Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
MARTINS FERRY.
A Solid Column Full of Bright News


A Solid Column Full of Bright Newsy
Facts.
Miss Rose Porter, who has had charge
OF the night telephone office here, for sew
ersI years, has resigned, and taken posi-
ton as stenographer and type writer at
the CRYSTAL Glass Works at Bridgeport.
On Friday evening the AFcadian club
was handsomely entertained by Mr.. snd
Mrs. G. W. Thorn ate, at their home III
the Walnut Grove. The afternoon was
speut at lawn tennis ill supper time,
when Mr.. A. C. Enock made negative Of
the party. from which each member is 10
be furnished photograph of the party
After a substantial supper had heen as
cussed with the enthusiasm accompanying
the keen appetites whetted by the pleasant
outdoor exercise, the playing was resumed
and kept up till nightfall, when other
games not requiring so much light were
introduced Tboee present were: MI
and Mrs. Jos. A. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
T W. Shreve, Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Weth-
erald. DR.. and Mrs. Will H. Hall, DR.. and
Mrs. A. A. Ong, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Gray,
Misses Eloise Gray, Ida HOyle, Maggie
Ralston. Maggie Kerr, and Messrs. Fred
Hall. Will NJ. Cntell, Rev. A. E. Brown
lee, Rev. Il. N. Campbell, Robert
Kerr, and Prof. E E. Sparks.
Miss Belle Wagner, eldest daughter OF
Isaac II. Wagner, died AT her home IN
the Orchard, Friday night, of cOnsump-
ton Miss Belle was Is years old, and
general favorite among large circle OF
friends She was taken down year ego
with rheumatism, which later turned into
consumption. The remains will he in
TERED in Riverview cemetery at p. N.
to-day
MI and Mrs. W. R Radcliffe are in
Mt. Pleasant, spending Sunday with
friends.
Miss Jennie Wylie is the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. ]. W. Darrah.
There is considerable typhoid fever in
the city Just now.
Miss Sarah Hope, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
in the city yesterday.
David Goodhue is the guest Of MIR. j. s.
Mitchell
st. Mary's Catholic school will be opened
on September 1st, in the new church
building on Fourth street. Father Mat
tingly has arranged for teachers, who will
come from among the Sisters OF Charity Of
Nazareth, KY. The school will be on the
same plan and taught by teachers from the
same place ss the school now in operation
in Bellaire. At st. Mary's Church the re-
newal of the missions commences today
at 10 o'clock. Rev. Wisel, assisted by
Rev. Stuhl, both Rsdemptionist fathers,
will conduct the mission. The mission
will last one week, beginning each morn
ing at $50 and closing at Top. m.
On Thursday evening the Young Ger
man Society rendered Miss Anna Hahn, Of
Burlington, q surprise party. Quite a
pleasant evening was spent at games snd
social amusements. Those present were:
Misses Katie Hahn, Anna Hahn, Mary
Sommers, Annie Sommers, Title Kratz,
Auns Kraiz. Lena Kuckkuck, Louisa DAN
mel, Mamie Ellis, Minnie Henschsl, Edith
Sommers, Lizzie Seabright, Sophia Hahn,
Louise Seabright, and MessTs Jacob
| Hoonker, Will Margandt, Louis Scheehle,
Louis Sommers. Louis Dapnel, Julius
Kreinke, Joseph Thesis, Matthews Hoonk-
er, Carl Becker, Fritz Becker, John Ellis,
Chas. Kuckkuck, Chss. Sterling, Edwin
Oppelt, August Kuckkuck and William
Alto.
A number Of the pupils of the grammar
school presented Miss Olive McClaskey.
their teacher, with splendid gold pen and
holder on Friday. Miss Bessie Brady de-
livered the gift with few kindly remarks
on behalf of the pupils.
An address by Hon. John EastOn, Pres
ident of the Marietta College, will be one
of the features of the High School Com
mencement TO be held in Lafayette Opera
House May oath.
George Spence WAS able to be out yes
terday, after a severe attack of typhoid
fever
George Ralston will soon be able to re-
sumo his old place in bis drug store.
Tom Dobbins seems TO be in demand all
over the country. Sells Bros show has
contracted with him for the season to tray-
ell with them as the tallest kid in America,
while three other circuses, au opera com
pauy and three book-pedling concerns ale
after his services. Dlbbings is six feet
seven inches tall and is not nearly of age
yet
Capt Dick Veazay is convalescent.
Mr.. NJ. r. Smylie is again able to BE- out
little. He has not been down town yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gillespie attend
ed the Episcopal Convention at Dayton,
O., last week.
The little son of William Jenkins, who
took dose of Tincture Of Iodine without
the knowledge of his friends last week, is
doing as well ss coald be expected