The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-01
MouNpsYLLE.
The knights Of Honor-The Pub.
lie spirit OF the Women Of
Moundsyilie - Great Need Of
Pocket Book Conversion A.
mong the Men-The Coming
Fourth.

MOundsyilie - Great Need o.
Pocket Book Conversion A.
mong the Men-The Coming
Fourth.
MousDsynIE, June 90, 1873.
cOrspOnasDos Of the 1ntsIlssnor.
Moundsyille Lodge No. 1926 K. Of q. Al
their last meeting elected the following
oficers for the ensuing term: ]. E. Hoot
on, D.; WIN. Harris, U. D.; A. o. Baker
A. D.; A. J. Martin, TreaS. John W.
Lowe, F. D.; J. S. Hsneu, B. D. L, Logan
Guide; J. A. Ewing, Guardian; L. B. Pur'
dy, Sentinel, and Joseph Walters, Chap
lain. F. H. Crsgo was elected represent.
alive to the Grand Lodge, TO meet in
Grafton in August. The officers will be
installed on next regular meeting night
by J. A. Ewing, D. G.. D.
The Lodge Is in Aourishing condition
and is increasing slowly bat surely in
membership composed Of the very best
material Of the place.
A festival was held in one Of McFad.
den's fine new store rooms for two even
ine's past by the ladies Of the N. E.
Church 10 assist in paying the salary Of
the pastor. as large and wealthy as Ia
our congregation and only paying 4 sala.
~ that does not require an average Of 50
to the member, still the pastor has not
as vet, received half the salary promised
him. The suggestion Of your correspon.
dent aQuill." that the members Of the con.
gregation-shall have their pocket books
converted Is very good, for many who
profess that all they have belongs 10 the
Lord keep Il all very close TO themselves.
The festival Melted about so. All honor
10 the ladies for their noble work. II
ever we get new church building, we
will have 10 look to the ladies for it, be-
cause II has been demonstrated 70 q GER
tainty that the male portion Of the con.
gregation will not build 1t.
The verdict OF the Jury in the case Of
Peterson vs. Parriott, wM rendered this
morning at 10 o'clock in favor Of the
plaintiff.
Our old friend Capt. P. B. Catlett has
gone and taken to himself another better
half. The fortunate woman was Miss
Loyeioy, Of Washington county, Pa.
This is the third time that he has done
likewise, which proves conclusiyely that
he considers il Is not good for man to be
alone. The boys gave him rousing SER
enade on his return.
The amusements 10 our midst for the
Fourth OF July, as far "a l can learn, are
about as follows: A union basket picnic.
Of the different Sunday Schools on the
old Camp ground; military picnic BY
the Camden Guards in the grove north.of
the Camp ground, and q social basket
picnic at Bowling Green, northeast Of the
town. This last will be composed Of
some forty or fifty couple-heads OF the
principal families OF the town and yicini.
y, and a good, grand, jovial old fashioned
time Is 10 be enjoyed.
A mass meeting Of the citizens
Of the Independent School District
Is called for next Friday evening at
the School hall. The object Is TO give
expression to the School Commissioners
Of their wishes and views in regard to the
future management Of the school. The
objection 10 the present management is
that il costs too much. Applications for
the different positions in the school will
be received BY the Board OF Education
up to July 10th.
The Camden Guards have given up
the idea OF going to Wsynesburg on the
Fourth. Perhaps the report than Ben.
Butler had been asked 10 take the pesi-
,ion Of commander Of the troops At the
sham battle had something to do with It,
though have not been advised TO this
efiect-it Is merely surmise.
An election is being held in Marshall
county to day to decide whether the pres
ent road law shall be continued or dis
continued. A large majority will be
given in favor OF the law as 1t stands
here, but / understand that there are
parts Of the county where, strange as 1t
may appear, they favor return TO the
old system Of things again. Though we
should not think strange Of it either as
long as we have the County Court, Tor
they 20 very well together.
Judge Melvin came 10 town to-day and
gave decison this morning on number
Of important cases. Judge ]. NJ. Jack.
son has made many friends during his
short soiourn. Y.