The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-06
BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

4 o.. SSsA1%sJ ~" A.. H.
There will be harvest home services
Tomorrow morning and evening ut St,
Matthews German church. The cdIficc
WIZ be 'embellishcd with tho products
OF the farm and the choir will be aug
mented and render special music. The
sermon Will be appropriate to the dry
and VIII be rendered by the pastor, Rev.
Paul Mct:cathin. Great preparations
have been male for this event and
there VIII likely be large congregations
at both The services. Sunday school
VIII be held at the usual hour In the
afternoon and the Ladies' Aid Society
Will meet at three o'clock In the after
noon. @ turs,ft ~
The parents OF fourteen year-olli Ev-
erett Hall are Erlef-stricken over his
disappearance some time ago. Young
Hall had consuming ambition to be-
come a Jockey and With visions OF aome
time becoming as famous. us Tod Sloun,
he went TO the Moundsville fair and
succeeded In obtaining n position us a
Jockey. Since then nothing has been
seen or heard OF him and tits supposed
he LETT with some OF the horses that
were mt the fair and is INDUCING In his
ambitious love OF riding horses.
The Rev. G. W. Bent viii occupy his
accustomed place in the pulpit OF the
Methorist church at the services to-
morrow. He will deliver the morning
and evening sermon and will review
the work Of the past year OF his pastor
ate. Before the evening services the
Epworth League will meet under The
charge OF Miss Mary Pelly."gts. A,,s
Regular services will be held at the
Roman Catholic church Tomorrow un-
der the charge OF the rector, Rev. Faith
er Werninger. High and low muss
Will be celebrated ut the usual hours In
the morning and vespers will be sung
In the evening.
The board Of education has voted to
arrange for placing the question of Is
suing high school bond on the ballots
at the general election. only one month
hence. There seems to be strong
sentiment In favor Of the high school
and no material OPPOSITION to the bonds.
Mayor Sheppard fined Pat Gately So
and costs for drunkenness yesterday
morning, and he went to jail for six
days in default OF payment George
Smith was fined 50 and costs and given
elSh. days in default on the same
charge. SIS
The Young Mems Social club Will give
their opening dance ut the Blue Ribbon
hall next Thursday evening Prof. Long
will play. This club has beer. recently
organized and is composed OF well
known young men of this place.
Oliver Ushman was painfully injured
by n rock falling on him in coal bank
yesterday afternoon. He received In
ternal injuries that will coniine him TO
his bed for some time. DR.. Alley rem
dered the necessary surgical aid.
Gen. Sixt Carl Kapfr Of New. York,
will address q mass meeting OF Repub-
licans here October IL, and the Hon.
Romeo H. Freer on the 18th.
The Republican and Democratic drum
corps will combine Monday and turn
out in the German Day parade.
Rooms /. .. and OF the Central
school picnicked at Jim's run yesterday
afternoon.
George Heddlcston has gone TO Col
Tiers, w. Va, where he has accepted q
position.
All the grocery stores will close at 10
o'clock Monday on account OF German
Day. tE
Thomas Forrest has returned from
4 visit with friends at Johnstown. Pa.
E. W. Gosnell. of Mechun!csville. N.
Y. Is the guest OF friends In this city.
The Young Mems Republican club
will receive their uniforms Monday.
The Owl Club VIII give dance at
Holdermans hall October Is.
John Chapman was at Washington,
Pa. on business yesterday.
Ed Lineberger Is able to be out after
two weeks Illness.
VIII Garvey is visiting friends at
Parkersburg.
Fred Kuth is seriously Ill.