The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25

which 10 take care OF the crowd. TINS
I,!acr also offers 4 large stage ana VIII
enable the minstrel to be conducted far
bc,etr than could b. done In Castle hall.
After th.. entertainment. refreshments
will lie served IN Castle hall. where the
guests will be seated IN details.
High Death Rate.
Rocords for the month OF January
show q very high death rate in Wciis-
lvrg. In the twcnty-three days OF we
:. oath already passed there has Dceh
recorded twelve deaths or an average
slightly in excess Of one death every
TWO d tys.
Heavy Docket.
Tie docket for the March term o.
court IS gradually becoming fiIled ana
bin. fair 10 he lengthy one Bootleg
crrp cascs are numerous and a uew
h,gamv trials are also set down tor
bearings at that time. Judge SommeL'
vile viii preside at the March term.
Official Visit
w r. Barnett, member OF the state
Tux commissioners force, is IN Wells
hurr to-day. comforting with Assessor
I'D. N. Smith. who is now engaged N
The rcya!uation of all Brooke county
property.
The Shakespeare Club.
Tho Shakespeare club held very
nIrasant meeting Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs. buchanan. Inc hst
.hrrc acts cf Tanning Of the Shre"
we're read and discussed. Miss Minnie
Linton being leader. The next meeting
will DO held with Miss stella cox
Wallace -Brownlee.
Mr. William Wallace. Of Mckinney
Vile. and Miss learl Rrown!ee. OF the
SAGE farm, were quietly married las.
week in New Cumberland. MT anu
Mrs wallace have gone to houscHeep-
ing IN McKinicyv!lle.
Mrs Mathew Kcndo. is III at her home
onn Main street
Field Representative Here
. Miss Elnise Grafton. field represen-
.o,tvc Of the Lake Division OF the
! A-1cr!can Red Cross, arrived IN "c!Is-
/ hrrr Monday evening to spend re"
Iavs and get acquainted with Their chap-
/ Ter conditions Of this city.
Fine Talk.
The talk given Monday evening al '',e
| christ Episcopal church by Hon. l. j.
| Sherrard. on the Holy Land, was very
Interesting and instructive. The viva
! ,yorI nic,rrcs Of the scenes descrioeu
iy one OF our own town people made II
! more real 10 those who heard II.
Kiwanis.
+ Seyerty-two was the atetndance NJ
| Tho KIwan!s Club meeting and strlcI-
| ~ business matters occupied the pro
| gram. {. J. Barry. Of "heehiLs, WIS
present and made a few appropriate re
MARKS The prizes were Wi'hne'u d.
his meeting. Rev. Burt IN few re-
r1uh Of the organ
Iz,t.on Of n Hi-Y club here whose ann
Is m eliminate the reading in high
I schools such books as Hot Dog ana
rho "Whizz Baug," as we'll as similar
literature.
yycndeI IIough also addressed the
,ruh aud set forth some Of the plans
l,hroueh which this condition would DC
handled, First. it IS planned to call o!
merchants who handle these DOCKS ano
rooucst them to discontinue the sale
otr pr ! e. Schultz. Of the PARK com
mIf.tc talked for few moments anc
hal some interesting news, whhe w. :
Wilkiu smoke very encouragihEIE %
Nce,Ishurg's negotiations with the Beth
ony college authorities reiatiFe u
Wc,,sburs as Il home ground Tor th'
collcE!ars. . o,,o
PRESIDENT Sherrard then went Owe
tho various committees and briefly our
lined tho duties Of came. after whict
the meeting was adtourned'
Weusburg Briefs.
Mrs. Fred Ilenkc was Steuoen'i'!
shopper Monday afternoon.
Mis- Esther IGraudfa"s, OF Toronto. o.
visited Moniay 1T III" home Oh ne
brother. Donald Brandfass. Of Com
mcrcc street.
Mrs. s. IL. Hubabrd was a "heehni
shopper Tuesday. 4,
Mrs G.. G.. Cogl"y. OF Main street
! conrincd to the house with sever
cold. ,.,.a 1,,,.s
l.v afternoon Mt the home OF her par
, ants Mr.. and Mrs. John Daugherty'
= bethany pike. -
G. y. Robinson. OF the Follansoee re
,.iev WAS WclIsburg business Gale
F, wallace, OF McKinKleyville lef