr. and
Mrs Mart Nethinr Sunday.
Prof w. F. Su,cr and family. ot
Martins Ferry. O. m"tor"A to this plar"
and wcrc tho guests os friends Sat
u-ady and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs ban Ie"r returned home
Thursday from a visit with thor dau-h-
ter Mrs po~rhuscho - S'"uh"rvi''".
Roy = + Walter '"f' Monday ~
attend ,h. annual North East tl'" NJ.
T corrcrrnre which is being h"'d At
Mansfield. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. " N'''S"N"v ~
Children AVID H'ar"nc" N'Nur"'rh 80"
wcek end visitors NJ American E'dc".
Mrs. Isaac Su'u lott fr.lay to Visit
relatives III Pittshurrh
Toss fisher 90 Eas' IiN"rr""l wIs
a visitor in 'own Thursday
Roy otto Irauc'"r - Ni"Ntrs &c ''e-
i''n- lis parents Mr. aud Mrs teiiN
IIau"'Cr
Mr. and Mre Grower So" - Noods-
r'.'d wcrc visitors !" 'own Fr'd1F
Ne Ircr. Srrrnr ',.r Tuesday for
r.- hor,o IN rr,r, hr~..N after short
,,,,, ,.Drgi,t Nr- Frank ,'N. y.
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DARLINGTON

Enoch Tost Of Sard!s. O.. waS 4 vis-
itnr In here first Of the week.
Capt. H. r. Cramer o: rroctnrvills
spent Sunday at his home here.
Dr. and Mrs. Russell Eampfsr and
child Of Steubenvillr. Ohio. ara guests
at the Kampfer home
Chas. Iie!nbr"ht nf Cleveland visited
her parents here this week
Miss Irene Marznit has gone II
Youngstown. o. where she Will ,;tenI
school.
viii Colvig Of Wheeling was here
last week visiting relatives on r. II.
Frank Rose and Miss Helen calm left
Sunday for Kent. o. 10 attend SCHOOL.
Miss Stella Masssrly 81 cleveland
O. arrived Monday to spend a weeks
vacation with her parents Mr.. and Mr.!
{. ". MeSSerly.
Mrs Jack Rea and SON Bruce returned
home sunday from q visit with Column
bus o.. relatives.
Miss Clara Mccoy went tn Kent. -
Sunday to continue teachers training NJ
the Kent normal
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Runck and chit
dren returned To Akron O.. Sunday from
weeks Visit here with relatives.
Earl Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. R"v
Ward Of Uni"ntnwn. O.. were visitors
her" Saturday.
Rev. ". t. Gnipe left Sunday for
Mansfield .. 20 attend The annual con-
ference Of the NJ. j.. church.
Dick Walters and Miss Sylvia Tu-
hauEh. popular young lady Of this place
were quietly married al Rarnesvillr. q.
Wedncsda" and are receiving congraiu-
lati"ns Of many friends.
Mrs. Il. l.. Cain returned Wednesday
from several weeks visit with he:
daughter a, Canton. Ohio.
Jesse Hagadorn and family have re-
turned home ~ Mt. Blanchard. O. from
- visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry IiaCadorn.
Or. Fred Kampfer and family nf
Mrchanicshurg. O.. are guests of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kampfer.
The remains &c Mrs. Lydia Reynolds
who died Sunday AZ the home Of her
daughter Mrs. II. NJ. Smith in Akron.
q. were brought here Monday. Funeral
services were conducted Tuesday at the
". F.. church followed by burial In the
family lot in Darlington cemetery.
The remains were accompanied by
Dr. and Mrs. II. ". Smith and family of
Akron, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tracy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lehman of Wheel
Ing.
Amos Tschappat wife and child are
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
NJ. Tschappat
Rev. n. Workman OF North Rraddock
Ia. comes as pastor OF the Bethel Zion
charge for the coming year and will
meet his congregation next Sunday.
s. T. Rose and son Dale were bus!-
meas visitors TO Columbus, o. first Of
the week
Mrs. WIN. DclbrugCe and Mrs. Reecs
we're Wheeling visitors Tuesday.
Gerald Hcnthorn Of Cleveland is Wis
lting relatives here.
John Reynolds and wife of Martins
Ferry attended the funeral Of his moth
er Mrs. Lydia Reynolds here Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23

star Legion hcld meeting Tuesday
evening AZ tho homo of Mrs War'n Sal
field This vas tho first meeting s'n'"
Tho summer adjournment and many
plane were made for th' coming win
Tor After tho business and social hour.
dslirjouS lunch VAS served :" tn.
guests
woman's Club.
Members ~ the Shadys.Ge Woman
club were guests 80 th" n"" manager
uf the theatre. ~ N" second sh"w tues
dav evening The ladies met n m"
News Stand hcE"r" . o'"lorN ard went
IN n Grove +" attend N" picture.
Football Schedule.
The too,haM sch"dui" - no" COM
r,eto with n" exception % four "Uc'
dates "a follows.
Sept IS Earn"sviile n home.
Sept Go-Rcllairc at B".air".
Oct. 7-ppcr
oct. iI-M!nc" a, honI".
OCT. "I--rameron ~ Car'"ron.
OCT. cS--Orcr
Nov. 4--Opcn.
Nov. n.Sistc-syili~ ~ Si-t"rsriil"
Nov lH-RridG"port a. homo.
NOV. "i.-Opcn.
Tho managers Of N" team ~" Bill
I.ardkhron and less" EurkNart
Til" cheer leaders of tn" boys A." 10"
Dorfc and Joe Robertson. while III" gr'N
are Catherine Chambers and lla="i
Whitnorc.
The frs, game ot ~" season Viii he
pIa,cd with Rarnns,lllr ct go.
Shadysice Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Shooter. ~ Ior"
civ. haze returned horj- af'"r Sp"n1-
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