The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-12

4 negro. the breaks refusing I" worn
! the car forged ahead with great rapid
! ity. and was running wildly when Il
! struck the buggy in which DR.. Good was
! riding. 1t was one Of tn" most shock
| ing TIA Ccdics that ever occurred IN this
! section DR.. Good was Il highly respect
! rd citizen. and for n number of years
! had been practising in l%d"n city. lie
: was n Fast Master Of Wctz"l Ledge n.
. +. & \. NJ. who had charge Of tn"
funeral service. lnt"rmrnt being made
at Parkcrsburg.
Complcte arrangements have been
made for the Const tuition Day exercises
which arc TO be held next Wednesday,
, Judge J. b. Summcrvillc OF Wheeling
! IS to make the address. The meeting Is
! - hc held in the High school auditorium
md promises to BRING together very
. large number of people.
Rov. Il. NJ. Keith. Tor III" past two
years minister of the st. Johns n. L.
! church South. has been returned f"r an
other year This is most acceptable I"
! the people Of this city. He has been
! able T. do n great work for ST. Johns.
, and his people welcome his return TO
them.
/; The Fourth Quarterly Conference Of
tho FIRST Methodist church was held
Wednesday evening. Rev. Or. {. F'r'd
Anderson presided. ard ais" MAJ" In"
address. This church substantially in
creased tho salary Of their minister. Dr.
Jones. and gave him unanimous call
10 return for the third year. Tho affairs
of the church a-" IN most prosperous
condition.
Our own aviator. Lieut.. Carl Miller
gave numerous exhibitions Of fancy fly
, Ing in this section last week. Quite Il
aumbcr OF our people went up win him
NJ different times. Their report Of tn"
sensations are varied and most interest
, Ing. Mr. Miller was able TO take in
quite a number OF shckclS from the in
tcrcSted.
The Wctzel County Sunday school
convention will be held in tn" Prcsby-
terrain church next Wednesday and
Thursday Miss Abncy Of Charleston.
3 Mr.. Leonhart Of Wheeling and DR. Iictz-
Ter Of Clarkshurg. arc to be present 10
make tho addresses. \ fine prugramm"
has been arranged, and 1t is expected
that one hundred and nifty delegates
will attend
Mrs. Jacob KooLtz, for many years n
resident Of this city. but NOR" recently
Of Pittsburgh. died in that city last Sat
urday. She was the widow or Mr.
Jacob Koontz II member Of tho First
! Methodist church. and u lady of high
standing. She was scvcnty-fve years
old. Funeral services were heId at the
home Of her son. Or. Lee koontz Tues
day afternoon Intermcnt was made in
Williams cemetery. She is survived by
four sons: Charles. Lee. Edward and
, Ralph.
The Ladies' AID society Of tn" First
M. E church will be entertained Thurs
1 day afternoon ut the home OF Mrs. NJ.
L. Black on Eliza street.
Frank Culp. prominent resident OF
this city. left a few days ago for Texas.
where he will be employed in the oil
fields.
Mrs F. ]. Templeton and sons. have
returned from a motor trip through
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Miss Elizabeth Jones will leave tho
last Of the week for Buckhannon. where
she will attend Wesleyan college.
Messrs. ]. n Gorby and Lewis Sykes
arc attending the G. y. r. reunion at
Columbus, Ohio. this week.
Mrs. NJ. B. Martin has returned 10 this
city from an extended visit with rela-
tivcs in various places in Pennsylvania.
John Norris. who has been attending
the summer school at Culver. Indiana,
has returned TO his home here.
Lloyd V. McIntire who has been
spending n few weeks with his family
here returned to Texas. where he is
superintendent OF the Hillman Oil COM
pany.
Dr. T7ros. Greer Koontz. Of New York.
is visitor in the city. Wednesday
evening he conducted prayer services Ia
the Presbyterian church. He will
preach In the same church next Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Ycatcr has returned
from an extended visit to Webster
Springs.
Mr.. George Snodgrass. who attended
the conference Of the Methodist church,
South. at Ravcnswood. has returned
homo
Mrs. D. N. Mangold has returned from
a visit with relatives and friends in
Wheeling and Wellsburg.