The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
MOUNDSVILLE
GRAND JURY IS TO
MEET THIS MORNING
rwo-Day Session Likely For Marshall
Probing Body - Twenty-Five
Gases To Consider.

The September term Of tho Marshall
county circuit court VIII begin this
morning with the converting Of the
grand jury.
About twenty-five cases are scheduled
10 he considered by the jurors and about
forty witnesses have been summoned.
As. a, the last term, it IS expected that
TWO days will be required TO complete
the sSork of the grand jury.
PtosccutlnS Attorncl Lloyd Arnold
will have his first murder cases n tins
term. Tho grand jury Will indtct Andy
S!wak on the charge Of numbering a
friend In Benwood after the latter had
stolen sum Of money from Slwaks
trunk The theft OF an auto. an arson
case and many LIQUOR cases will be in
vcstigated. Most OF the cases are for
violation OF liquor laws.
Judge Morris will call the criminal
docket either Thursday or Friday. The
petit jurors have been summoned 10
appear next Monday morning FOR the
opening Of the trial term OF court.
Legion Plans Minstrel
The American Legion Minstrel will
be given at the Strand Theatre Thurs
day and Friday. October &c and %, -
was announced Mt the Legion meeting
held last Friday evening. This is tho
same tImo the minstrel was held last
year. The Legion plans to make this an
annual affair. coming at the same time
each year. The John r. Rogers COM
pany. which directed the last Legion
minstrel. has been engaged TO have
charge Of this years show. The Legion
has appointed committees, which VIII
start at once preparing for the affair.
Picnic Success
The picnics held in the vicinity or
Moundsville yesterday were much or
success The X OF g. picnic at Glen
dale attracted hundreds OF people. II be-
ing an affair FOR the general public
There we're "A number of entertainment
features. The Masonic picnic at the
camp ground was only for members or
that order. Altho the day started Off
with a rain, the sun was out for the
greater part Of the day.
No Game Played
The games 10 be played with the NC
Conkcys here Yesterday were cancelled
yesterday morning by Manager higgins
as the rain had made the ball grounds
a field OF mud. Two games were TO
have been played. However, baseball
FANS were not with some amusement, as
local team was gathered together and
plavcd q game In the afternoon with the
SChads OF Benwood. losing, [" :. IN
twelve inning contest.
Held to Grand Jury
The last case 10 be held 70 the eraAd
,ury WAS tried before Squire Lewis.
Harold Brown. co,ored was held to
await the charge OF stealing revolver
! from Porter Moore a; Glendale, lie dld
no, have $500 bond and was placed IN
Jail
Retaining Wall Complete
The new concrete retaining wall on
the western side Of the mound has been
completed and the forms have been re-
moved Tho wall was built to hold back
the earth Of the mound from Tomlin-
| son avenue. whihc is about TO be paved
! between Eigh, and Tenth strctS'
Schools in Session
| The Mouudsville public schools start.
cd this morning in earnest. only briei
| sessions were held yesterday. pupils en-
! rolling and being assigned TO their
! work Studies will start today. The eli
ro,lmcnt is but slightly larger than last
! year.
An Interesting meeting Of the Sue
| ccsef,,l Workers class of tho Calvary NJ
! = church Sunday school was held last
evening. Plans were made for the hold
| Ing Of a picnic at the Glendale park
| next Saturday.
Club Meetu Tonight
! An important meeting or the New
! Trc> club vii be held this evening n
80 at the club rooms or Second street
! Plans for the coming fal and winter
season will be taken up.
Elect Officers Tonight
Officers for the ensuing year will be
/ e Tho Wpne "A G
! Foreign Missionary society Of the Cal
vary Al. L church to be held this even.
! Inr NJ 80. This Is also the time for
! the last quarterly due tea.
Rogerson Wins Tourney
/ Rean!S $ ROgerson won the first an
/ ruaI rolf tournament Of the Mounds
VILE country club held on the local
I links Monday. II" was awarded the H.
/ M Spurr trophy. which he will retain
! for a year He who wins II thrice IN
succession keeps 1t permanently. Yes
to-day was an ideal day for the tOurnn'
mcnt, which proved real interesting. \
! large number of golfers witnessed the
! event.
Police Court Today
Two young men VIII lac" Mayor
Wienck" In police court this morning
/ charged with engaging in fight. \
4
Lav and was fined ono and costs.
Now Restaurant Opens
The new "Eatwcll' restaurant in the
Dressed building on Jefferson avenue
! crcncd to the public yesterday. The now
! restaurant is the most up-to-date in the
CITY and is an eating place which Will
/ do credit to the town. John + Callahan
and Charles NJ Callahan are tn" pro-
. pr!ctar6
Marsh Funeral Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jan" Marsh
! who died at her home ut 1915 Third
street Sunday might OF infirmities due
to her advanced age Of 80. vii 10 held
tomorrow afternoon at the place OF death
Rev W. r Thompson. pastor or the
United Presbyterian church officiating.
Interment will take place nj Sand Hill.
Mrs Marsh had been = resident OF
Moundsville for many years.
Moundsville Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Higgs AMI