Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
NEWS BUDGET
OF all the Gossip and Happenings Of
Aartfn's Ferry.

or all the Gossip and Happenings Of
Aartfn's Ferry.
VIM. Duvsll and o. n. Waddle, of Bril-
liant, w. r. Thompson, wife and son, OF
Columbus, and W. P. Robinson, OF Wheel.
ing, registered at the Hanover Hou Sc yes
terday.
8. Morgan has the contract for build
ing q large twostory frame house for VIM.
Zinck on Walnut street.
Frank Powers, of Pittsburg is visiting
his father.in-law, Daniel Westlake, on
Third street.
Mr.. Ross. very prominent wool mer-
chant of Guernsey county, o., is ng
friends at the Boyd House on Fifth street.
We wouldn't be surprised if he was nego.
tiatipg for partner.
ing friends.
We dropped into the handsomely fur.
nished ice cream parlor of Peter Wagner,
on the corner Of Second and Hanover
streets last evening, and after sampling
his delicious chocolate cream were shown
into his new restaurant and lunch room
department, which is fitted up in good
STYLE, and will fill long felt want here:
Miss May Robinson, who has been visit
ing friends in Smithield for the past two
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Miss Sallie Carmichael returned home
Yesterday from q visit 10 Mingo.
Samuel Smith and wife, Of West Liberty,
wers the guests of ]. W. Watkins, ysster-
A. Bowers and A. L. Hood will tank in
the Buffalo excursion Saturday.
John Whitman is in Pittsburgh visiting
friends. IN
leave shortly for Hamilton, Canada, they
expect to work in glass factory ATTY that
place.
Robert Pastens and family of Steubep-
Vile, are visiting friends here. =
Misses Ora Boyd and Hattie O'Neal are IN
the country visiting friends:
J. II. Vanpelt handled the cash on the
Little Anna yesterday.
]. W. Hoyle returned yesterday from a
visit TO friends at Smithfield, o.
Messrs. Mcclure, Roberts, Haley, Furfey
and Fisher, of Beaver, Pa, registered a.
the Sherman House yesterday.
Mrs. Alex. Frasher will leave this mornt
ing for Pittsburgh, to visit friends.
The trial of the incorporated village OF
Martins Ferry against the Pennsyl vania
Railroad Company was brought before
Mayor Mitchell Saturday afternoon and
continued until 8 O'Clock to day.
The members Of the Martins Ferry stove
works met last Friday evening and elected
the following officers: President, John
Armstrong; Vice President, Harry HE'LL
ing: Treasurer, w. r Ratclitf; Secretary
NJ. C. Mitchell; Manager, Josheph Medlll.
This company reports business for the last
year very good, with better prospects IN
the future.
There was more trouble at the gas we'll
Saturday evening while roaming out the
hole to allow the casing to pass down. Inc
bit got fast and was broken OIL, which Will
cause another delay.
The Black Diamond Tool works started
up yesterday after few days vacation.
The forge department at the Laughlin
mill went on full yesterday. The nail mill
will go on to-day.
DR.. Darah will probably locate here.
Mrs Joseph Medell is visiting at Stuben-
Vile, Ohio.
The Excelsior fishing club, which We b ave
STYLED the frog eaters" from the fact that
they make frog catching and eating spe'
ciaitv, are camped at Excelsior Spring, one
| mile this side OF Brilliant. They claim TO
have caught and eaten twenty seven OF the
| deleCtable monsters on the Fourth OF July,
| some of which they assert were either M
teen long or weighed fifteen pounds. we
were somewhat excited on hearing this
very plausible story, and are not quite pre-
| pared to say whether it was pounds or feet
| but will give you the names OF the clur
| and let you judge for yourself. They are
| ]. Craig, T. Charleston, H. Hegner, b. Don
ovon and Pat Lacy. Success to you, boys