Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-05
MARTINS FERRY.

On Wednes6a; a. .Et Miss ) b. Thomas,
assisted by her brother Will n. Thomas,
entertained the \. T. +. +. club at the
residence OF their parents, corner Of Fifth
and Hanover streets The evening was
very pleasantly spent 81 games and quiet
social amuSeCients till ten o'clock, when
elegantly palstsble refreshments were
served, Those present were: Misses Car
rie Inglebright, Madge Newland, Blanche
Medill, Msude NewIand, Lizzie Medill,
Maggie Kerr, Ella Campbell. Edith Nc.
Kim, Flora Williams, Mary McKim, Kate
Ralston, Anna halston, Matte Ex-
10y, Fannie Van Pelt, Mary
Davidson, Jessie Swartz, Belle Updegraf,
Bessie Brady, Mamie Duncan, Of Bridge
port; Cora Woods, Of Bellaire. and Messrs.
Chas. Selby, Robt. Stewart, Chas. VanPelt,
James and Joe Pennington, Ed. w. Reid,
Geo. Ralston, Charles W. Swartz, Roscoe
Oug, Walter Dsrrah William CrcEell,
Frank link, Mortimer Williams, J. W.
Php5us, A. W. Kerr, ", X. Adrian, Frank
O'Neill
Tie revival nov u: progress at the M.
Z. Church has been productive Of many
good results and will be continued indefn.
itely. On Sabbath last there we're twenty.
four accessions to the church.
Council has been trying 10 meet for sew
eral days past but it seems that the tusi,
ness to be transacted is Of too much i'm
portsnce tothe tom .or ner representatives
to trouble A.
, Charles Lyman, Of East Liverpool, O, is
10 town on business.
Harry Souders has returned from Q
short visit 10 ont Of town friends.
/ Daniel Curtis ia confined to bis home
with severe indisposition.
A new tobucconist has opened shop in
one Of Mrs. Johnson's rooms on Second
street, near Hanover.
John Moore has opened general black.
smith shop in the stand .oEnefiy occupied
by Charles ,,Jles,
Mrs. Benjamin Davis, Of the Garden
Spot, died at her home yesterday. The -
mains will be taken to Cleveland Tor Ia
terment on the early train ro-dsy.
Mr.. Michse, Reilly, who las beef
seriously III for several dsys, Is GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. John Davis fell on the ice yestsrdG,
and spraiued bis ankle badly.
The ladies Of the g. A. r. will hold {
pound party and festival in g. A. r. Hal
MondaJ evening next, 10 raise funds 10
the erection Of the soldiers monument 70
Riysrview cemetery.
Jimmy Laing and Joe Gleyin had littl
fsticuff on the railroad, near Barney Nc
Entee's saloon, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Fowler, who mas been lynn
seriously III ct ise home OF her son, Ber
EoElar, in Clsrk's addition, died ct hsli
past two Yesterday afternoon.
Ed. Nolte will purchase Sam Huskin'
city delivery and express wagon and TAX
charge Of the same on Monday neI..
There was man in town yesterda
Offering cloth-boSbd book, cottag
therr orleter and barometer and Q year
subscription TO weekly magazine, all 70
dollar.
The Backsye glass works are doing yer
veil now. There we're siy shops On yeste
day and eyery.hi5g working smoothly.
Miss aura Finnerty has returned frot
4 q t0Itc uuulhs VEN IA iONes
Mr.. W. Hymes, the proprietor Of .se e.
] press wagon which the intelligence OF ye
: terday reports as demolished, wishes us
say that 90 Gar a. bis team s concerned Q
runsxsy occurred and there is nor
: likely 70 occur. Such reports have te
: denoy TO ipjure the gentlemsns bushes
o as merchants do not care 10 entrus. tie
hauling to q man with Q tssls that 10 b
bic to run away Al any time and eau
general destruction.
1t Ia reported on pretty good authori
o that Wilfsm Barns and Miss Rebect
d Furbey we're married within the paa =
l. daJs. They will GO to housekeeping
e Mr.. Burns house o, Walnut street
= NJ. RaisSr, . clever joSial fellow vi
? has been express manager on 80 and
on the c. K P, has LEFT 70 take Q moro
cratiye position. His place ia De sll
byE. ". shafr.
Oi Or Wednesday night thieves enter
70 Joseph Munsloas residence through
t. window and carried Of $40 vo,tk OF clo
4, isg. They then vepI ost through
q, front door, locked il, and took the
Eiih them.