The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
POTOMAC

The Potomac theatre has made ar.
rangements TO put on full program
lasting for several weeks Of Tom MIX
PICTURES This show Is guaranteed by
the management Of tho theatre 20 be Inc
best that has been secured for this COM
munity for some time.
Roy Smith is making arrangements
10 buy a new Powers maving picture
machine. This Is said to he the leading
machine in all Of tho largo theatres
throughout the country. lie is also ar
ranging to buy 4 new car and electric
rlant wit the picture machine. This
outfit. II is said. will cost moro than 4
man ordinarily would like 10 invest In q
complete theatre in small t0Vn.
There were several people from here
attended AS You Like It. given
Wednesday evening at the West Liberty
high school. Everyone returned with .
report Of good time.
1t has been announced that E. NJ
Hunter. county agent Of the Ohio county
farm bureau will not give any more
shows here until he gets a new machine.
which may require three weeks
n YOU do not take the Wheeling In
tclligencer. see Lewis Vim or Roy
Smith at the Potomac theatre Saturday
night and they will take your xubscrip-'
ton. .-...
Saturday at tho Farmer homo In
Bethany.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Montgomery. Thelma
Montgomery, Lula McConn and Berlin
Smith spent Easter Sunday At Triadsl-
phia-
Archie Kimmons and William Dawson.
o.
itors Saturday evening.
Thelma Montgomery. Opal Mason.
Paul Bonar and Herman ThornburE
were Clinton callers Thursday evening.
Miss Blanche Young, who Is em-
ployed at a store in Wheeling,. was at
home over the Weekend.
Tho fast baseball team Of Potomac
motored Sunday to Valley Grove. where
they played one Of the best games or
the day. the score being 49, In favor
Of Potomac. The Potomac team ID look
Ing forward to 4 great game with West
Liberty next Sunday.
Leroy waddsl was = caller 1T War;
wood Sunday.
The show which was TO have been
given at Dallas Friday was postponed
on accout Of the rain. II Will be giver
Friday evening, April 81, II the weatI
permits. g.
Joe Hunt Is making ready TO soSs4,
California in the near future: lie exSN
poets TO drive through in \ Ford.
4 report that Scott Nuzum has solo
his farm proved to be erroneous. Mr..
Suzum told q reporter that hts farm IS
for sale. but that II It has been sold' he
knows nothing Of tho transaction.
Okey Palmer, who was hurt on ths
ball field at Valley Grove sunday, Is
reported 10 be much improved.
IL is reported tina. a number OF prom
lnent men OF this community are hgur-
Ing on the establishment OF bank In
the near future. Potomac has grown to
be 4 rather important business CENTER
and the bank proposition is being given
serious consideration. 49,
Roy Smith Was q yiSitor At west
Liberty Tuesday.
s. +. Caldwell Is improving his pro-
perty in West Liberty.
David Rodgers has sold his property
In West Liberty to Prof. Howard Ae-
Ginnis, president OF West Liberty STATE
normal school.
George Waychor was visitor At the
ball game Sunday.
Roy Smith, Lewis VIM, F. Z. Bar.
nett, Mrs. f G.. Chips. Mildred Parson.
I.loyd Garrison and Harry Young ana
family were Wheeling shoppers during
the weekend
Within the next few weeks. Joe W1nn
will open a blacksmith shop at Potomac,
There Is talk OF organizing a. suna11'
schoolat Potomac, and Roy Smith an
nounces that tho Potomac. tneetfei can
Ia used for this purpose free OF. rsat.