The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-24

n,vcrsary. given at tho home OF their
narrurs. MIR and Mrs. Samuel Gordon
residents. Of the South SIDE
Games, together with music and other
social diversions formed the entertain
u.enl Of the evening with the serving
Of a dainty lunch Those present we're:
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Chambers OF LATER
~. q Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell and
daughters, Lillian and Virginia, and son
Harry: Misses Doris Mcpherson carrie
Gilham. Eunice Mcpherson. and lren0
Murray. Messrs Albert Murray. Her
bert Gossett and Virgil Lambert OIL
Ranncck. O.. William Gordon. John Cor
don. Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphrey ana
con Junior.
Bu6ses on Saturday.
Abrams Gingiacomo. local resident, a
member Of the company which owned
the huss line operated the husseS run
ming from ST. Clairsville 20 Flushing,
until they were compelled TO discon-
tinur the service. owing TO the improve
mpnt and repairing IT the pike. VIII
make trips on Saturday. August % 10
and from the Miners Grove Picnic
grounds near Morristown. O.. 10 acco-
modate those from here who-wish 10
attend the annual Farmers Picnic.
Moved to Parents Homo.
Mrs George Barnes who has been
quite i'll at her home on the South SIDE
suffering from poisoning, was moved
n tho home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Humphrey. on the North side
or rswu. the first Of the week. so that
her mother and sister might assist In
carrying for her.
umontown Briefs
A. and N-s " ID. Lee and daugn-
ters. Misses Frances and Louise and
son william spent the week end with
Mrs. Lees brother william Dunbar and
family. who reside neaS Cadiz, Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. McClntock and
children Edward and Richard spent one
day the first OF the week with their
Cousins Mr.. and Mrs. F., b. Compiler. OF
near Piedmont. being accompanied nome
hv Mrs. Compiler and son Donald.
Mrs. Lyle Arters and daughter. Miss
Dorothy. Of Rock Hill. O., spent su--
dsy with their. cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
charles Moore and family.
Mrs Fred Taylor. Of Flushing, O..
spent one afternoon tho latter part OF
tho week. with her mother. Mrs. Ice
phenc Lyle. who is much improved
after her recent Illness.
Miss Eleanor Ritchcy. Of West OF
West OF town. Is spending few days
Al the home Of her grandmother. Mrs
Hannah Kilgore and family. who reside
near Flushing. o.
| Mrs. Charles Johnston spent Satur-
| day in Wheeling, with a friend. Mrs.
| Adolph Schaffcr. who is critically III
at her home. she being accompanied
| home bv her husband. Charles John
! Stnn, who is employed in Wheeling. and
who expects 10 spend until the middlc
, Of the week. with his family here.
o. n. Louden, of Cleveland. O., presi-
! dent Of the local coal company, was
! caller In town last week.
Mrs. Ray Heffelfinger and children
! Robbie and Helen. and their friend. Miss
Helen Morgan. OF Martins Ferry, came
| on Friday evening To spend few days
! at tho home OF the formers parents
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Beck. near town.
! Mr. HeffclfinGcr coming on Sunday
! morning. and having spent the day with
! the family. they returned 10 their home
| in the evening. being accompanied by
their son. clifford who had been visi-
! ting with his grandparents. Mrs. Hef-
| felfrGer's brothers. Garfield and Earl
| also having accompanied them home,
who spcnt until the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Shear and child
rem. Miss Pauline and Ernest. Of Cadiz
! o. and their cousin. Miss Madaltn Am
hrose. Of Wheeling W. Va, who Is their
guest. were callers IN town on Sunday.
| Mrs. Emma Saddler, Mrs. +. F. Bar
| low and brother Russell Rarger, spent
Monday IN Wheeling, W. Va