Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
MARTINS FERRY.
An Interesting Budget From O7er In
Ohio,

MARTINS FERRY.
An Interesting Budget From O7er In
Ohio,
Considerable business wss transacted at
the regular meeting of Council on Tuesday
evening. The electric railway ordinance Was
passed TO its second reading, will be pass
ed within one week. The ordinances rels-
i've TO paving Hanover street was passed,
also the Caiawba street ordinance. Tts
petition asking for a sewer in the alley be.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, from Wal
nut to Hanover, was accepted ard granted.
A social and dance will be given at MY
dancing pavilion, at Burlington, on Sat-
urday evening, August 10th. Music by
Meiste1's orchestra. A good tins is guar
antCed 10 sll who attend. Objectionable
characters will be excluded.
JOHN ULRICH.
On Monday the condemnation suit Of
the Martins Ferry Terminal r ilway Com
pany versus Joseph Bell and Joel Wood
will be commenced. The Jury will view
the ground on that day and the taking Of
testimony will be commenced on Tuesday.
Lawn tennis has become quite rage in
our city, there being some six or eight
courts, Tue Arcadian Club, composed OF
some of our leading society peple, have
two courts aud then have not loom for all
of the clu6 that would like to play.
The Fifteenth Ohio Veteran Volunteer
Infantry will hold reunion at ST. Cl4iIs-
vile, August 81 and %, which will be
largely attended by Martins Ferry Vet
Grams and Sons of Veterans.
The Wood Base Ball Club of this city,
and the Red Letters, of Wheeling, played
. game at Riverside Park yesterday. The
score was 10 TO 3 in favor of the Wood
club.
Rev Earl D. Haiz passed through the
city yesterday on his way home to RivenO,
o, from the Pennyroyal reunion, which
was held near GAINESVILLE, this county.
A game of base ball was played yesier-
day between two nino] captainsd by Will
Dixon and Jacob LOlz The game re-
suited in a victory for Dixon 4 club.
The letter which was sent from Mar
tins Ferry, on Wednesday night, and
which should have appeared yesterday
morning, never come"
T. A lavender, of St. Louis, is in the
city. Mr. Lavender WAS former resident
of this vicinity, and has not been here be-
fore for twenty years.
BusiIe-1 has for several weeks been so
brisk on the O. q P. railroad that an extra
passenger coach is carried on all but se-
Commodation trains.
l. II. Cloudy, of Toronto, formerly OF
this place, posed through the city yester-
day, en- route for his home, after pleasant
visit with his father
Calvin Gathers, Of RAineytown, was ar
rested on Wednesday, charged by Jennie
Rysn with using Obscene and insulting
language toward her.
Mrs. John Quinn aad daughters, of Min
20, are spending few days with Mrs
Quinn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Car
mcbael.
G. Leatherwood, who lives a few miles
west Of the city, has started dairy, and
will hereafter serve ife3t milk 10 town
daily.
Miss Berthe Falconer is in the city, the
g1est Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. A. Dickson, of North Fourth street.
Miss Laura Paris, Cf Nebraska, who has
been the guest cf Miss Martin, Of Walnut
street, returned boms yesterday.
Walton r. BrAcken, of PittsbuTg, Pa,
was in the city yesterday on his way 10
NJ. Pleasant to visit mis- parents.
The Wm. Turner property on Fifth
street WAS sold yesterday at public sale to
DR.. w. E Hervey for 81, $50.
J. S. Harrison, who has been i'll for sew
eral days, had so far improved az to be
down to his store yesterday.
Miss Grace Up1eg5aff, of Mt. Pleasant,
is the guest of Mr.. and Ms. W. X. Rat
cliff, Oh Fourth street.
Charley Tay lor, of Piit,burg, left yester
day for his home, after spending several
days with his mother.
An -E.naville man was fined by Mayor
Mitchell yesterday for disorder committed
a month ago.
Geo. Peck, of Rush Ran, was in town
yesterday, the guest Of his cousin, Albert
Harris.
Dr.. 7. A. Parker, of Morgan county,
OaiO, is IN the CITY, the guest Vi mF' -. "
Parker.
Misses Sallie Miller and Alma Chessell
are al MI. Hope, O., rusticatiDg.
Charley Green weJ in Rochester, Pa,
yesterday, calling on friends.
Rev. Henry Stein was in Bellaire, yes
terday, calling 90 friends.
Mrs. Amelia Wallace is the guest Of her
father, Mr. Joseph Ecyin.
Mr. Geo. McKim was in Bsllsire, yester-
day, on business.
Mr.. Dick Neal, of Portland, O., was in
town yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day on the C. & P.
railroad.
Peter Wagner is again confined TO his
bed.