The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
To
HOLD BIC MEET
THIS EVENING
JUDGE z F. MORGAN AND MRS,
RHET-A CEILDE DORR TO
SPEAK
viii Mark the opep1ng Of the Campaign
In Marshall County

People all over Marshall county
Nre expected t! he present tonight at
the meeting wh"u Judge t. + Morgan.
Republican nominee FIR governor and
Mrs. Eh"r,a childc purr. 81 New York
lily will speak
MuundsviIle is very fortunate 20 So
cure these two noted speakers Tor III"
opening % the Republican CamNa gn III
MarshfA county. The National RcHul'-
Iicau campaign throughout the nation
will omen today "a K is the anniversary
~ the adopting of tho Constitution or
tho United States
Mrs porr has = NATIONWIDE" rcnuta-
t!un as AN orator and magazine writer.
and was at the western front during the
world war. writing stories for n"wSpap-
crs and maCazineS. She Is speaker
Cf great ability and should give fine
address IL II" people.
Judge Morgan ~ known as one OF tn"
nhlrSt speakers in the stat" and Is at
present touring the cntIre state, making
speeches Il: all the principal cities. and
MoundsVlllr IS very fortunate 10 secure
him as many other places had Invited
him 10 speak
Attorney II. r Evans was 10 have
spoken at Cameron this evening but his
address will be given saturday. as many
people will then avail themselves of tho
and one Of the leading lady orators OF
the country.
High school will Start Practice
The Moundsyille nigh SCHOOL football
team will have their first workout and
practice this evening on the nlgn school
athletic field. The candidates have
been late in getting started Tor practice
this year, but now expect TO make up
for lost time. The reason 81 much
time has been lost Is the lack Of foot
ball equipment. About three weeks be-
fore s&hool started some person stole
~ Il !,
ball eahipmcnt and much difficulty has
been experienced In getting the stolen
goods back.
\ meeting Of all tho candidates held
Yesterday, evening and about rory en-
pressed their intentions for trying out
for the team. Equipment will he issued
10 the candidates today ana the first
practice Will be held this evening.
The first game Will be played against
Sistersvillc on the home grounGs UCto-
her .. and no time will be lost in get
ting the team III readiness. 1t Is prob
able that a game will be played one Of
the home coming days October or I.
The MoundsvIlle Olympics will play ono
day and the high school are making ar
rangementS 10 play the other.
County Court
Tho county court will meet in ad-
Journed session this morning 70 take
action on the county bridge at the
Clouston church.
Work Progressing ON Mine
Work Is progressing in opening the
shaft to the four foot vein OF coal on
the penttentIary farm east Of this city.
An engine has been taken To the ground
and is being set up 10 hoist up the dirt
from the excavation.
With al! the men who can pc convcn-
tcntly employed the work VIII progress
rapidly and as the distance 10 the coal
IS eighty feet and six inches It Will soon
be sunk 10 the coal. 1t Is expected
that by the first OF the year tho work
VIII be completed and coal being hoist
ed.
Ask Bids For Roads
Sealed bids will be received at the
court until noon October s, for
the grading and drainage Of the Round
Bottom road in Clay district from the
Powers farm to Hog Run. a distance Of
about two and fourth miles. Also for
the grading and drainage OF the bow
man ridge road in Mehde district from
the Franklin district line for a distance
OF six miles
Republicans VIII Open Headquarters
Republican headquarters Will be open
ed over Jones Bros. paint store on jet
ferscn avenue. The headquarters man
aver has not yet been selected. At pres
ent. secretary Paul pechan, - directing
the campaign from the assessors office
in the court house. Chairman J. ".
Landers OF Bcnwood. also comes 10 the
city 10 conduct meetings.
Mrs. Harriet Davis Carrigan or Glen
dale. has been appointed to organize the
women voters Of the county ana Is do
ing very efficient work.
Moundsvills Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Carpenter left
for their home in Revcune.
O.. after a short visit with Mr.. II. NJ.
Carpenter and family on Jefferson ave-
nue.
Miss Beatrice WIseman will return
home today from two weeks visit with
friends at Powellton. w. Va.
Judge W. X. Bennett OF Fayctto coun-
ty. spent Wednesday IN this city on
Miss Helen Sinclair. OF eastern scv-
crth street. has loft for Chicago. where
she will enter the Conservatory of
Music to complete her course in voice.
Warden J. z. Terrell Of the prison.
has loft for an inspection Of the roaH
camps in Fayette. kanawha. and Nc
Dowell counties.
Miss Emma Moore Scott is expected
homo today from New York. where she
spent few days on business.
Mrs Max Wherry returned 10 her
homo in Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
after visit uf several days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. !. D. Bodlcy. on
seventh street. Mrs. Wherry WAS accom-.
panied home by her mother. who will
be the guest OF friends for the rest or
the week.
Mr.. s. Shankland, Of Jefferson avenue.
left yesterday for Richmond. Va. where
no Will attend the races for the next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. w D. Dunn. Miss Mary
emple and l.. l.. Dorsey returned home
evening from Moorclcld.
where they were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. V. Wilson.
Mrs. George Pounds Of Center street,
spent yesterday In Wheeling.
Henry Langdon, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Huntington. has
raturncd IN his home in this city.