Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Gas WE'LL TROUBLES

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A Marsin's Ferry = weidings : Per
- sonaI and Social Geasip.
Ard still more trouble is being exper-
fenced at the Laughlin mill gas well. More
salt water was struck yesterday and the
work was resumed. The casing was taken
ont and the hole viii be reamed. The rope
was broken yesterday. The well is about
500 feet deep. The work Of boring at the
PAUL. well will be resumed next Monday.
The boiler and engine has arrived New
rope vTll arrive to-day and anything VIII
be in shape BY Monday.
The matrimonial market continues
boonisK Mr.. Frank Volhardt, formerly
Of this city and now Of Wellsburgh, came
down Yesterday and carried OF Miss
Lizzie Johnson, as his wife. The wedding
iook place at the residence of the brides
psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, johnson, on
Second street, Third ward. The ceremony
was performed precisely at o'clock ?. n.
by Rev. W. Wier, pastor OF the U. +.
Church. The wedding was quiet one,
only the members of the family and few
friends being present 1t came of so I'M
expectedly and quietly that the neighbor.
hood was completely paralyzed to learn OF
the affair. The happy couple left on the
evening train for Wellsburg, their future
home. They have our kindest wishes.
Mr.. Richard Muhleman, the popular
down town barber, who wasmarfied to MISS
Louisa,Dimmy at Pleasant Valley the, other
night returned yesterday with his pretty
httle bride and is shaking hands with nus
NUMEROUS friends.
Miss Matte CLARK, of this city, and Mr..
Nj
united in marriage in the Presbyte1an
church next Thursday.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Harlan Ong, of Smithfeld, is the
guest of his brother, DR.. A. Z. Ong.
John Hall, Esq, is home on abort
visit. -,
, Messrs. Ace Neyil and VIM. Dunlap, of
Steubenyille, are in town meeting friends.
Mr.. Mansel Rose, of Guernsey county, ts
in the city. There appears to be q great
attraction here for Mr.. Rose:
Miss Ada Dilworth is on the sick list.
Mr.. VIM. Lephard is back from success
full Southern trip IN the interests Oh the
Ohio Wine company.
MIS-. Edward Wright is spending few
weeks with Pittsburg friends.
Mr.. II. Floto and wife and Mr.. Patrick
McDonough, are taking in the CINCINNATI
Exposition.
Lucien C. Nelson has begun working on
the Presbyterian Banner, Pittsourg.
Mr.. A. Scott and Misses Flora and Ray
Scott, of New Philadelphia, are the guests
of Mrs. Thos. Greer.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The Orion Dramatic Club will meet to-
night at G. A. K. Hall TO arrange pro-
gramme for the winter.
UQSfaFnaY q
large number went over from here. Sew
eral manufactures stopped to let their EN-
ployes 20. The number Of country people
was immense. 1t is highly spoken Of.
Florence, ten. year old child OF Mr.. l.
X. McCue, died yesterday OF scarlet fever,
after a brief illness. A seven.year-old
child of Martin Hunter died OF the same
disease.
The schools closed yesterday. To-day
the scholars will take in the fair.
Flicker Coss was again run in yesterday
about o'clock for breaking up house.
keeping. He was discharged on depositing
IS for his appearance.
Tie funeral OF Dasie, the youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Colts, OF the Third
ward, who died on Tuesday, was very
largely attended. Rev. J. J. MCCarrell and
Mr. r. Bsrr officiated.
The Republicans will open the campaign
here next Monday evening. General q.
Il Raum and T. B. Wilcox will speak.
Look ont for the SUNDAY REGISTER next
Sunday. Lots OF Martins Ferry news.
Up till this writing nothing is known as
to the fire bugs" who burned the Buck
eve Glass Company's straw shed and ware.
house. Mr.. John F. Miller, secretary OF
the works, informs US that their loss will
not be over 1900. This is much less than
NAs at first expected.
MrN,a fine calf hand Sawed shoes inst re-