The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-02
MARTINS FERRY,
or to tho Fishing Camps-Tho Iron Scale
Signed.

on to tho Fishing Cnmps-The Iron scale
Signed.
Unity Council No. II, American Me-
chanics. elected tho following officers
Thursday night: Councillor, Fred Coss;
vice councillor, Fremont Romick; re-
cording secretary, John D. Spence;
financial secretary, George Wagner;
treasurer, Byron Gordon; inductor,
Joseph Burt; examiner, Charles Thomp-
son; inside protector, A. B. Davis out
side protector, Yves Eskay; trustee,
George Hart. This council will meet at
the @. & P. depot at $3.50, July 4, to go
to Bridgeport, from which place it will
go to Linwood cemetery with other
societies.
Col. Robert Braxton, the Fifth street
tonsorial artist, having become tired OF
single blessedncss will go to Middle
port tomorrow, where he will join
hands, hearts and fortunes with Miss
Bell Smothcrs at high noon on the
GLORIOUS Fourth" The Colonel will
go in style.
The Standard mill continues to run,
the scale having been signed. Tho
shearmen all quit yesterday, being un-
willing to accept the reduction. About
ten men are employed at the shears in
this mill. The Etna signed at the con-
ference on Wednesday night.
Mr.. Ernest Hoge, prescription clerk in
Ralstone's drug store, has resigned and
will 90 to Mt. Pleasant to-day, where he
will spend his vacation with his parents
and friends. Mr.. Charley Williams, Of
the Exchange bank, will go out with
him to remain until Tuesday.
The Myrtle Fishing club will leave at
noon to-day for Sistersvillc. The Myr-
tie has good boat and will float down.
1t will go to Cincinnati the same way
before returning. This club was up
the river last summer.
Water rents in Martins Ferry have
been advanced ~ per cent and are due
July !. All payments made before the
10th OF that month will save the ad.
vance. ]. S. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Nathan Vale has been elected presi-
dent OF the Coal Haulers' union, Will
liam Helling vice president, John Rice
recording secretary and George Nc
Glumphy financial secretary.
Mt. Pleasant will have big time on
July 4. Addresses will be made by
Hon. O. L. Weems and there will BIO a
base ball game, races, fireworks, etc.
Many visitors are expected.
Tho Oriental Fishing club leaves on
Monday for Piedmont, on the @. L. y
w. road. Tho officers are Hayward
Long, James Mcclure and ollic Mean
inch.
The horse and buggy ratified of by
Patrick Mullen were won by Thomas
Conway, OF Kuckuck's store, with ticket
No. Al.
Mr.. Lucien Clark and bride, OF Find
lay, o., are visiting his mother, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Clark, on Second street.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. R. Ong have as their
guests Mrs. Emily Chawell and daugh-
tor, Of Wellsburg
Mrs. Sarah Bayless and her son Jess
have returned from visit at Fostoria
and Cambridge.
Miss Grace Ball, OF Barnesyille, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bell, Of North
Fifth street.
W. II. Helphenbine, the grocer, is
out with a fine new delivery wagon. 1t
is beauty.
Flag stones have been down on Fourth
street in front of and around st. Mary's
church.
Thomas Berkeley, of Huntington, W.
Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Boyd.
Work was commenced thisweek onthe
pike between Portland and Smithtield.
The Golden Rod Fishing club went
into camp at Patton's run last night
Mrs. Brawley and Mrs. Davis removed
their families to Ironton yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Williams is entertaining
Mrs. Joseph Hoyle. Of smithheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tannehill are Wis
iting relatives at Wellsburg.
Hammocks in great variety at the
postoffice news stand.
Everett Morris is homo from college
at Scio.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hughes is recovering.
lack Allen was in town Yesterday,