The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
SISTERSVILLE

S!stersvIlle. June 9.-Nrs. ]. r. Pref.
lyman and son, Robert. Of Morgantown.
who were guests Of her cousin, Mrs. ]. q.
Umpleby, left Friday for a couple OF
| days visit In New Martinsville, before
| returning home.
Ralph Wells, Of Pittsburgh, has ar
| rived here to Join Mrs. Wells and httle
daughter. who are guests of her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Huston.
Mrs. c. l.. Conant was the guest Fri.
| day Of Mrs. Lottie Conant. Of Wheeling.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Crandall haye gone
to Pittsburgh for a few days visit with
| their daughter, Mrs. Merle D. Perry.
Mrs. w. ]. Brennan will entertain q
group Of friends at bridge, Saturday az
! ternOon ut her home in Gary Owen. Ine
guest list includes Mrs ". A. Kendall
and Mrs. c. A. Lowther, both OF Parkers-
burg mother and grandmother Of Mrs.
Brennan: Mcsdames Jack Kinkatd, Z. A.
Durham L. w. Talbot. A. f. Freeland.
y. E. Thoenen. Sampson Thistle. Dana
Marsh Mary Sutherland. Sam Fisher. or
New Martnsville: Ralph Broadwater;
| Misses Ruth Bodell, Of Rluefield: Misses
Camilla Talbot, Helen Hill. Cora Thaw,
I Hattie Hill. Ethel Work. Virginia This
tie. Bertha Shadderdon Lucille Clenden-
ming, Mae Corbett and Katherine JACK
son.
Fred ]. Mccoy. prosecuting attorney
Of Tyler county. who has been seriously
i'll OF blood poisoning at his home in
| Main street is able to be out again. e..
Miss Virginia Springer has gone 70
| Marietta. O., where she will be gucst
ut Fraternity dance at Marietta Col
! legc.
Mrs Ella Roberts is spending a cou-
ME Of days in Pittsburgh shopping.
| Complimentary TO her guest Miss
! Marian Deuel. Of Pittsburgh. Miss Har-
! rict ktngsland delightfully."- entertained.
FRIDAY evening at the home OF her sis
! ter, Mrs A. w. Deuel.. Four tables OF
! bridge were in play throughout the eve
ming and delicious refreshments were
served at late hour
Park Rea. Of Marietta, returned home
| Friday afternoon after couple OF days
! visit with his sister. Miss Alice Rca. Mr.
. Rea recently returned from Columbus.
whore he attended Ohio State Cnivcr-
| sity.
| Ernest Cutler Of Parsersburg. former
Is Of this city. will sail about June 10.
| for Beunor Ayres. South America. where
| he will he employed by the Standard OIL
Company interests. Mr.. Cutler recently
! icluTUPu from MtS!Sp'
The John b. Scohy Glass factory VIII
suspend operations for the summer at
noon Saturday. The plant will re-
open In September according to present
! plans. The factory has enjoyed pros
porous run. according to local officials.
About sixty visitors from New Mata-
noras and Friendly were present at the
SpecIal communication Of Phoenix lodge
No. ~. A. =. and A. NJ. Thursday even
ing. An elaborate banquet was fea-
ture Of the meeting.
H. G. Vandivier advance man for the
Rcdpath Chautauqua. Is in the city.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Miss Dalcrts
! RoZcllc Charles. of Lora:n O.. and Mr..
Alvin C. Smith. of this city. The cere-
mony was performed in Philadelphia.
Pa. June 8. NJ. Smith was graduated
from the Philadelphia College OF Phar-
macy. June = Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
arrive here Sunday Ia visit his parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Smith. Of Railroad
avenue.
The heaviest rainfall in this section in
several Years visited SistersvIi;e early
Thursday evening. doing considerable
damage to gardens and property In this
district The water rushed from the
hillsidcs and small stre0ns were swollen
out Of their banks. The basements Of
number OF residences in the lowlandS
were inundated. During period OF III
! teen minutes the city was in total dark
ness while repairs were made 70 the
guy wire Of the Sistersville-New Mar
tinsville Traction Company.