The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
UNIONTOWN, 0.
Htixon1 Meeting

u
ing this week. to be held in the local
hall, for the purpose of seeing II de-
ctsion could be made when after finding
out the general opinion OF the peopls
in regard to the resurfacing of the roa"'
and to appoint committee to meet with
the county Commissioners, at an early
date giving a report OF same and pre-
senttng their request whatever action
might be taken, before the board MEM
berS.
injury to Foot
BOYD Lyle. son of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win Lyle. who reside on the New Atm
ems road. Il short distance from town.
met with an accident on Thursday when
at work with his father and other bro
theirs, where they were clearing OFF "
piece Of ground. when he was struck on
the right foot. just above the ankle
bone by one Of the brothers with an
axe who did not notice him 50 near he
was taken at once TO his home. when
the wound was dressed. he having suf-
rered more OF weakness. from the loss
OF blood. as It bled for several hours
after the injury. 1t is healing rapidly
and hopes to be able 10 be out In a few
days.
Hold Rsunion Picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. David Armstrong an"
children, Nancy and st. Clair. and Mrs
Armstrong; mother. Mrs. Jennie Brew
er, of near Bannock. o., and Mr. and Mrs
r. E. McC1intock and sons. Edward and
Teddy. Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes and
Mrs. McClintock and MI. Barnes father
c. e Barnes Of this place. in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Shear and
daughters Misses Dorothy and Pauline,
and son Ernest. OF Cadiz, o.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flod Compiler and son Donald OF
near Holloway. O., and Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Barger and son Glenn. OF near
Piedmont motored 10 the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Brewer and son Robert
OF near Piedmont. O.. on Sunday. where
an outing, picnic and a reunion. was en-
ioyed. when a picnic dinner was served
EnbertaiH Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson enter
tained on Sunday an automobile party
OF relatives and friends from Wheel
ing. w Va. who spent the day at their
home near town included in the party
were. the formers mother, Mrs. Louise
Johnston, and daughter Miss Anna amt
son Norville, and two married daugh'
ters and husbands, Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Kilmyer and son Fred. and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lee thayer; and their friends. MT
and Mrs. Lawrence Schook and daugh-
trs. Misses Hilda and Virginia, and SONS
Ross and Russell. and Mr.. Fred XII
myers brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kilmyer.
Return Prom Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Lee have return
ed from a pleasure. business and camp
Ing trip TO Youngstown. Ohio, he being
business visitor in Youngstown on
last Monday, and they having spent
part OF the time camping. the entire
trip being made by auto. and on return
ing home stopped off at Pittsburg. Pa
and the home OF Mrs. Lees cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson. in Washing
ton Pa. where they remained for
visit with their cousins. and also uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Caldwell
OF Bannock. O., and Rev. L. c. Eagleson
OF West. Middletown. Pa, former pas
tor OF the United Presbyterian church
of TINS pace, VINO were guests at the
Wilkinson home. and returning TO their
home here on Friday.
Un4ontown Briefs
Harry Hicks was called tn Manches-
ter. Ohio. on last Wednesday by the
death of his sister. Mrs. Dora Grimsley,
wife of D. O. Grimsley, of that place, he
arrived home on Sunday evening, accom-
panied by his brOther-in-law. Mr.. Grims-
ley. who expects TO remain for short
visit with his mother-in-law and other
friends, having spent Monday afternoon
and night With his sister-in-law Mrs.
Charles Randolph and family. in Flush
Ing and on Tuesday morning telegram
was received here telling of thcdcath
of his grandson. Daniel Robert Grims-
ley. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grims-
ley. of Manchester. aged months,
which occurred on Monday of Cholera
in-fantum. after receiving the message
he left at once for his home in Manches-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Bethel were call
ers one evening the latter part OF the
week at the home OF Mrs. Mamie Lyle
In Bannock. o.
Mr. mad Mrs. Samuel Scott and FAM
iiy who have been living at this place
for several months have moved TO
youngstown. Ohio. ne having secured
employment at that place.
w. W. Dick Of Uniontown. Pa. has
been a guests at the home OF his son.
Norman Dick and family. near town.
this being the first time for twenty
wears the father has been abb" 20 visit
the son.
Mrs. w l.. Merritt spent Wednesday
with her sister. Mrs. Fred Taylor and
family In Flushing
MISS bura DICK mas peen COnlineu 10
her home suffering from an attack Of
pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Merritt and
son william Lee. were callers one after
noon the first OF the week with Miss
Elizabeth Starbuck. Of near Coler,an.
Mrs. Ralph Randolph. Of ST. Glars
willie was a caller in town the latter
part OF the week taking dinner on Fri
day with Mrs. A. NJ. Crozier and family
and supper at the w. D. Lee home
having attended the social given by the
Y. p. c. l.. at their church in the even
Ing and spending the night with Mrs. V.
NJ. Long. returning TO her home on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lodge and
daughter Miss Mary E. and son John g.
OF near Shepherdstown. O., and cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gears, of near Mt
Pleasant, O.. were callers at the Mer-
rift home on Sunday evening, on return
ing TO their homes. having spent the
day with relatives at Bannock. o.
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