Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-03
MARTINS FERRY.

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For wife beating, George Rice of Psulr'
! addition, was arrested end locked up -
| tertiay, dc, will be g;ed to-morroV,, On
Friday Pearl Scho6eld, . helpee q u
/ Etns Mn, was ffightfally burned In Tn
Back by pair of hot tongs. Louis Sea
bright, . young man working at Seabrighti
brick yard met withs very serious accident
| He was working on the roof Of the wher
suddenly he slipped and fell 70 he ground
a distance Of about sixteen feet, breaking
| his right leg below the knee. The bones
| were terribly mashed and IN making an ef
| fort to take his boot off almost severed the
limb from the body. He is gett.
| ing along as well as could be expected
Mrs. Jane Lewis aged % years, residing o.
Glenn's Rum, above here, died On Thursday
| of pneumonia, and was buried at the Bur
lington semetery, yesterday. Rev. g. c.
Sedgwick oficisted. Frank Wallace has
sold his livery stable to- Capt W. HI Orr.
Mr.. C. Long has Just finished roofing the
large new residence of Mr. Geo. Vennum in
the Garden, Spot Mn. Chas Gauding.
aged about 48 years and residing in Nc.
Swords addition, died on Friday and will
be buried tbs morning 1T the Red Mems
Cemetery, in Wheeling. She died from
consumption The work of repairing and
improving the Presbyterian church'is being
pushed forward a. vigorously a. possible:
The improvements viii make swonderful
change in the appearance Of the church.
In addition to the improvements already
mentioned the. Sabbath school room is
! to be enlarged. They want to have
the church ready in three weekA
To-day will be missiona ~ day ia the NJ: Z.
church. Usual preaching. The boilers at
the Etna mill are off till Wednesday next
The S-inch mill will 60 on, tomorrow. The
Standard mill is making fair time. The
locust tree. csrner Fayette and Second
streets, one of the Oldest, if not the Oldest,
has Just been cut down for fence pots. A
A petition for the curbing of Fourth street
is being circulated 1t is reported that the
boilers at the Laughlin mill will 60 on to-
morrow week. The demonstration to be
given here on the 18th inst. by the INDIE
pendent Order of Rechabites promises to be
big affair. Tents from the neighboring
towns will participate. The parade in the
morning will be headed by Kramer Of
Wheeling. At the picnic in Walnut Grove
there viii be dancing and other amusements
also speaking by prominent men of the
order from GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and other
places. A potatoe grown on the farm Of
Gray & Thoburn by John Besltie, weigh
ing Is ounces is OF exhibition at DR.. Oar
rah's drug store. This is large for this
year The citizens Of Walnut street are
very Judgment over the laying Of the curb
ng, and have gotten ups petition against
it. The eurbing is about 2 feet above the
street and will require much filling. This
is what they object to. A remonstrsnce
is being circulated and largely signed by
our people and those residing in the coan-
try, to prohibit the levy of another bex on
the Martins Ferry and Colerain turnpike.
The people think that the money taken in
at the toll gates ought to keep the road up.
DR.. 5. B. West is having his residence
greatly beautifed by new coat
Of paint. Hellings are having .
gravel walks made along their property on
West Hanover street. The Presbyterian
Lawn Fete at the residence of Mr.. w. N.
Holiday on Hanover street, on Friday even
ing, was largely attended and Was grand
success. The camp meeting Of the N. +.
Church commences again this evening and
will continue until Monday evening. Preach.
ing tonight by Rev. J. II. Hargrave, and
on tomorrow morning Rev. s. T. X. More
J. T, Secrest Of Bridgeport. Evening SER
vices will be conducted BY Rev. j. II.
Moreland Music by the Twilight Glee
Club, assisted by Prof S. W. Wallace.
Commission services after the 3 o'clock
meeting. Mrs. Mary Burris and son Bert
have Just returned from On extensive
Tip through the far West.
Miss Sadie Reagan left yesterday for
Pleasant Hill to spend several weeks with
friends. Miss Lot,ie Hoop, who has been
away visiting for several weeks, returns TO-
day. Mrs. Alex Davidson and daughter.
Miss Marian, left Yesterday for Smith6eld
to visit friends and relatives. Mr.. Adam
Warnig and family leave tomorrow for
Marietta to spend several weeks among
friends. Mrs. S. G. Robinson and her
motherin-law, Mrs. Mary Robinson, who
have been in Morgan county, the guests Of
friends, for several weeks, will return home
on Tuesday. Mr.. Richard Brown and
family will visit Pittsburgh. Mrs. Jacob
Green is in the country among
friends. Mr.. J. T. Hanes is back
from Pittsburg Mr.. Bud Hillman and
wife have returned from an extended visit
along picturesque Cheat river. Charles
Green, ESQ.,, will leave Monday for the
Smoky City to spend several days with
friends. Mr.. George Weber and wife took
in the c. & r. excursion to Cleveland.
John Stewart, who has been down with fe-
yer, is able TO walk about the house. Miss
Rose Young returned on Friday from Q
pleasant visit to Cincinnati. Miss Lille
Tanuehill has returned from a pleasant
visit to Brilliant. Rev. f. r. Jones will
leave this week for the country with his
family in search Of health Miss Jessie
Tupp, who has been visiting Gsllipolis and
who was recently taken ILL., is much
worse. Her mother will 90 down to day over
the B. &. q. The illness Of Miss Jessie will
be sad news to her many friends. Miss
Elva Alexander, of Washington, Pa, is the
guest Of Martins Ferry friends. Mrs, Isaac
Wagenor, who has been quite sick, is i'm.
proving rapidly. Harry Henshaw. clerk in
the New York branch store, will return TO
the East tomorrow Mrs. Lewis Wilhelm
left yesterday for Pittsburg TO spend few
weeks with friends Z. c. Boyd is back
from the East. Daniel Westlake is improv-
ing rapidly and will soon be able to walk
around. W. z. Moore is in Bellaire on
business and pleasure. is. Adds, Esq.
representing Spence's agricultural works,
lett yesterday for Pittsqurg on business.
Rev. George B. schodde and wife, Of Colum-
bus, are the guest Of friends here: Mrs.
Mary B. Burris and son BERTHE, has re-
turned from the West, looking exceedingly