Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
MARTINS FERRY.
The Personal News OF Our FlourfshinS
Neishborhood Town.

Miss Emmn Neuzen, of Wheeling, is the
guest of James O'Neil.
r. Sweeney is at Sistersville recreating.
Frank Brooks, Jr, is back from pleasant
visit at Georgetown, Ohio. -,
The residences OF Peter Harrison anu
Robert Graham, on Third street, are en-
closed. III.
inc relations at Wellsburg for some weeks,
returned yesterday much improved IN
health. With.
Mrs. Hannah J. Martin, of Henrysyllle,
Who has been visiting her son, DR.. L. Z.
Martin, returned home on Friday, accom-.
panied byMrs DIR. Martin, who will spend
some days with her. , =
Mr.. Vim. Spear is visiting friends in
Pittsburgh. -, ,u q
is the guest of the Misses Spear.
Miss s. b. Thomas is visiting friends in
Pittsburgh. ,-u
I d, Spence started to Granville College,
near Newark, to finish his studies.
The Presbyterians will hold social at
Rev. J. J. McCarrolls residence, next
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Patrick Crowel was forty nine year:
old last Thursday and was the recipient OF
several presents:
dollars being realized. A large crowd was
present everything was sold and the affair
was very enjoyable one. =,
Misses Low and Rachel Lewis, OF 81,
Clairsville, are the guests OF their sister,
Mrs. E. ID. Cattcll
Miss Carrie Cattell is visiting her parents
at Mt Pleasant.
John Woods, the night ferryman at this
point, is a boiler, having worked at one
furnace in the Top.mill for thirty -seven
years.
been visiting her father, VIM. H. Starke,
for some days, returned on Friday.
Miss MoIie Hildreth, OF Wheeling, Is
visiting Misses Argyle and Jennie Gray.
Miss Maggie Pennington has accepted q
position as teacher in room No. in the
Central school.
Roscoe Conkling 0ng, who has been
spending few weeks with friends and rel
atives, returned to his home at Smithheld,
yesterday. -,
Yesterday, on business.
An infant daughter of VIM. Gill, of Third
street. died on Friday night, and will be
buried today.
Orr 4 Huskins, the expressmen, are hay.
ing nice wagon built for the Martins
Ferry trade.
Today's Church Programme - Usual
preaching by the pastors in the U. p, NJ. l.:
and Presbyterian Churches merning and
evening. Usual services this morning in
Baptist and Catholic Churches, the pastors
officiating.
The burning of the Nail City Glass
Works was the principal theme OF CONVEX
sation yesterday.
Dogs have not only suffered from the
deadly button, but turkeys, chickens and
cats are being poisoned.
Quite number of mill men leave for
Pittsburgh tomorrow to work in the mills
al that city.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER are be-
comm very popular IN here i;tos. and take the
Scarlet fever is abating at Aetnaville.
There are now only five cases, and no deaths
have occurred during the past week.
Lunch at Zimmerman's saloon every
morning.
Jas. Ralston and wife are at Wellsburg,
summoned by the death Of relative.
The best oysters are received at Mrs.
Siarkes every day. Try them.
Miss Sallie w. Orr is the guest Of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Capt. L. w. Inglebright.
Addie Van Pelt returned yesterday from
Benton, where he has been doing the tel.
egraphing for the agent during his absence.
On Friday evening it was reported that
the Laughlin mill would resume on Mon
day at the 1915 scale, and Of course there
was general satisfaction. Doubling the ru-
NOR, we asked Alex. Laughlin, President
OF the mill as to the truth Of the report
yesterday, and he emphatieally denied the
! statement, requesting us to contradict IL.
Wire making began at the factory on
Friday, and the factory will 90 on full TO.
, morrow.
Willis Hoyle left for Zanesville last night
to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Jane Evans retuened yesterday from
, a two weeks visit at Cleveland.
The Weatheralds and Oscar Wildes
played yesterday. Oscar Wildes Is, Wealth.
eralds 2. .. .....L..- .r
The Scrap Beggars," OF this city, white.
washed the Bridgeport club, yesterday, by
q score of fifteen TO nothing.