Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
MARTIS's FERRY.

MAREIN'S EEhhxs
For hire-a colored man, wife and child.
Address A. r. Ong druggist, Martins
Prof. j. W. schofeld. of our town, will
instruct the South Wheeling Singing So
ciety during the next year.
On Friday night thieves entered L. Spen.
ce's stable, and carried of all the harness
therein, even taking the hitching strap.
The night before, VIM. Hobt, foreman at
Spence's shops, had number OF chickens
stolen. This thing is becoming monoto.
nous.
Quite d number of our colored people
will attend camp meeting at Mt Pleasant
to. day.
Sixteen dwelling houses have been erected
in Paull's addition this season, besides the
new foundry now in progress.
Mr.. John White, the painter, informs us
that he has already finished twelve houses
in Martins Ferry this summer, and has hve
more to finish.
j. Watson Hoyle, of Smithtield, is the
guest of Mrs. G. A. Hoyle.
w. h. Elson, President OF the SElson
Glass Works, proposes moving here IN the
near future.
Ed Keller is doing the fine painting at
Hoyle Bros.
The John Tomas will begin running be.
tween Wheeling and Powhatten tomorrow
morning making daily trips. She left for
the latter place yesterday afternoon, and
will leave there at 6 A. NJ, returning the
same evening.
Mrs. Charles Gauding aud her daughter
Emma left yesterday to visit relatives at
S teubenvlle.
The Jefferson Grange OF Pleasant Ridge,
will give a basket picnic at Steeps Grove
September 18th. The State lecturer, Hon.
J. T. Updegraf and other able speakers are
expected A grand time is anticipated and
every is invited.
Tommy, five-year-ol son of Thomas
Stone manager of the Union Flint Glass
works, attempted to climb up into the cup.
board on friday when a cream pitcher fell
and struck him on the head cutting 1t
severely.
The Buckeyes and Nationals, Of the
Buckeye Glass Works, played game Ut ball
yesterday, the Buckeyes winning by score
Of Is to4.
Mrs. Merritt, of st. Clairsville, is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Miller,
on the Orchard.
Mrs. Luella Shipman and daughter, of
Parsons, Kansas, are visiting Levi Shipman,
Sr.
IT. Hanes is turning out some fine work
among which is large Italian marble m on
um-nI for the Harper family.
Judge w. ID. Hotf, OF Missouri, and Judge
J. Calvin Gray, Of our town, have associa.
ted in partnership. and opened law office
in Harrison s building.
Mrs. Jane Evans left yesterday for Cleve-
land, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Harry Exley and Miss Ella Exley
are enjoyin the Inequalities OF REM. EI.
ley, Sr.
Mr. John Ulrich is having a three-story
brick building erected at Etnaville. The
first story will be for store rooms. the Sec
und drtliing and the third hall. ExIey
& Co have the contract for the frame work,
and Selby Bros have the contract for the
brick work,
Yesterday afternoon Rev. E. r. Jones.
Of the N. K. Church, immersed Miss Mag
gle Pennington, Mrs. Charles Snively, Mrs.
Harrison Belts. Albert Harris. Mrs. Emma
Marker, John Thomas and Alfred Dew at
the blast furnace landing, preparatory to
their sdmitrance to the church as full
MEMBERS.
The Harvest Home picnic at Picker's
Grove, three miles west Ut town. yesterday,
vas largely attended, and was q very pleas
ant affair.
J. s. Harrison returned from the East
last evening.
To-day's church programme: Rev. A. W.
Werder OF st. Paurs Lutheran church,
Wheeling, will preach in the German
church at p. N. Usual services in the
U. p. church morning and evening, the
pastor officiating. At the NJ. L. church at
1870 o'clock the pastor will deliver .
memorial sermon on the death OF Mr.. VIM.
Burns and Mrs. Eliza Coss, who were msm-
bers Of that church, after which Those bap.
L., 81 nil ha vssH
as full members. The pastor will preach 10
the Bsptist church at 1880 Rev. Wm.
McCarrell will preach in the Presbyterian
church morning and evening.
Mrs.. Jas. J. M Adams and Mrs. VIM.
Timberlske, Of Harrisyille, are the guests
Of Mrs. J. 8 Harrison. -. ..
VIM PaGen and wife, left last evening
for WelIsburg, to visit relatives.
Miss Rosa Kerr, OF Granville. Who has
been visiting Mrs. w. r. Ratclif for Some
days, returned home yesterday.
Miss Grace Rainey. Of Cleyeland, Is visit.
ing Der aunt, Miss Lizzie: Rainey. III
Mis- Amanda Miller, leaves for Column
bus. this week, TO spend some weeks With
friends.
Mr.. Cadwalder Wells and his son George,
are visiting relatives at Mt Pleasant
Mrs. c z. Irwin. left yesterday for New
Castle, Pa, to spend some weeks with
friends.
Yesterday Marshal Hanson received Q
tobacco pail in which was very useful and
ornamental vessel. Ii was very handsomely
and estht ticslly engraved, and contained
a turtle. Robert appreciates the gift highly.
He sent il home, and says il is his intention
10 serve turtle soup to those two young
ladies, when arrested, who made such Q
lasting impression by their '.judiciou" IA
voring OF the soup served at the gathering
of the distinguished gentlemen the other
evening. These ladies' are probably not
awBre the penalty for the "offsnss" they
committed and assisted in is imprisonment
in the pepitentiary for term not eKeee j.
ing fifteen years and not less than Two
years.
Hon. J. T. Updegrf is reported to be III.
Father Drennen returned home lsst
night from q weeks trip TO Cleveland.
A game OF base ball was plsyed here yes
terday between the Rough and Resdy's'
of North Wheeling, and the Oscar
Wilde'S' Of this place. The score stood ls
to ii in favor Of the former club.
B. p. Brady has received alarge and COM
plete assortment Of store boxes and 10 nov
ready for the fau trade.