Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-25
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Henry Frahel is seriously i'll at her
home On Fifth street, near Hanover.
Miss Fannie Mead has returned To Bell,
aire after a weeks visit with friends here.
MI. JHcob HOhenSaCk, who has been liv-
iug in the West during the past two years,
i the guest OF his father on Hanover street.
Mr.. Wan. F.. II. Connelly's children, who
have been sick, are all better,
The report that Rev. +. S. DeHass has
sold a part OF his farm ~ repudiated by
those in 4 position to know.
Miss Minnie Cox celebrated her six
tecmth birthday by entertaining the o. V.
T.. Club 1T her home on Second street.
Mrs. John Gribble il still seriously i'll at
her home in the Standard addition.
The FIRE hose recently purchased 10y the
city from the Fabric Fire Hose Company
OF New YORK city, arrived Yesterday morn
inr and caI temporarily stored in the Gel
lar IF the Parker building, on Second
street. twill 1T once be divided and
live hundred feet taken 70 Weber'S livery
stable OF Fayette street and FIVE hundred
feet to McCue Bros. & Carter's livery stable
on Walnut street. This action is deemed
advisable by the Mayor and Fire Commit
tee on account IT the hose carts not having
arrived. With the bose located as above
mentioned, it could easily bn thrown Oh a
wagon and hauled 20 Il fire. After the
uext Council meeting, work OB buildings
10 shelter the fire apparatus will probably
he commenced. ii is intended 10 erect a
,Ho.stury building on the vacant ground
on Filth street, between Hanover and Wal
.,,N tn lA,ynP Ynppl e., Ia. nNgl -. a YBgl
hnusp nul the upper Err nublir meetings.
i'ue lriut .hno Uc9r ID" VI. f. Church,
nwEsn ~ J. {. Nelson. will probably he
rented 10 sore tGr 0Inc. hos, cart, tie
nDok aud lad,irr tIurk 10 hr kept in the
fi'ii: Stree, nuiidIny.
ElcAart H"nng"c, Que ot the oldest nail
rrs in TINS section, who bias been employed
ia the j.aus&'iI mil ever since the Laugh
Inns purchased ths plant. las been forced
by iI health tO give up his position.
A meeting viii b" held in City Hall OH
saturday NIGHT for the purpose Of organih-
iuG 8 republican club.
The la,np lighters c"',plain that some Ui
the Lamps n" iOund hiOErh a]!I,,n3t every
day, and cite ~ an instance the tact that
the lamp ueir the old wooden factory has
been broken seven times in one week, aud
~ last the CNn and part ot Tia" burner car
riri OH. The police should look into the
nrattrr.
Mr.. VIM. Ong, Of New Sharon, ohio, is
lac guest Of hjs cousin, DR.. A. il Ung.
Mr.. L. }. Eaton, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of mis- old friend, Col. George w.
Mitchell.
Thieves entered the residence Of Mrs. s.
!. iianShtnn on Thursday night and car
RED on = mi~.riiaaGor2 lot OF domestic
utensils and clothing.
Miss Amelia Hrideustine was the guest OF
Mis-, LouiS, Seabright yesterday.
Miss Kittie H~aythorn, of Portland,
spent Il few hours in Martins Ferry yester-
dag.
K. c. CLARK WIS in the city yesterday.
Yesterday morning. nc. Michael Boyle
and Miss Maggie McEntae were married
by Rev. Father Tu0hy, in the Catholic
Church. 4 large assembly Of friends were
present. ani after the ceremony they re-
paired to the home Of the bride, on Second
street, where an elegant replSt was served
and discussed. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle left
for 4 short wedding tour on the / p. IN
train on the c. e T., followed by the good
wishes of u host Gf friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillespie, of Port
lard. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Gillespie, OF Summit street.
President William Weihe, of the Anal
gamatad Association, was IN the city yes
terday, among the nailers. No definite
action relative 10 the nailers joining the
AmalgamatiOu was taken, but it is rumOr-
ec that the action Will he taken before
many days. A prominent mailer remarked
last night that there were only two things
which kept them out, aud that the So
called iron.clad between them AMI tine
~l.qurLl;n was no part Of the trouble. One
OF the questions is. whether or not the
Amalgnmation vii! at once order a strike.
A majority of the workmeu are opposed to
IA strike at this time, and prefer not to Join
the Association if the strike will be IN in
evitable consequence. These matters will
all probably be amicably arranged in a few
days, and the nailers taken into the Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Andrew G%OttSchalk, of the Buckeye
GLASS Go, lett yesterday on a. extended
Western trip.