Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09

shout the first of May on IN extended trip
through the West.
Mn Joseph Frazier ID quite sick at their
residence on Walnut street.
Mrs Maria Darrah,. of Tiltonville, who
has been visiting Mr. J. w. Darrah for
some days, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. w. II. Turner is dangerously Ill at
their residence on Fifth street
Yesterday Mr.. John Pickens, OF Scotch
Ridge, returned to Philadelphia to attend q
medical school.
Bishop Jaeger is stopping at the Hanover
Mrs. Henry Lewis is confin id to bed with
rheumatism at her residences on Fourth
street.
MI. Eugene Rider is "snatching light
ming" NJ Dennison, Ohio.
Aug. Marquardt is imgroving.
To morrow Frank O'Neill leaves for
Pittsburgh. where he has q good position.
Miss Shirley Van Pelt will return TO her
home in Muskegon county, Michigan,
sometime in the near future, much to the
reeret of her many friends hereabout.
Col. G. w. Mitchell, who recently as
sumed charge of the G. & 2. depot here, is
the right man in the right place and will
greatly increase his already great amount
of popularity. A Bellaire lady recently
said to the REGISTER representative, u
think YOU have such q nice agent in the
depot. / think he is so pleasant" She
meant the Colonel. -,
MIS-. Thos. Johns, who has been quite Ill
with typhoid pneumonis, is on the mend
and her sister, Miss Lizzie Rainey, Is SILL
very sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. John Green is confined to bed WIN
a severe cold.
Miss Mary Miller, of Wellsburg is the
NJ MrS n Wathprald
Mr.. Ollie Clever, of Mt Pleasant, returned
to his home yesterday after pleasant visit
TO Col. S. w. Mitchell.
Mrs. Mary Linn is still very low with
pneumonia, with the prospect for recovery
doubtful. The same can be said OF John q.
Green, who is down with blood-poisoning.
Miss Ella Stern, of Allegheny, is the
guest of Mr.. John Burton.
Rev. Father Tuohy's neics is quite SICK
vita quinsy.
Misses Maria Orr and Mollie Brown are
Miss Clara Wilson is on the sick list.
Rev. J. A. Laurence, of Pittsburgh, was
here on Friday the guest of his brother, J..
W. Laurence, Esq.
Jason Hobenssck Is quite low with in
flamation of the liver and is experiencing
great suffering. Three physicians are at
tending him and at this writing report his
symptoms more encouraging.
Benjamin Foster is dangerously i'll.
Miss Emma Cook is spending few days
with friends in the country.
Ed McCarty is under the weather,
Pete Brown, one of the joyial nailers at
with typhoid fever, for some weeks Is able
to walk around.
Mrs. DIR. T. c. Martin, who has been
very low with typhoid pneumonia is on
the mend.
w. W. Taylor's school on Scotch Ridge
closed on Thursday with speeches, d:a.
logues, first class dinner ard q general
good time.
At the coming spring election Martins
Martins Ferry will vote on the question as
to whether the town be incorporated as
city or not. The advantages that a city
be- over a village are numerous and the
vote will undoubtedly be unanimous in
favor Of a city. That is the way 1t
,hould be.
What has become of the water works
project? Some time ago Council appointed
a committee to look up this matter, but
nothing has been heard of ii since.
Mr. J. w. Clark, OF st. Clairsville will
asst me charge of the Hanover Hotel April
LIST Notwithstanding all reports to the con.
Isry. The report that he would not take
it brought several applicants.
For RENT First class store room In
Commercial block. Inquire at Commercial
Bark.
The next entertainment will be the
Grand Army gift concert in April, which
promises to be grand affair.
One Martins Ferry girl claims to have
already refused three proposals-one from
a wealthy young man. Boys you'd stand
poor show if all our girls were like her,
Notwithstanding this is leap year, but then
you know. We don't speak from eIPer'
ieNCe.
Services are again being held in the st.
Johns church. The pas tor, Rev. Father
Tuohy, still contemplates building il they
can sell their present church editce.
A meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent
Society and the citizens will be held at the
NJ F. church on Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. A full attendance OF the society
is desired.
Mr.. Samuel Still is quite sick and threat
ened with pneumonia.