Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-07
MARTINS FERRY.
Interesting Aggregation of Yesterday
Condensed News Notes.

Interesting Aggregation of Yesterdays
Condensed News Notes.
The cooperative stove foundry is 60
Nearly IS 500 of stock has been subscribed
and most Of which has been paid in and
the company viii organize next Monday.
They have pure hased the Buckingham prop
erty, consisting Of a half acre Just above
the Union Glass Works for $4,000 and will
begin work the next day after they organ
ize. The Salvation Army will have big
time today. Ats o'clock they will mus
ter for March around the city, at o'clock
the Halleujah Banquet will take place, at
o'clock the mass outdoor meeting will be
held, and at o'clock the joyful jubilee
will be held. A military brass band aud
so commissioned officers will participate,
The Salvation Army will also have big
time at Walnut Grove next Sunday. The
Democratic county ticket nominated at
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday gives entire salts
faction here. Miss Hattie Robinson Of
Washington, Guernsey county, is the guest
of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Lon Hood
Tomorrow evening a moonlight social will
be held in the yard at the Presbyterian
Church by the ladies ofthat church, at which
a good time is expected. The mite society
will elect officers at the social Butter is
selling from twenty-five to twenty-eight
cents, according to the quality. The boil
! ers at the Laughlin mill, it is stated will
resume next Monday. A large force of
men are busy making repairs. The Han
over Hotel is being nicely repapered. The
Episcopal Church will not hold any ser.
vices till September. Miss Louise Hastings
has returned from pleasant visit to Bridge
port. Frank Jink will leave for Mountain
Lake Park to spenk week or so with rela-
tives. A fishing party consisting of Mr..
Harry Woods and family, Misses Kate
Dietz and Anna Stevenson, and others, have
gone up the river to spend a few days.
Edward Schofeld, who was recently badly
burned at the Etna mill, is getting along
nicely. James Pugh, George Rabertshan,
Charley Pugh, Elmer Robertshan, Pete
Stewart are at Beech Bottom fishing, and
report an immense time. VIII Hood has
returned from the country. Joseph Wier is
at Csnnonsburg, Pa, visiting relatives.
The Cleveland and Hendricks fishing club
consisting of Eugene Wilson, John Allen,
Harry Rhodes and Mike DeAey have re-
turned from Beech Bottom, and report a
big time. Robert Talbert, who died on
Tuesday, will be buried this afternoon at
Walnut Grove cemetery. A tele-
phone will be put in the
Cleveland and Hendricks club head
quarters till after the campaign. This is
enterprise. Wood Bros have Just COM
pleted burning another kiln Of 100000
brick. They are importing brick to sup
ply the demand. Last mis- ht there was
pleasant social gathering Of young folks at
Medilrs Mike Lacy and John Dobbins
will run foot race Saturday week for
pmse of 800. Last night very pleasant
birthday party was given Miss Carrie
Howell at her home in the south end. A
congregational meeting of the Presbytcr-
ian church viii be held tonight. George
Leseur will lower his business and dwelling
house corner Of Fayette and Third streets,
for which excavation has already begun.
Edward 0'Neill is making the regalias for
the Rechabites