Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-25
MARTINS FERRY.

Samuel Wcstwood, wife and children,
who have been visiting relatives down the
river, returned yesterday.
A number of Martins Ferryites took in
the Rock Hill reunion, yesterday.
Rev. +. s. DeHass is here on a months
furlough He will preach at Moundsyille
next Sunday.
The floating gang on the e. & P. are wind
ing up the work OF laying steel rails.
The Presbyterian church will give So
cal on the lawn tonight. Supper Will BE-
served from six TO ten
The attention Of Mr.. PumpfSer is called
to Keesey's pump. Been out OF gear for
over week.
Ground has been broken for the Presby-
terrain parsonage.
The Lancaster Chapel congregation social
cd OH Wednesday evening. The occasion
was success financially, socially and other.
wise, and forty eight dollars was realized.
The colored NJ. +. congregation will begin
their campmeeting next Sunday at Walnut
Grove.
Miss Paddle Long returned yesterday
from three weeks visit at Darlington.
Chalmers SedwCk, who moved to Mis-
souri, some months since, is very low with
general debility.
Thos Mears is off on weeks business
trip to Cincinnati, Chattanooga, st. Louis,
Aurora ana Otner cltles.
The German Lutheran Church will pic
ric at Henry Hellings tomorrow (Sltur-
day) and a royal time is anticipated.
Herman COss, an employe at Woods
brick yard, tripped yesterday and scratched
up his foot badly.
The Oscar Wildes OF our little city and
the Eagles of the Island, are matched for
game of ball on the Island tomorrow.
Black & Watkins large two-story brick
business and dwelling house, corner Fifth
and Walnut streets, is approaching compile.
ton.
Thos Johns, of our little city, and Mr.
Kirk, of st. Clairsville, left for Colorado
last night TO look after some valuable min
ing interests.
Mr.. T.. u. Cattell and wife, returned YES
Atlantic City.
K. +. Howell, Secretary of the Union
Flint Glass Works, departed for the East
yesterday on business.
Miss Edith Cattell, of Mt. Pleasant, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Lizzie Updegraf, who has been
spending her summer vacation in the coun-
try returned yesterday.
The pick and rake factory OF II. War.
wood is only making about half time, on
account of the scarcity of iron.
hlsS Lizzie CudTOl, OI MI. IIedSdut Is III
town visiting friends
Frank Souders, who has been down with
typhoid fever for some time, is able to be
out
+. c. Boyd returns from the East, to-day.
Commercial Hail is being made awful
handsome. 1t is being reprinted grained,
frescoed and papered.
Our physicians are of the opinion that il
the public wells would be cleaned OCCASION
ally less sickness would prevail.
We understand that W. II. Pinney, for
merly Of our town, has began publishing a
paper at Titusville, Pa, called Sunday
World. Pinney is bully good fellow and
We wish him much success.
Miss Lille Love, of Steubenville, is
down visiting her many friends.
Thoburn Post G. A. Il. removedi into its
new hail in Harrison's building yesterday.
The big c. & P. employees picnic takes
place at Walnut Grove tomorrow.
Miss Mabel Miller returned yesterday
from an extended visit 10 Stenbenville, ac-
companied by her aunt, Miss Anna Miller,
OF that city.
John Menenhall, of Massilon, is spend
ing few days with friends and relatives.
Theo. Snodgrass returned from Piney-
fork Yesterday. where he has been doing
considerable painting.
DIR. A. r 0ng is in Cleveland on bust
ness, pleasure, DC.