Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-17
MARTINS FERRY.
The News of the Day in Our Busy Ohio
NeighbOr Town.

The News of the Day in Our Busy Ohio
NeighbOr Town.
Mr.. Louis Schehle, of the firm of Lott
& Schehle, our well-knOwn and energetic
grocerymen, and Miss Louise Sesbright,
were married yesterday afternoon at one
O'Clock BY Rev. Doepkin, of the German
Lutheran Church, at the home of the
brides father, Mr.. Charles Seabright, just
back of town. The ceremony was per-
formed 10 the presence OF the near rels-
tives of toe parties. They received many
elegant presents and were the recipients
of hearty congratulations. The bride wore
= gray travelling suit, and the groom the
usual suit of black. After the ceremony
vas performed they adj5urned 20 the din
ing room where sumptuous dinner was
served. The couple left on the four
o'clock train for the east. They expect 10
be gone about two weeks, and Immediately
ol thsir return will 70 to housekeeping on
North F,urth street.
The Baptist Church of this place VII
give festival in Lafayette Hall on Friday
and Saturday evenings, October Is and l9.
The members have been working hard FIR
some time 10 raise funds for parsonage
and have taken this means to help them
out. There is one good thing about the
festival, DO one cOntesting for snythiog
will be allowed to beg in the ball, thing
which has been done on all former occa-
sions of this kind, and become quite
Nuisance.
Yesterday at high noon Mr.. Chas. Paul
aad Miss ADgie Findlsy were married at
the Plesby terian Church by Rev. Camp
bell, in the presence OF number of friends
aud relatives. Tee bride wore beautiful
dress of blue trimmed in light silk. The
groom wore the conventional black. Trey
left on the l: 30 train for Bsllsire, where an
elegant dinner was waiting They will re-
turn on Monday aud 90 to housekeeping on
Washington street, where the groom has
everything in readiness.
The memorial window, given by John
F. Miller, of Anderson, formerly Secretary
of the Buckeye Glass Company here, TO the
Episcopalin Church, is pronounced by
those who ought to know, one Of the finest
in this portion of the country.
The Laughlin Nail Company expect to
get on full tomorrow. They have only
been working the cold machines for the
past two weeks ald they are behind in
their orders for these nails.
P. B. Martin, sdjuster for the CONNER
cial Union, of London, was in the city yes
'erday on business, and also TO see his
friends, Messrs. Harry NOrthwood and
Percy Beaumont.
Col. Southesland, of Smitbfield, o., who
is connected with the S P. o. z R., was
in the city yesterday. He says the pros
pecls for the road are good.
New caution signs have been placed on
the railroad crossings by the O. x P. K
in place of the ones that were painted over
week ego.
Mike Ryan, Who has been working in
Bowling Green, has returned home on a
visit He is thinking of going to Penn
sylvanis.
Wallace M5dill and Miss Cora Medill,
from near Portland, were in the city v s-
terday, the guests of Their uncle, DIR. JOS
Medil.
Miss Bid returned to her home al
Cooks Ferry, after pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs He'll, in Clsrk's addition.
Miss Ella Butler, of Damascus, who has
been waiting in Mt Pleasant, left yester-
day for Keusiugton, o.
A. W. Kerr, secretary of the Buckeye
glass company, returned from the East Oh
Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Lewis, of Nj. Pleasant, o =,
pos.sd through the city esterday enroute
for Columbus, o.
VIM. Bolds, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday shaking hands with
friends
". X BrackeD, Of Pittsburs, was in be
city yesterday, visiting relatives
bliss Gertie Hanes wss in Bellaire yes
teTdsy, the gu st of friends.
There were hat two arrests made ytster-
day, both plain drunks
Miss Agnes Lewis lef: yesterday for
Grard, o.