The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-24
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ness, though vanishing. tells Of hIn :
changeless eternity. The mountains
have ever been the refuge Of the per-
secuted; The mountains Of Italy,
Switzerland and Scotland were cited
as instances. David gave his noble
conceptions Of God amid the hills Of
bis environments. Poets always speak
from their surroundings Longfellow
was cited as speaking from the woods \
and hills by which surrounded Thus
We need to lift our eyes to the hills
whence cometh our help. How narrow
we make our lives, when God would
INT US up and broaden 1us out THE
more we have wroughttout unto YOUR
nature the sinfulness of sin and 5in con-
trast the beauty Of holiness. we are
not prepared for work. <: II We would
allow the light OF this holy mountain to
Illuminate our souls, IL we could see
ourselves as God sees US, we would
crowd to the altar and cry out for
mercy. On the mountain of:beatitudes
God showed. the concrete flight as 1T
comes from the throne. But 1t is'!not
possible to report the sermon. 1t was
logical. eloquent and fullfof holy ghost
religion. Mrs. Fred Frazier sang q solo,
before the sermon. At the close an al
tar service was held. g:
Camp Meeting Notes.
: Mrs. c. A. Weaver, of Moundsyille.
spent the day yesterday at the Gaines
cottage. 7{ an - \
Miss Sarah Mccain, Of the South
Side, Wheeling, is at the Thompson
cottage. 5,53. h Z
Rev. Bente and Rev. Maloney attend.
ed the funeral of Miss Alice Fox,2 at
Benwood, yesterday afternoon. i.3:S,
Mrs. Deda Mcconnell, OF Wheeling,
IL the guest Of her sister-in-law.E Mrs.
WV. Mcconnell, In South Park.
Miss Ethel Glass, OF the South Side,
Wheeling; Mr.. Harry Gerber and Miss
1sln Sanford, IRE visiting the Misses
Shafer, at the Cassell cottage. 81
Miss McFedries. of Pittsburgh, who,
when at home, is engaged In rescue
mission work. Is Visiting her friend,
Mrs. Wilson Allen. at her cottage.tS
Mrs. A. j. Hendley and daughter,
Maude, and Misses Minnie Suite Nc
Cracken are occupying the Wrighttcot-s
tage and will remain during the meet
Ing. 49, *
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Allen and two Z
children, Miss Hulda and Master Finn;
Mrs. William Kemple and Mrs. George
Miller are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Finn. W ~ y
Mrs. Otto Earth and son Henry Mrs.
Henry Beuleke. Mrs. Edward Higgins
and Miss R. Andrews. with John and
Thomas Hughes. sons OF ]. E. Hughes,
all of Wheeling, were plcnicing on the
grounds;
In yesterdays report Rev. D. s.
Hammond was quoted as being the pre-
siding elder Of Huntington. 1t should
have been Charleston district, but It 10 /
the same genial elder Intended. The
mistake was In the district, not In the
man. S35.,5. - : ~
Misses Blanche and Nellie Shafer,
Lille Marsteller. Of the South Side,
Wheeling. and Ella Theis, of Marietta,
Ohio. are n merry quartette occupying
Mrs. Cassell's cottage in the North
Park. for few days only. They are
enjoying themselves. n,
On Wednesday evening. DR.. Yocum
preached his greatest sermon and q
large congregation heard 1t. It had a
good effect, and the fruits OF 1t will
doubtless be gathered after many days.
The doctor Is growing into the hearts OF
the people. He wears WELL ...s
Rev. Ruble and wife were called to
funeralro of Miss Emma Anderson, cou-
sin OF Mr.. Rublc. which takes place this
morning at 10 o'clock. He will return
In the afternoon. In his absence Rev.
c. H. Maloney will have charge of the
music.
Let It be known to all that there will
be services every day on the camp
ground. At q. M, prayer meeting: at
a. M, experience meeting; ut 1880 a.
m. preaching; at 1880 p. m, chIldren's
meeting; at 3 p. m. preaching; at 7:45
p. M, preaching. This afternoon, Rev.
e: E. Clarke. Of Thomson NJ. E. church,
Wheeling, will preach.
Rev. W. B. King was called to the
parsonage at :Moundsville yesterday be-
fore noon, to marry; Mr., George AZ
Coulter and Miss Alta Acker. of Brooke
county. Brother King made no OBJ
jections. Strange that ministers OF the
gospel are SO ready to assist In getting
people into trouble, but so It is and has
been from time immemorlal. 50;
The ladies' OF the camp ground asso-
citation held their annual meeting. yes
terday afternoon. and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Miss Rida Dean. pres
ident; Mrs. F. N. Flood. vice president:
Mrs. William Brooks. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. T. A. Rodefer, 5reoord-
Ing secretary; Mrs Harry Travis.
treasurer. They had Mt the beginning
OF the year a note OF $3.50 to pay. They
have raised SO far sl32 and not all In.
This Is surely splendid report. The
Indies nre surely doing n great work in
paying OF the debt. .