The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12

ur the tax lew for tho ensuing year.
After much debating and considering
II was finally decided TO make II 1tftN
cents on tho one hundred dollars Of
taxable property.
This ts tho same rate that the peo2!e
81 HcMechrn paid last year. They were
expecting 1t to be larger anc Will DC
glad to hear that council has decided
TO leave II the same.
Other makers uf business we're taken
up and transacted following which
council adjourned antiI the next meet
lpS.
Burke Funeral Today.
This morning at $50 o'clock, funerai
services will be held at the St James
church for the late Edward Burke who
passed away at the Glendale hospital
following a brief tllresa- Father Id
ward Galway will have charge OF the
services, after which tho body will be
shipped to Cameron where burial VIII
take place.
A A Mountain Post Asotng.
The regular weekly meeting OF tho
4. A. Mountain post OF the American
Legion took place last evening In their
headquarters at the McMechen postot-
nee building. Routine business was
taken up along with discussio OF Sc
curing new headquarters In which II"
definite location had. been decided upon.
Ladies' AID Meeting.
Members Of tho Ladies' Aid society or
the NJ. r.. churrn held IN all day meet
ing Yesterday at the church pnrl"ra.
The main part OF The program was
quilting party which Was followed ny
delicious luncheon. Considerable bust
ness was also looked after.
MAranrrauow Toast.
Mrs Edward Goodwin's Sunday schooi
class OF the N. =. church are planning
q rnarshmallow feast which will be held
next Thursday out on Reily'9 hill. An
amusement committee has been appoint
ed and are rapidly getting things under
way that the affair will be complete
success. Provided that II does not rain.
all members Of tho class are requested
h meet ut tho church at 7 o'clock In
he evening on the night OF the hike
Undareaksr LsAvsS-
O.E Gish, who for O number OF yeas,
conducted an undertaking establisfHnent
hare. has gone to Steubenville where no
has transferred his business. Mr.. Gish's
departure from here Is heard with re-
gret as he had quite host OF 1riends
hero.
M6NoCo03 SO1Sbs
William Grant of Ninth street has
returned homo and resumed his duties
with the b. & o. after spending tho
m At two weeks at Atlantic City.
Francis SiEler Of Sherrard 10 VISIT
Ing friends hero this week
Tom Nolan Of Benwood was visiting
friends here yesterday.
Miss Marie Wade who for tho pasr
week has been critically Ill Is much
improved.
Mrs. Ed Morningstar. who Is confined
ut tho Glendale hospital where she un-
dewent an operation. Is improving &C
cording to the latest reports
Vernon Smiths condition Is reported
70 he much improved after undeSons
an operation at tho Glendale hospital
Mrs. Lottie Pearson has return.d 70
her homo in Vermont after visit with
friends and relatives.
Valera Kenyon Of MatanNorhs, Ohio.
has returned home after spending
weeks visit with friends here.
Norbert Keys OF ST. Clairsvtll~ Is
visiting relatives In this city.
Thomas Prues and John Nilsson have
rone TO GAINESVILLE for q few days
whore they will visit friends.
George Becker Of Benwood. was visit
Ing friends here yesterday.
Miss Ethel Scott. who underwent an
operat ton at tho Glendale hospital. 10
improving nicely.
Mr.. George West and family have
left for an automobile trip through tho
state. They will be gone about a week.
Miss Grover Parker Of Fairmont is
visiting friends hero this weak.
Mrs. J. T. Powell spent yesterday
n woodsdale visiting relatives.
Mrs. Daisy Gaskill Of Washington.
D. C., and son Francis. who have been
visiting relatives hore have returned
homo.