The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31
WELLSBURC
STRIKE WILL NOT
MEAN COAL FAMINE
IN BROOKE COUNTY

beech bottom Power Plant mas
Mine-Follansoee mills nave
Supply on Hand
wr,,shur-. w. Va Ma",h 90 -'Wi''
IN. .,yc DAYS intervening N';"rH the M
,in,-viI, ..nJl SILK. i;r"''N" County
Manufacturers have taken Su'h rrc,3"-
.,ors rs rn.as~trv to prevent dfArn'''S
ION lack Of fuel y survey OF IN" %.
c,I si.uo,,nr .nG:r2:CS that 3'"n'E %,
c,,i viii 10 available for oH"r'''N ~
o,,r ;,d,@t-t.S. there being = S"tA'ie"
amount in Ercoke county 70 take care
OF The needs Of all oc IS industries
with ,he mines At Golfers i.aNEit"
wins McKiulcyvI,te and other !rd"3"nd-
entity owned mines operating. local ~
dns;r!eS need have no fear oE shortage
.,,cor1,rr - an opinion CNOrcsScd on
Thursdav morning by one Hr"%'h'"''
connected with the coal industry
The largest consumer Of zoo! IN ms
.oup,v e probably the American ''AS
& Electric Company at Windsor "'N
concern owns n mine on when K ne
rends for 4 large part - 10 r"''' az.
IN event a sufficient amount = n"t 3F','
able. they can raN on the mines WHIT"
will continue 10 operate.
Follau shCe frNtncrS. 'Nh~i ''''H
great amount % coal. NJ" not W"rrN''N
sccCrd!rc, 70 an expression nv Mt, IVAN
nnId who stated - this raH"r "A IhhrS-
,,,oroi,,.. eve now have about h""'
TONS on s,ork and are getting ""N IONS
,nr day from local mines The same
.,ror-,rlrg- rercrt C0mCH from the Jer'
Carson Glass Company. and n" r.aG!e
Manufacturing Company - !a~%elF
served by electricity. using only S''a'
amount OF coal for heating PURPOSES
therefore the strike cannot POSSIBLY AZ
feet this industry.
F,xnress:nns FROM officials tro" IN"
smaller industries in the county indsc|t-
ed state Of satisfaction from the
knowledge thai the proposed Ntr'"S' ~
event IL devclo1cs can not have any detr'
mental effect on their operations
Suit For Divorce
After tcsr;ryiuS before the JEFFERSON
county grand jury on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Henry Van NueN and Evelyn Tor
don. dry Slcuths." and known around
StelrS-~Hvi'le "a the "Golash tW!HS
wore released from the county jail
whore they were confined for refusing 10
previously testify. Immediately on Their
release Mrs Van Nltcn was served with
napers notifying her that suit for d.
yorce had been instituted in the hrooN"
county court by her husband. Mrs. Van
Allen resided here and in follanSo"e ne
fore going 10 Steuhrnrille.
Open Now Factory
The Monarch Glass Company 81 North
weltsburg are expected to begin Cncfa-
lions on April Il. manufacturing shades
and punch ware. This company was
formed by J. s. Kennedy OF Wheeling
and will he managed by 4. J. Rowing.
.xNg,- NJ
Russell Kennedy will operate the stamp
ing DEPARTMENT. TAe factory is located
Mt Goth and Yankee streets formerly
used hy Raymond Boyle
Streets Clean
A force OF men have cleaned al the
rubbish from the streets. and after tho
hard rain OF Thursday the streets pre-
SAINT a good appearance. The streets
were much IN need Of cleaning after the
rubbish and debris had gathered all
winter.
bake So. Will be- he'd Saturday a.
casey's Mca. Market or Main street I'M
der the auspices o. the Three Links Re
hekah Lodge Degree Team.
George NJ West oS WelIShurG was
Follansbee business visitor today.
Emory Smith assistant County Asses
sor IS on the job here taking the census
around Fol,ansbee.
school Secs Picture
The We.IsbGCE schools !nrIHding no
High school attended the special matinee
at the Ia,ace Theatre Thursday after
noonto witness the production The
Three MgSEc;rcrS" School was dis
missed at three o'clock instead ot four
10 allow tho teachers aaI students I"
attend the show The theatre was hHed
for the afternoon show.
Eleanor churchman
Eleanor, the eighteen month cd
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. z. $. Church.
man passed sway Wednesday at'erno""
after 4 brics illness. ut the home OF her
Parents on Erinhman Place.
Funeral services Friday afternoon At ;
o'clOcE.
wsusbrrg Briefs
W l.. Knight, one ct o1r Old ~" 70
srcctrd c.;.Hci,, - WcitsoUrS. who uaS
br~r III fo- several months AZ the ho"Ie
o. his daughter. Mrs. Carrie W"Stktk".
Of Toronto. OHIO. MAS Hr"rEh; recently
Ia TIM homo OF his d0ught"r. Mrs. Frank
Fowler. Qi High street. with whom he
made hjS rome before going 20 Toronto.
Mr.. KaiE!;t's condition Is not much I'M.
proved. he IL bedtast and while suffer
Ing n.uya pain, ne IS patient and cheer
tul.
Mrs. James Magee. OF Follapsbee. WIS.,
tied Weilsbu-g relatives Wednesday eve
ning.
Mrs. Cecilia Fahcv. OF FolIansbee.
was Wcllsburg business visitor Thurs
day morning.
Miss Helen HALEY OF The Eagle MFG
Co. Is III at her home on North Com
merce street.
o. J. Keyes. OF Main street. was bus
mess visitor In Pittsburgh, Ia. We'd
nesday.
Miss Sara Mac Crouch Is III at her
home at the corns rof Main and Twenty.
nf;t streets with blaCk-tongue dtph-
liberia. Miss Crouch has only been i'll
for a few days. but Is reported little
improved today.
Mrs. L. NJ. Fonta0y and children, Ruth
and Eugene. oc North Main street left
THURSDAY afternoon FOR short Wis:
with relatives in Toronto Ohio.
Joseph Prister. Jr.. oE Comm"r""
street. ~ suffering from blood PolSoH'a;
in his right land
\ ,tn,ie rurhnG has been placed
around tNa :, hwcrtfeEer home on Van.
49, street. which greatly improves IN"
looks Of the nropHrtr.
Streets Cleaned
street Commissioner Robinson. VIII
his force. has been busy with the big
hose cleaning tho street. which cr"a;,v
Improves the appearance % our i:t,lc
city.
Mrs. Laura Jones. ~ Main and Tenth
streets, was pleasantly Surprised We'd
rosdav eveniuG when = number o.