The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06
MoUEDsvILLE
miscellaneous ,ieIsnge of Minor Mat
tiers from lIarshalI's Metropolis.

ttE1ttulh ItttiuIoli
Mrs. Emma Moore Scott will leave
Tomorrow for New York City, from
whence she will sail on Saturday on
her way TO India. Two weeks ago she
decided 10 return to her much loved
work In that foreign mission field az
ter spending nearly three years with
her aged mother. Mrs. S. +. Moore, In
our city. Her son, Herbert. will ac-
company her. In the short time 1t has
seemed 10 be since she has been In this
country she has been Il busy woman. Her
work as OrganIst and Sunday school
teacher In the Methodist Episcopal
church has been faithfully performed,
and she returns with the earnest pray
crs OF her many friends that her future
life will ven be more useful. II It, can
he made so. The members OF the
church choir with a number OF other
friends contributed and presented 10
her 4 magnificent gold watch and
guard 10 show their love and the es-
teen in which she Is held By them. The
Journey 10 India viii require two
months. Her mother, Mrs. Moore, will
go with her as far as KntanninE. Pa,
where she VIII spend the winter with
a sister.
Rev. $. J. Cotton arrived late Satur-
day evening and filled his pulpit at the
VI. L. church on Sunday. The sickness
In his family had so improved as to
have enabled him I come on. which
was more than he had expected 10 do.
hence h" SER the notice as r4efrred 10
in Saturdays lrtelligencer. He preach
ed two very interesting sermOnstolarge
congregations. Rev. Cotton was at
Charleston for five successive years
and was very successful in his work
there. He has been we'll received b.
h people here since he has been heard
for the FIRST time by his congregation.
His family will not arrive here until
next week.
The reduction In the subscription
price OF the InteiliGencer yesterday To
ten cents per week, delivered by car
rier. was much appreciated by the
old subscribers here, as we'll as by the
many new ones who added their names
20 ihel local subscription list by reason
OF the reduction. Others who desire to
subscribe can watch for the carriers In
the mornings as they cover their
routes, or to the agent, James \. Siga-
foose. If he fails TO call on you.
The school board viii meet IN month
ly session Tomorrow evening at the Of
ticc OF the secretary. One new teacher
Is to be elected In the plncc'of Miss Ida
BarGtr. who has resigned on account OF
i'll health. The school books to DO
used This year Will also be adopted and
preparations made for the opening of
school soon aftet the new building is
completed. which the contractors st!ll
hold they will have finished on time. by
the nth instant.
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The family OF Rev. C. ". Grimes will
leave FOR C~larksburG, their home for
this conference year on Thursday OF
this week. Rev. Grimes has been Gll-
Ing his appointment at that station for
the past two Sabbaths. Professor /. h..
Wilson will remove from Western ave-
nue. ana VIII occupy Rev. Grimes resi-
dence on Fifth street.
Nr. George l.. Blake and Miss Rena
Terrell were quietly married last night
at the =. L. rcctory by Roy. d. NJ,
Spur, In the presence OF n few friends.
MIR. and Mrs, Blake left on the midnight
train for a bridal ,our In the east.
Mrs. w. l.. Brown returned from,
Ravenswood yesterday where she was
n delegate To the convention OF thu
Christian church.
The electric railway company carried
over two thousand passengers from
BerwoOd to this place on Sunday.
William Mckinley and sister. Miss
Mamie, OF Wheeling, spent Sunday
here with frcpds.
Daniel Younkrn yesterday began the
grading and filling around the school
building.
Second street Is being extended and
graded from Washington to Cedar ave-
nucs.
Mrs. q. c. Rcppcto has been quite III
for two weeks past, but Is c~onvalcs-
cent.
Mrs. Charlotte YAH, OF Lloydsvnlc,O O.,
.ls the guest OF her brother. S. ]. Gntts.
Another merry-Go.rOund has struck