The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08

MounGsvtlle man, also talked. Roy +
Carter Of the national Fairgrounds as
ISOLATION. talked on the benetit Of play
grounds and other community social &C
tIvlties.
Young Daughter Dies
Bettie Ru,hm. tivc-ycav-old daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. \. r. Warner OF Sixth
street died At rs Yesterday afternoon
following an illness OF lung trouble.
No arrangements for the funeral have
been made.
Make Examination Today
The local fire department expects Fire
Marshal Ritz here today to investigate
Tuesday nights fire which Quilted the
Strope cleaning and pressing shop on
Jefferson avenue. destroyed room and
contents Of the Logan building IN which
Joseph Virgin lived. and burned the
rear end Of the building IN which the
A. &c +. store is located. The cause
Of the Are has not yet been determined
other than that II started in the rear
OF the Strope establishment. The lost
Is estimated at from $4,000 10 $500"
There was no insurance on the build
lngs owned by s. y. Ault, occupied ny
Strope and the \. & l.. store Or. "A J.
Compton. whose offices arcSon the sec
ond floor OF the latter building. SUFFERED
q loss Of about $1,000 To instruments
in one OF the rooms destroyed. These
instruments were parity covered by IN
Surancc.
Prisoner still AT Large.
Bill Logan. state prisoner VINO ''i'
the Fork ridge road gang Monday night,
Is stIu at Liberty. although caretul
search IS being made for him. me
man was sent here from down state TO
Foresters to Entertain
Moundsyilles court of Forcsters. No.
a49S. will have as guest ]. Walter
Duncan OF Huntington. chief ranger at
Its meeting TO be held in the \. Q. |. w.
hall this evening. \ class OF candi-
dates will be initiated at tonights meet
ing and a social session will ensue.
Meet After Forty Years.
Two girlhood friends who have lived
In Moundsville all their lives met for
the first time in forty years yesterday.
Mrs, Margaret GrandstaN. of Sixth
street and Jefferson avenue. was taken
TO the home of Mrs. Orusilla Tomlin-
son of Gravel Hill. and the two spent
an enjoyable time together Both wo-
men are still active despite their age.
Mrs. Tomlinson Is in her nlneties and
Mrs. Grandstac Is eighty-four When
girls and young women they spent
much time together. but In the press OF
family atfsirs. they had drIfted apart.
Home Coming Night
Last night was observed as Home
Coming night at the First NJ. l.. church.
Following prayer meeting, reception
was held in the parlors OF the church
for a large number Of Moundsville
people who are living away from the
city. Several addresses were made,
social time was held and refreshments
concluded the evening.
Moundsvills Briefs
Mrs. F. VI. Richardson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Pau!
Mourot, has left for her home at Louis
VILE, Ky. accompanied by nm DIS
Grandstafr.
Mrs. C. II. Wilson. Mrs Fred Dewey.
and Miss Virginia woodruff were called
to East Liverpool, O.. yesterday on &C
count of the illness Of Mrs. Wilson's
daughter. Mrs. John woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Tetzlafr left yes
terday afternoon for Depere. Wis.
where they will visit Mrs. Tetzlafs
parents for several weeks.
Master Francis Tenant. Of Fourth
street. Is III Of scarlet fever.
Walter Wynn. of Arkon. O.. Is visit
ing at the home OF Mrs Arissa Jewel
Of Arlington avenue.
Hon. w. B. Mathews, OF Charleston.
Is visiting his father. c. c. Mathews.
and sister. Mrs. F. D. Sigatoose or
western Fifth street.
Miss Nina Summeryille has returned
to her home at Steubenville after visit !
Ing friends here.
Miss Ella B. Lindsey has just return |
cd from Cleveland. where she special |
lied IN public health nursing for the
Red Cross. and Is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Lindsey. Of Fork
Rr!dge. She will resume her Red Cross
work AT Follansbee the first OF July.
n. E. Crow, resident Of Third street.
who had his foot injured at Benwood
night. Is having It treated at
the Glendale hospital.