The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-01
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cNa -tS.s- D = ESAt4 k.l[' y Up v .lAtek SnRh
County Town.
The usual services viii be. held in NIL
the tcties In the city o53lnorrow' At
thet ~ q l,pt. list churrh the isev. G.. W.
| Boz, MI dsli yer the morning sermon,
and lJasnks Edwards the governing sermon
on the topic. Seek Souls" Az - the
Catholic church the Rev. F,l Their Wer-
rlii1ser VIII cell brute high and low mass
In tho morning, and In the evening Ses-
pers VII, be sun 8, y 81
AT st. fatthew's lutheran church
to-mdrrow Sunday school session at Q
o'clock. Serpices at 10 :l5 n. m. Ladies'
Aid Society at 3 O'clock p. m. Young
Peoples sbciety Christian Endeayor
Tuesday evening z N ! Ii; IS
III Mrs. "a. +. Peiley. Mrs. II. n. Stew
art, Alfs. c. IlrSns. Mrs, N. Van TSeu-
ren and Airs. Y. n. a LEY will represent
Benwood ut tho W. C. n. u. convention
to be held at McAte chen. ii
The Young Mems Republican Club
win meet at the city hall at 1850 Mon;
day evening, Uniforms will be selected
and othet important business viii be
transacted Nj; b q ggisi ~,
Edward H. 4 Fox and frank j.. sllttnert.
known as the t;Jiu Eyls, were in the
city yesterday. aud cnGrtainedl their
friends wlthla mandolin AID either con-
Cert 35 4 n
The Democrats will hold a meeting
tonight at the city building. George
Mccoy, Of Slstersrille and John a.. tiw-
Ing. OF Muundsvii'e, VIII be the speak
ers ~ ~ i Y
DR.. Leonard Eskey, Prof. c. E. Carl
gan and Robert Lindsay left for. q New.
MattInsYille yesterday. to attend the
Knights Templar demonstration there.
The Rev. g.. w. Bent, Walter Nc
MILAN and James Price will attend the
Methodist district conference ut Sand
Hill on the q. s and G OF September.
Mrs. DR.. Warden and family. OF Graf
ton, who have been the guests OF Atrs.
Warden's mother during the past three
weeks, VIII return home Sunday. e
John Leach ard John. LineberSer
have been appointed delegates to the,
State .Grocers' Convention, to be held at
Charleston, September 4.
The funeral OF the two-yehr-old child
OF George Grouse Will occur tomorrow
afternoon at . O'clock. Interment at
Glenwood, Ohio.
Squire Henry Riddle and wife will
leave for Cambridge Springs In Il few
day, where Mrs. Riddle goes to recup-
crate her health.
Mrs. Arthur Fox and daughter, Jen-
ME, depart for New MartinsviIle to-day,
where they will be the guests OF reia-
tives.
John Davis and daughters. Harriet
and Dora, returned from Scio yester-
day, where they visited friends for ten
days. q ~
The board of education Will not meet
Monday evening. on account Of Labor
Day, butwill meet Tuesday evening. In
stead.
VIII Serig returned from Detroit,yes-
terday. where he attended the annual
encampment OF the Knights of .Pytains,
The city council has ordered a catch
basin to be put In the street ut the Cor
ner of Sixth and Mcsiechen streets.
John Leach and family have return
ed from the camp grounds, where they
have been spending the summer.
Lou Vance. John Loy Bruce Dolbeare
and Jake Schramm will spend Sunday
at q fishing camp ut Fish creek.
Max oppenheimer leaves for New
Afartinsville to-day. where he will be
the guest of a fishing camp.
Michael Manion returned yesterday
from an extended visit TO the lakes and
Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Elsie Rolf, who has been visiting
Mrs. ". c. Burris, has returned to home
at Fulton.
Miss Maud Harmon, OF Greene county,
Pa. is the guest OF Mss Nora Dol
beare. 49, a
Mrs. Luke Burr. mas returned from a
visit With. friends at McKcesport, Pa.
James Higgins will open a barber
shop IN North Benwood Monday.
:, Jas. Mahood leaves. to-day for Buck
harmon to attend the seminary
Mrs. John Allen, OF Limestone, Is the
guest OF Harry Stewart.
Harry Nicbergall is confined to his
bed with rheumatism.