The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-06

worth on the 9th Of February BY the
way, the report that Judge briggs wouia
resign and would also eater inro part
nershlp with Hon. j. G. Heiuieln IS
without foundation. he does not cons
template either m0ye.
The county commissioners are hold
ing tAelr frsuizi Hsusk.- rc-ei1n 20 ~
Clairsville this week. Yesterday w. 5.
Mechem, whose term expired was APP
pointed c1nmiE slOner Tor the c!eht
months interim befoee the beginning OK
the term for which John W. Wilkinson
was elected last fali. Owing 10 q
change 10 the Terms Of commissioners
this Interim occurs ami sll o. the mem-
hers Of the board who were AZ the tine
the law was changed hnyo been APP
pointed for eight months longer than
they were elected for, except Mr.. Hat,
a Democrat who WAS succeeded Dy
George NJ. Wise, Republican. elected in
1885.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Com
pany reelected the old board VI direct-
or5 except that W. n. Bradley Succeeds
his father, and the beard organized by
electlng Mr.. W. c. Burgenthal presl-
dent Mr.. William Mo1reh0use, vice
president; Mr.. William G. Mcclain, see
rotary, and Mr. John Parks, assistant
secretary.
A few years ago two preserving COM
psnles were started In this city. but both
have quilt business and those who put
money Into them not only lost Il all, but
viii have TO put up from 60 70 % per
cent more to liquldSte the Indebtedness.
These are the kind Of ventures that re-
tard the progress OF others.
| George w. DeKhrmore and family
have gone to their future home in To-
ledO. Mr.. Degarmon was q business
man IN this city for a number Of years,
but gold his business some time ago
and finally located in Toledo, where he
will engage In business.
Max Schaufarber and brother Will
lam have returned to their homes at
ChIlllcothe and Columbus respectively
after spending few days with their
sister, Mrs. Max Herzberg.
John Crafty, q wel-known young
man ut this city, left yesterday Tor So-
lumbus, where he will enter the Ohio
State University. He graduates there
next June.
Harry Hays and wife have returned
to their home In Indiana, after very
pleasant visit with friends in the city.
Mr.. Hays was formerly u resident OF
this city.
lIeIptIE Va AlAGaAAEA hdn ANthAAANN -
Wellshurg, after spending a few days
with his sister, Miss Carmichael, the
music teacher inthe schools.
The Mercantile club will give a select
hop on January IL, in Armory hail. It
VIII be IN honor Of q number OF young
lady visitors in the city.
Miss Margaret AIcWlllIams has re-
turned to her home In Martins Ferry.
after spending few days with friends
in the city.
The Baltimore G. Ohio Railroad Com
pany are placing new planks in at the
railroad crossing on Belmont street.
Miss Clara Moore. a prominent young
lady OF the city. has returned from a
trip to Pittsburgh and other points.
DR.. De witt COPELAND and wife have
RETURNED to their home at SOmerson, af-
ter o visit with friends in the city.
Rev. H. A. L. King is holding prayer
services in the First Presbyterian
church each evening this week.
James LETTERS took a trip out the Bal
tin1ore & Ohio yesterday in the interest
OF the Atlantic Tea Company.
Miss Rachel Payne has returned to
the city from a visit with friends and
relatives in Pittsburgh.
me DQaTu VI Guul~ALlllA mt AesSss AAtaAAN
In usual session ana transacted routine
business.
The Choral society met last evening
at the First Presbyterian church for
practice.
Ben i. Morris has returned from Nc
Connellsville, where he spent few
days.
Miss Matte Wolfe, OF Cincinnati, is
the guest of relatives In the city.
The "Bowery Girl" appears at the
Elyslan theatre this evening.
Joseph oToole has gone to Virginia,
where he will work.
william Alansell Is on the sick list
these days.
DR. Dixon is confined to his bed quite
ILL
j. NJ. wflics is quite III at his home.
The pension examiners meet to-day.
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