The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19

United Presbyterian church here TINS
evening. starting At so. The county
convention will be held IN the same
church tomorrow morning and evening.
About the same program Will be i"l-
lowed by this evenings convention Is
81 the other conventions which were
held throughout tho county last week.
Several addresses Will n" delivered re
ports will be made. officers will he
elected and other business transacted.
Will Build Mission.
The First NJ. T.. church has awarded
ton of a mission building at the corner
oC Thirteenth street and Lockwood ave
nue. to house the Sunday school mis-
sion the NJ. Il. church has conducted n
the lower town for Il number of years.
Tho new building will be erected at /
cost OF about $1,000.
Held to Grand Jury.
Coleman Truman faced Squire T.. NJ.
Lewis yesterday. charged with forging
III" namo Of X. J. McFaddcn TO cn1'k
and passing It at the Army and Navy
store He waived hearing and was held
20 await the action OF the January grand
jury.
Missionary Meeting.
Tho September rally and dues paring
meeting Of the Womans HON" M'SN'"'i-
ary Society OF the First NJ. T.. Church.
will he held in tho church parlorS THIS
evening at 7:S0. Following the husincSs
session. a literary and musical progrAm
will be given.
Trains Change Time.
Train No. a.. which was due h"r" a.
6:54 p. m. going east over the main lin"
Of the T. 4 O. will run hereafter at IS
p. M. according 10 announcement maze
at the railway station here Yesterday.
T. b. Wilson Robbed.
The homo of |. Il. Wilson on Seventh
street, was entered by thieves SUNDAY
night and SIS belonging 10 Mr. WILSON,
SGT belonging to his son. Stanley. sew
cral stickpins and large automatic
Colt revolver. were stolen. klo""h""h'N
we're called out yesterday without sue
cess.
Dakan Funeral To-day.
Funeral services for Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua w Dakan. who died At their
homo n, Limestone. Mr.. Dakan FRIDAY
and his wife Sunday. will be h''d tn'N
afternoon. the funeral party leaving the
home AZ o'clock and COINS 70 the Fork
F,dre I'niversalist church. where SCI
vices will he held and where iut"rm"nt
will be made.
Moundsville Br1ets.
Srs T W. Schwoh and Miss Myrtle
Sheets are visiting nj Philadelphia ana
Allentown. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs I'd. Anderson have re-
turned to their home AZ ClarksnnrE AFTER
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank PuroN mere.
Ralph Alexander continues very III al
his home on Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Moore and dauSh-
Of Canton. ONO. are
visiting Mrs. Bowers of TomilnS"n
avenue.
Mrs Emma Wells NJ Pittsburgh ana
Mrs lanes Wells OF Wells Bottom are
visiting Mrs. r. J. Lacey Of Ninth srtee'.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders and MISS
Doris Grandstaft are among those az
tending the ElkS convention at tIdrKs-
burg.
Walter D. Clcgg vii, leave today for
Morgautown after spending several DAYS
with relatives and friends here.
Postmaster A. r. Linch has conc To
Mooretield where he will spend TWO
days.
Mrs. f. G. Pierce has left for Union
town 10 visit Mrs. Fred Campbell
Charles Weekly. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at tho Glen
dale hospital Saturday. is Improving.
Max Levy. Howard McGill and Jesse
Cr;mmel are at Clarksburg attending
the Elks convention.
Mrs. j. II. Bumgarner has returned I"
her home al Elizabeth, W. Va. after
visiting her son. G. NJ. Bumsarncr OF
First street.
Mrs. Simon Ryan and son Charles OF
southern Morton avenue are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hunter al Pittsburgh.
Rev II. G.. Gaunt and ]. T. McComhs
attended the meeting tho presbytery In
Wellsburg yesterday.