The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

has returned from several months
Measure trip to ST. Petersburg AND
other points in Florida Mr.. Crimmei
is probably one Of Moundville's Oldest
C,onfcctioners. Though getting quite
old. Mr. Crimmcl is able TO get aoou'
with ease and maintains the steadi-
ness evidenced among many much
younger men
Get 81 Psst Here.
Moundsville had thirty-one feet or
water late yesterday afternoon as re-
suIt Of tho heavy rainfall in the head
watnrs Of tho Ohio. The river gauge
nj tho local wharf went as high rs 81
feet late Sunday afternoon then the
water BEGAN 10 recede about as fast
as It arose.
woodzeuf1 FunsrL
Funeral services for the late Jonn
W oodsiofr. ten-year-old son or MI ana
Mrs Charles Woodstock, who died at
, o'clock Saturday afternoon At the
late home on Arlington avenue, Will oe
held this morning At . o'clock from
the ST. Francis Xavier's Catholic
church. Rev. Father Coghlan viii ne
in charge The body will be laid 10
rest AZ the Mount Rose cemetery.
Jumps to Higher Figure.
tn. popula ton Of the state pen1trn-
tiarv here reached a new high point
Yesterday with the arrival OF seven
more prisoners from Harrison COUNTY:
The total population OF the pcn is no"
1i75 The terms Of the new arrivals
will average about eight years, the
lowest sentenc being five years.
Time to Arbttraes
The case Of T. G. Rine against Daniel
simms. farmers Of Franklin district,
NJ HNnrf
Saturday afternoon. The squire con-
timed the case to May 18Th to give the
two men time to get together and aro,-
trat. the matter. which involved tho
alirnmrnt Of fence between thelr
properties.
Wool Growers Mst
Wool growers OF Marshall county
held one Of their periodical meetings
at the court house Saturday. Prof. r.
l.. shaw. sheep specialist Of state uni
versity at Morgantovn. was present ana
raye the growers some interesting
tata IN How to Rid F7ocks Of Para
sites and the General Management OF
Hcrdine.- About fifty wool growers
attended the gathering.
MoundBvilla B14Sf1
Howard MoCiiIl. Of Jefferson avenue.
who was operated unon Al tho Glendale
HOSPITAL SATURDAY Tor aPpenoiC'SiS' IA
getting along nicely.
William Davis. OF South Huron street.
Wheeling Is having repairs made to
his summer voltage at the Camp
Grounds.
G. F. Harmon and family are planning
moving to the Camp Grounds while
awaiting the const r1fction Of their new
homo on Second street.
John K. Billetter, Byron g. Hsrder-
.on. Elmer Vessels. Russell Flair. a. F..
Compton. Edwin Beer. Joseph DeVore
nd Charles A. Watkins. members OF the
Local Voiture OF the 40 and g. VIII
attend the first annual state convention
Of the Grand Voiturc OF West Virginia
of La Socictc des ~ TONNES ct
rheyaux. in session at New Martfnsvine
today.
Raw Garvin, Clark aSurg newspaper
man. spent over the weekend here with
his rarents, MI and Mrs. J. W. Garvin.
Of Second street
Miss Marjorie Baker is reported TO he
somewhat improved from slight Ill
ness at her homo on Linden avenue.
Mrs. Senator Walter F. Gurgess. or
Eie4,th street. is expected home this
evening from visit with her daughters,
Misses Edna and Mildred. who are at
tending school near Philadelphia.
Mrs Frank Doty has recovered from
recent illness at her home ON Linden
avenue.
e. L, Gamble will return home today,
from Warren, Pa where he has been
attending to some business affairs.
Oscar Crow spent the Easter vacation
with friends at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Edith Case, who has been at
tending Broaddus college. spent tho
Easter vacation with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marling. Of Fourth
street are the proud parents OF twin
baby boys.