Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
MARTINS FERRY.

On Wednesday night J. o. Gray and
wife celebrated their wooden wedding, at
their pleasant home Garner Of Fourth snd
Hanover streets. Avery pleasant evening
was spent, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gray are TO
bs congratulated, not only on their ami
verssIy, but on their abilities as entertain
ers. The presents included chairs, tables,
stools, and ell kinds of wooden ornaments.
Those present we're DR.. and Mrs. b. U.
Williams, Hon. Johu S. Cochran and wife
DR.. and Mrs J. NJ. Blackford, Mrs. Z. G.
Blvd, DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Ong, MI. md
Mrs. T. W. Shreys. Mr.. and Mrs. d: U.
Wetherald, Miss Kate Stewart, Miss Ella
Thoburn, Miss Laura SSsrtZ, Miss Etolse
GRAY, Miss Hannah Bird, Prof. Edwin Z.
SPARKS, Rev. II. N. Campbell, Rev. A. Z.
b owDlee. Capt. and Mis-. L. w. lngle-
bright, Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. Sheets, MI.
and Mrs. W. r. Ratctff, DR.. and Mrs. W.
E. Hervey.
Thoburn Post No. 70, G. A. R., elected
the following officers Wednesday night:
Commander, d. 4. Allen; Senior V. O.,
Frtd Beymer, Junicr V. O., ]. E. Wleri
Surgeon, Seth Howell; Chaplain, Kew l. ..
Winters; Qusrtermsster, John MAIDEN
Officer of the Day, ]. L. Brooks; Otioer Of
tie Guard, George Riggs; Delegate 10 10
psrtmept Encampment, 7. d. stanton: Al
~ternate, Fred Beymer; Trustees, d.. X. Allen,
W. II. Orr and Fred Beymer.
Mr.. D. woodford, Vice President OF the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad, ano
Attorneys J. N. Reese, T. B. Swaney, J.
E. Terry, J. N. Ltssick and T. Z Rosen'
thai were in the city yesterday consulting
with persons who own real es'ate on the
comTany's proposed right OF way bstWeen
here and Portland. What sctlon was
taken could not be learned, and another
meeting is to be held
On Wednesday evening, Miss Jennie
Dixon entertained q number Of her young
friends at her home in the First ward
Those present were Misses Jessie SWartz,
Apns G,eep, Katie Ralston, B:rtie Key
ser, Ella Campbell aud Messrs. Joseph
Pennington, James n. Hukill, W. d.
Darrah, Alex. McConnanghy and Howard
Griffith.
All the machines are on at the Laughlln
except the 8 and 10. The mill will CON-
mence running double turn to- morrow
night and continue till December l7th, *
cent the hot machires. The workers OF the
hot machines will run the cold machines
at night.
A few CT the shops have been put off at
the Buckeye Glass Works. Manager
Charlton stated yesterday that all the men
WHO could be made useful would be kept
on 80 long as the two furnaces are Kept at
work.
Ga Wednesday night thieves carried CT
sill but two Of William Woodruf's chick
ems. These would no doubt have been
taken slso had the thieves not beer fright
ened away.
Joseph Munslow and family are now re-
siding in Fiudlay, Ohio, where MI. NUNS
low has secured q petition ss foreman IN d
large foundry conc ,rn.
Mss Maud Updeyraf passed through
tie city yesterday, en- ro1te for her nome
to spend the holidays,
Miss Lizzie Rainsy returned last even
ing from Nav York City, where she has
been visiting.
William Blew and family are in Pitts
burg visiting Mr.. Blew's relatives.
TIE Knights of Honor meet tonight to
elect officers for the coming yesr:
Miss Iuez Majors returned home yes
terday from Rochester, Pa.
G. ". Baxter, of the s.. P. & o. railroad
was in the city yesterday.
Wy III n,nob and n Hukill are in
Brilliant visiting friends.
H. Bettes was in S:eubenVills on bust
ness yesterday.
George II Smith is in the West on a
business tip.
William Mann was IN Mrngo yesterday
on business.
Mc O. E. Parable, of Cleveland, is in
tbs city.
Mrs. James A. Dickson is on the sick
list.
Underwear nj Dixon Bros.