Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
MARTINS FERRY.

took place yesterday from the Methodist
Episcopal Church, wss-very largely attend
ed. Mrs. Souders was very popular young
lady, and her absence viii be keenly telt by
large circle Of friends, as well as By her
bereaved husband. Rev. Holtz preached a
very affecting funeral sermon over the re-
mains, which were inferred in the RivervieW
Cemetery.
Mr.. Benjamin Exley has refused to accept
the position of Water Works Trustee, to
which Mayor Mitchell appointed him last
Tuesday night. 1t is thought to Mr.. E. J.
Hoyle will be chosen to take his place.
Mr.. R. Barr left early this morning for
Jacksonville, Pa, to attend the funeIal OF
his sister-in.law, Margaret Daily. Mrs.
Barr has been there during the past tour
weeks attending her sister.
Mr.. s. F. Dean, our worthy postmaster,
has bad his Office nicely reprinted. Ii looks
as neat as q new pin.
Miss Edith Cattell and her brother VIII
left yesterday for Mt. Pleasant to visit
their parents.
The Martins Ferro Polo Club went out
to St. Clairsyllle to smuse the inhabitants
of that classic village last night.
The Lsughlin mill goes on tomorrow.
The puddlers and all will be at work until
the stock of material on hands is used up.
And still they comel Rev. Geo. Deep
ken is happy over the srriver of fine boy
baby.
Mrs. Ed. Milligsn has been sick for sew
eral days. -,
There will be preaching as usual at all
the churches to-day. At the Baptist there
will be services in the morning and even.
ing. At the NJ. Z. Church Rev. Holtz will
preach in the morning. In the evening he
will deliver the fourth Of series OF ser
mons to the young folks. This morning
Rev. Walker will preach special sermon
for the G. A. R., preparatory to Decoration
Day.
There will be quarterly meeting at the
A. NJ. Church today. In the morning Rev
Bell, the regular preacher, will preside In
the afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. DR.. Jones
of Wheeling, will preach in the same
church.
Rev. W. W. Walker, of Bellsire, will con
duct an Episcopal service at the Baptist
Church this afternoon at two o'clock.
The Crystal Coruet band will play at the
Capital City rink in St. ClairsVille Tuesday
night.
Miss Anna Meyers is lying very low with
typhoid pneumonia at her home on the cor
ner of Fifth and Hanover streets.
!. NJ Goudy has made some very nice
improvements on his property on Fifth
street.
Mr.. John Greene has opened confec-
tionary and news depot in the new Carpen-
ter building on Hanover street.
The Martins Ferry polo club plays again
at St. Clairsville Tuesday night.
Charles Thorngate and family have moved
to Wellsburg.
Mr.. Livingston, representing the Diebold
Safe & Lock Co., of Canton, o., was IN
town yesterday.
DR.. j. Il Terrell is in Bellaire attending
to the practice OF DR.. Albertson, during the
lstters absence.
There were more country people in town
yesterday than on any previous day for
several months.
Misses Geneva and Berthe Rice, the
frrmer of Sioux City, Ia, and the latter OF
Sewickley, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Joseph
Waters, on Walnut street.
On next Thursday night Burkett, Of
Wheeling, and Dobbins, Of this place, will
skate a race in the Alhsmbra Palace
rink. 1t Will no doubt be very interesting.
We had the pleasure of looking at a very
nice drawing OF C. & P enegine No. "a yes
terday. 1t is the work of our local artist,
l. C. Nelson, and reflects great credit on
his genius.
A. Ralston has put up q nice wire fence
in front of his residence, on Fourth street.
And still they come! James F,ndlay
smiles and says its a boy and weighs twelve
pounds. Twelve Founders seem to be fash
ionable. .
A part Of Martins Ferry" is crowded
out to-day and will probably appear to-moT-
row.
A number of young men" Goods per
haps) from Wheeling came over as, night
and got into q quarrel with crowd Of SIN all
boys, on Hanover street. 1t seems that the
boys applied the epithet of dude to one of
the Wheeling "children" whereupon quar-
rel ensued. We know it is very annoying
to have boys chide one for somethin; ne
can't help, but we also think the Wheel
ipeites would have shown more nerve BY
paying no attention to them.