The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-29
THE WHEELING acknowledgements THURSDAY MORNING, MAY o. 1919

BgLLAIREL oCAlS.-Aunt Lydia Edmond.
aun has u ''Baby Cake" Ut the A. NJ. 4.
pstival Thursday and Friday nights, .
zee Of which she would be glad to sell
h, each Of her friends. II all who have
appreciated the services Of Aunt Lydia,
both US cook and nurse, would buy piece
Of her cake, baby would not refer to
the size Of the cake that II would take to
90 around, .
The Mission Sunday School Of Gravel
Hill will have u festival Thursday even.
ing,
Mrs Wilkins, an aunt Of Mr.. John
| Mitchell. is visiting IN town.
Rev. }. y. Fitzgerald, now Of the Nor.
ristown Presbyterian Church, is in attend
ance at the Sunday School Convention
here. lie was the minister in charge Of
this congregation for about two years dur
ing the war.
The Good will Hose Company will sport
Il fine new trumpet OH Decoration Day.
mir appeared in these locals, Wed.
ncsday, for Mrs. S. Price.
At the Sunday School Convention,
Tuesday evening, the programme was car
riCd out, but Rev. Chalfants address came
last, us he wa detained bya iuncrtl. Each
subject was discussed by several members
OF the Convention.
Wednesday morning those on the pro.
grAmmc were all present, aud it was car
ried ont. In the afternoon Rev. fitX.
gerald spoke on Teachers Discourage.
mCnts, and Rev. ArmstrOngOn Success in
Sabbath School Work. One Of the Qres'
ti0ns in the question box was, Does
q preacher who smokes set Il good eX-
ample? One reverend gentleman answer.
cd for himself, and OucibrOthcr that they
thought it all right as long Us thcyhid not
smoke IN the house,
The Methodist and Disciples Churches
will both observe Floral Sundays this
year.
That lIellairc correspondent has anOtll.
or batch Of Bcllaire news" in the Co.
lunbus papGrs-las something in one or
another Of them every day, This time he
reports q large meeting here Of prOmi.
nent Republicans, on their way to Cincin.
natl.
The iiremen will be inspected OH the
public Square Friday morning at eight
o'clock, and will then go over the route Of
procession, around the Globe House cor
lICl ullu uONI Hlbu Nllu DCllllONl iS lul
as Twentieth, then back across the rail.
road cut, when they 80 back to Bel.
mont then up Belmont to Thirty.sGcond,
Thirty.seCOnd to Guernsey, up Guernsey
and Noble to Gravel liill. At Forty
sixth they turn east to Jefferson, and
come down Forty.iiith and back to Noble,
then back to the Square by Noble and
Central avenue.
The Light Guards, Company D, will
meet ut their armory in time to march I o
the corner opposite the p~ostotlicc By eight
O'Clock, whence they will 80 to the GENE.
terry to decorate the graves Of soldiers.
There are ut least thirteen Of these graves,
which the sexton will have marked, each
with Il small flag. \ committee has been
appointed, ono member in each ward, TO
see that the ladies' get bouquets and
wreaths. This summcr flowers arc hard
to get, and those who have any will please
see them sent To Crozicr's corner, at the
public square, Friday morning, in time to
get TO the ladies, who go from there to the
cemetery, or send them to the armOry he.
fore 5 o'clock sharp. There are many
flags in BellNirC, though not rs many NJ
there should be, and all who have them
are requested TO put them out Friday
morning.
The dry goods and clothing houses OF
this city will be closed on Decoration DAY.
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