Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
MARTIN'S FERRY.

The German Lutheran church will pic
mic at VIM. Helling's tomorrow.
Dan Stewart is supplying the Laughlin
mill employees with water.
Sore hands are numerous among the mill
boys.
VIM. Trip, wife and daughter, of Spring
field. are visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Rosa Docato, of Trenton, N. j., and
Miss Ann Flenegan, of Georgetown, Pa,
who have been visiting John Williams for
some weeks, will return to-day.
Eight eight.penuy feeders can find EN-.
ployment at the Laughlin mill.
The Ohio Valley wine factory, Lippehardt
& Wagenor proprieiors, is running stea ly,
pressing about 5000 pounds of grapes / er
day.
Everett Wallace has opened shoe store
in Black & Watkins building. Everett is
a cripple. He is young and accommodating
land should be patronized.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. Z.
church will Mold their monthly social at the
church.
Dr.. I. Werlich has just placed in his
elegant drug store the finest chandelier in
the city.
Gen. Kefford has returned from a sum-
mers visit at his old home in Virginia.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup will GER
tainly advance, If the population continues
increasing.
Miss Minnie Watson, who has been visit.
ing friends in Philadelphia, has returned.
J. II. Haynes is in Cincinnati.
T.'B Lewis is having his residence, cor
ner Hickory and Fourth streets, nicely
reprinted.
Give US a decent postoffice.
Isaac Colts is building the boss delivery
wagon.
An exciting runaway took place on Han
over street yesterday afternoon. Judge
John Cochran's fruit wagon turned the cor
ner of Hanover and Fourth streets, q bolt
holding the shafts became loose, allowing
them to drop on the horses leg. This fright
ened him, and he started down Hanover,
upseting the wagon in front of Mr. Starkes'
confectionery. The driver and little son
of Vim. II. Starke and the grapes were all
dumped out together. Young Starke was
thrown on his face and had it badly bruised
and scratched, besides having his leg fright
fully bruised. The driver sustained severe
injuries on his left leg, and the grapes
spilled were soon "gobbled up" by kids"
The horse ran on down Hanover street. and
was stopped near 0ng's drug store.
Mrs. Rev. J. J. McCarrell Is visiting
friends in Kentucky.
Alexander McElfresh and wife, of Nc.
Lain county, Ill, who have been enjoying
the Inequalities Of Marshal Robert Hanson,
returned home yesterday.
VIM. McWilliams and wife have returned
from brief visit at Burreli, Pc.
Everything Is quiet and police business
dull.
The foundation for Mr.. Whites tenant
houses, in Paulrs addition, is completed.
Samuel Heaton, of Heaton & Grayson,
left yesterday for weeks visit through
the State.
Miss Cora Thompson, of Steubenville, is
the guest of Miss Clara Bird.
Mr.. James Pennington has accepted a
position with 7. A. Scott.
Miss Delora Coss, who has been sick with
fever, is convalescent
Mrs. Theo. Snodgrass left for Mingo yes
terday, to visit friends.
The Laughlin mill is shipping nails be-
fore cold.
Mrs. Nose Mccain has Just returned
from 4 three weeks visit to Sistersyille, w.
Va.
4 Lucien Martin. wife and child, who have
been visiting friends and relatives at Nus
kegon, Michigan. are home
Mr.. J. I. Thomas Is IN Pittsburgh, on
business.
Mr.. J. T. Scott has removed his store in
Harrison's old stand, in the Commercial
Block, and his family into his house on
Hanover street
The A. N. Els will give social AZ tbs
church next Saturday evening.
The first nails cut at the Laughlin mill
were sent to Theaker q Dickson.