The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
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s,stersville, Oct 1o.-Mrs. c. W. Hub
hard, Mrs. G. J. seager. Mrs. Virginia
Sine and Mrs. Will Winesburg are at
tending the Rebekah assembly In Par
kersburg. - =.
Mrs. J. +. Frame. accompanied oy
her daughter, Mrs. H B. Williams ana
small son James. returned Tuesoay e'e
ming from a brief visit with re-atiVes
in New Martinsville.
Mrs. Ralph Broadwater and MISS Hal
tie Hill spent Tuesday In "neeiihSs
shopping.
Mrs. Benoni futile has gone to New
Cumberland for a visit Of week WIN
relatives Mrs futile accompanied
home her brother Z. r. Joy and WIFE,
who spent several days here.
Miss Marjorie Christie, after an ex't
tended visit with relatives In Chahute'
Kansas. and other western citles' re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Carroll nave sohe
% parkersburg for a visit with relatives
Mr.. Carroll will attend the /. y. v. E
convention. being held In that Guy:
Mrs. W. S. Pattison and oausn
Marguerite, returned Monday from S1h
nonsburg. where they spent 'he
end with Mr.. Pattison.
Mrs. Townsend Smith OF Sens |
was the guest Monday ana Aus0oo'
Mrs. NJ. H. Broadwater. .s.
Mrs J. a. Lane and MISS Seftfuos
c.onhers who were guests Of their SIS
49, and cousin, Mrs. r. B. Morris 1of
r.ooL returned to OIL City Monaay.
,,,ss Leah Lewis and c. +. English OK
w. Keith's circuit. were guests over
,,, ,,aol, end OF his sister. Mrs. fetty
Wo,re Miss Lewis and Mr.. snshsn
49, n,ayed in Wheeling theatets ia.s
',aoL left Monday to spend tns "eoA
at Clarksburg and Fairmopt.
IT, SEVERAL services were held TuesoAy
,,ornoon at 2:3O o'clock from her ia.e
.tsnnca for Miss Flora McCoacn.
80 de,tb occurred following rev
,rs, illness, Sunday morning. Inc
eur,ces we're conducted by Rev. w. =.
s%Vas nastor of the Presbyterian
oh,,rch ~ which Miss McCoach was
member. She is survived by one pr0sIe.
Iohn of Huntington and Tulsa. 49,
homa. and by several nepne"s 1
nieces. ,,,,, MA,
! Niddlebourne succumbed TO a rev 80
illness of scarlet fever. Mrs. re..'
=! s 90 90. Of age and before her mar
80 VOC Miss Mae Richards. She -
u,,I,.ad bv her husband and three
small children.
Word has been received here that
Palm Bowman. former Sistersvlie
HIgh ,chool athlete. received the tfst
vie for two drawings exhibited ~
The washington county fair IN oKis'
homa. .,,.a
2 painful injury to his left hand "hen
tho automobile truck which he was
arriving collidcd with Ford runaoout'
driven nv Mart Sine. The accident oc-
Cured at the corner Of Wells and VIZ
sinIa street The truck was badly
damaged. a..-.s
n f. Fry. head Of the Pittsburgh
Live stock service department Will give
an illustrated lecture at the paramount
| theatre here. Friday afternoon. mr.
! FRY Is a graduate Of Pennsylvania STATE
college He will be accompanied by, Il
A. Duvall Of Pittsburgh and the TWO
men will be guests Of the kiwaniA Ciuo
at the regular weekly meeting frioAy
evening at the Hotel Wells.
The Republican campaign in Tyler
county was opened Monday evening at
a dinner given in she Wells Hotel oy
G. n. Klmball. member OF tho state
Executive committee from this the
second district. County candidates ana
officials, district candidates. members
or the county committee and women's
advisory committees. and others were
Mr.. Kiniball's guests. Rousing politi.
cal speeches were made by former Gov
ernor Albert B. White, assistant United
states District Attorney Harry Q. Hite-
shew, Hon. George E. Work OF Park.
ersburg. Hiram Carpenter OF st. Marys
and others.