The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-02
MOUNDSVILLE
CAMP MEETING
OPEN THURSDAY
ANNUAL oAnP MEETING AT OLD
CAMP GROUNDS TO LAST
ROE TEN DAYS.
Rev. W. W. Hall, Famous Evangelist IN
ChGrge Last Year, 20 Again
BE Here

tnes viii open at the famous Camp
grounds on Thursday evening with
Rev w ". Hall. who was in charge
last year. the presiding minister, The
meetings will las. for ten days closing
on August 18th. Prof. George X. Carr
win be the pixntste while Frank 7.
Adans, noted evaneelistic singer, Will
lead tho chorus.
One Of the finest programs In years
has been prepared and indications are
that the msetinEs this summer VIII
prove better than ever before TO dc.
cornmodate the large crowds expected
70 attend special plans have been made
at the Camp grounds hotel
Cameron KiwaniAns.
Practically the entire rnembership or
the Cameron Kiwsais club will come
her this evening to attend the weekly
luncheon Of the Mourdsville club. The
local Kfwanfsns were guests or tho
Cameronites several weeks ago at q
luncheon and the visit this evening Is
return affair The luncheon Will Do
held At the unsuaL place. Snyder hotel
Local Lad Dies.
Robert Lockwood. s-year-old son or
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lockwood. OF this
city. died At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Baumeerse- at Washington. Pa,
early Monday evening. The young EEL
low was on his way 70 Sc his father at
the ptxrnon, hospital The body was
brought here last evening. Funeral ar
rangements are incomplete.
nrea Leave This nven1nS.
Forty convicts vii be sent from the
state peaItsntfsry her this evening 10
aid in the construction Of the Chariot
on-Hun,ington state road through Pu'-
nam county. The men will be taken to
the down-sta,e county By four special
guards from the prison here.
Light voss Cast
very llEhr vote vns cast In
Hourdsville Yesterday morning before
room. II was said to have ben the
smallest number OF ballots cast in sew
eral elections 4 much heavier vote
was cast In the afternoon than was at
first anticipated.
scouts 60 To Camp.
Troop No ot the Moundsville Siri
Scouts will 60 into their annual sum
me rcamp a. Graysvtie on Fish crek
,or,orcu. evening. Troop No. 3 will
return home from the camp THURSDAY
morning
Large SUM Unsolicited
CITY Clerk T.. L. Stidser received IN
taxes during the month OF July s2.1ss'
A large sum IL still left uncoclleeted,
The latter amount expected 70 be re-
dueed somewhat during the present
month.
woodnsn To ionic
The Wolf Run Camp No. 1855.
Modern wodmerf OF America. VIII hold
their annual picnic Saturday August
IL a. Phillips Grove. Good speakers
have been secured and baseball game
has bsen scheduled. All visiting WOOD
men are welcome.
Henderson Funeral.
r~,neral services for the late ]. z.
Henderson. vho died at his late home
No. 23lo second street. Tuesday morn
Ing a, $40 o'clock. Of paralysis. will
BE- held tomorrow morning 1t II o'clock.
tnternenc will be made At the Frednta
cemetery.
Mr Henderson was. a life long resi-
dgrt ~ Franklin district and had only
lived here about year.
Variation Mounts.
Marshall county property valuations
this wear Will reach ftty-four million
dollars This is an increase OF one mill
ton dollars over the past wear. II is
due 20 the rcassessment plan 90 State
Tax Commission ". S. Hallanan.
Truck over Hin
Wheeling bakery truck went over
the road a. the north end of the Mar
rows TUESDAY afternoon about )
o'clock Several trucks in line trying
70 pull j, back on the road blocked
traffic for about 20 minutes The driv-
ar Of the car escaped injury bur CON
siderable damage was done 20 the me
,harical parts 81 the truck.
mining Mach Coal.
About On tons 81 coal is being mined
every day az the state prison coal
=, ia
for re winter months During the
winter ar average % about 70 tons 1.
mined at the opening.
Airplane Gees over
One airplaue stopped here Yesterday
enroute 20 McCok Field. DAYTON, O.,
from Boiling Field. Anacostia. n. g. The
ship vas only on nc local landing place
long enough TO replentsh It's fuel sup
ply. The stop was made during the
Afternoon.
To Start Preserving
Canning and preserving Will begin a.
the STATE ueniteutIary shortly. Warden
q Terrel expects TO put up ar
abundance OF fruit this wear and a
much large- quantity OF vegetables
than last season will be canned. The
harvs\t so tar has been quite success.
ful.
Mr. ard Mrs Roy Myers Of Third
street leave TODAY for Alliance. o. where
they w'll spend several weeks visiting
relatives
stanley 3. wilson. young Wheeling
attorney. spent a part ~ the day yes
tArdav here visiting friends.
John Jefferson is making improve
nr.nrs 70 his resident on Third street
Mrs Jennie Kennan ard grandson
Charles Wade. % Littleton. have returned
horne after visiting with relatives in
this CITY.
} \ Sigaroose will move into his cot,
taze on The Camp Grounds today
Miss Jean Barr OF Third street Il
Quite III or whooping cough
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Persinger. Of
Morton avenue are the proud parents Of
q baby BOY. Mother and littla son are
getting along very nicely.
. = Oliver and Ralph Brown. 81 No
Nen,ysn. we're visiting friends here Tues
day.
Rev and Mrs A s Wolfe and family
o. First street Leave TODAY for Upshui
county where they will spend their va
cation Rev. Wolfe Is pastor Of tn
CALVARY NJ E church.
Mr. and Nrs. ". A Sperline and chill
dren have gone 10 Pittsburgh where
thev viii spend their vacation.
Mrs Josephine Hill is reported 10 bt
quite III a. her home on Third street.
Ralph Alexander, Of Center street
was taken 70 The Glendale hospital last