The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04

and all local dealers felt confident last
evening that they would be able TO as
pose OF their entire stock seAofs ose
close OF today.
Club Picnic.
All arrangements were reported COM
pleted last night for the annual picnic
OF the S-HIgh club and their ladies'
which Is to be held at Steele grove, west
OF town. today. Plans have been made
for a variety of outdoor sports Incluc-
ing dancing ard all who attend have
been assured fine time.
Squire stiu III.
Squire Thomas Coyre OF this city Is
still confined 20 his home on Second
street and has as yet not recovered
sufficiently to return to his offco ana
business. Friends have expressed the
hope that the ofnc!ai will be able 70
return 10 duty In the near future.
Residents Complain.
Several OF the residents In the Nicin'-
" of North Sixth street where the cars
Nof wa,ermelons have been unloaded by
local produce men, have made com
plant about the conditions there. Parts
OF the produce have been left to -,
along the track with the result: that
conditions are very unpleasant.
Many See rresddsnt.
A large number from this city made
the trip to Wheeling yesterday I'M
mecilately after noon for the purpose
of seeing President Warren G. Harding
who wa senroute through to his olo
home at Marion. o. General Pershing
was also one OF the visitors and the
party travelled In several cars.
Rubbish IN Alleys.
Several OF the alleys OF the city are
reported as being used for dumping
grounds for rubbish. burning OF trash
and even garbage. Complaint will be
made to the Health department at once
and there Is likely to be some definite
action taken for the prosecution OF this
condition.
Birthday Party.
An interesting Juvenile social event
Is planned for tomorrow afternoon when
Miss Marjorie Jobb will entertain a
large party Of her young friends In
honor Of her tenth birthday anniver-
sary. Following a most delightful pro-
gram OF social games dainty luncheon
viii be served the guests.
Ready Tor Good weather.
Those who have been moving to the
various camping places along the rlvef
north Of town report that they have
now all OF their tents and equipment
In place. and have completed all neces-
sary work during the bad weather. They
are now ready FOR the pleasure of camp
life and want a little better. brand OF
weather than that which has been
passed out during the past few days.
TO Entertain Club.
Mrs. Jacob Schweizer will be the
hostess 70 the members OF the Rather
Inc Won Bora Sewing club Of st. John $
Lutheran church at her home on South
Second street tomorrow evening. All
members are expected at the event and
a fine time has been promised.
wedding Anniversary.
A large number Of friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miller OF this city were
very pleasantly entertained at their
home on Sixth street last night In honor
OF their second wedding anniversary.
The evening was spent at music.
dancing and other social diversions and
dainty luncheon was the concluding
feature.
Memorial Sunday.
Members OF Waneta Tribe No. 10 OF
the Improved Order OF Red Men will
attend memorial services TO be held In
the Christian church next Sunday morn
Ing. The members will meet at the
Fraternal hall In the morning and
march to the church on Broadway street
In a body The Rev F. A. Shape.
paetor OF the church will deliver the
memorial address.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Householder OF South
Third street are spending their vaca-
ton visiting at Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Newland OF
Washington street are tho proud par
ents Of a fne new 1o-pound baby girl
Lawrence Williams. formerly OF this
Fourth with relatives.
Elmer Reed OF West Walnut street
left yesterday for Snow Islands near
Michigan to spend his vacation.
The steam shovel was started on the
excavation for the new high school
building yesterday.
. Charles Griffith OF Hickory street Il
again able to be out following several
days Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dickson are
spending a few days visiting at Ep'
worth Park. Bethesda.
Mrs. Zana Woods has arrived home
after a visit with friends at Smithfeld
Ohio.
The postofhce and all OF the banks
OF this city will be closed all day In
observance OF the holiday.
Mrs George Spence Is spending q
few days as the guest Of her daughter
Mrs Eroc Lane at Cincinnati. o.
The cooler weather OF yesterday
afternoon and evening would have been
welcomed by the men in the hot mills