Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-17
MARTINS FERRY

MARTINS FERRY.
A veil known gentleman in this city
hiss huge Newfoundland dog which has
a gcsat deal Of good sense and discretion
and keen apprs citation of the fitness OF
things. The gentleman has two small
BOYS. cnr, however, being smaller than the
other. One day lsst week the boys got
INTO o quarrel, and, naturslly, the larger
boy wa getting the best OF il. The dog,
which is heavier than either boy, game 10
the rescue at a very appropriate time, ano,
standing on his hind feet, parted the be-
hgerents win his fore paws and thea drag
yea the larger boy away without n the
slightest degree ipjuring him or showing
any i'll temper.
Last evening the Quarterly Conference
Of the Second NJ. L Church vas held N
lafayette Hall. To-day Rev. Mr. Ham
mcnd. the Presiding Elder OF the DistIic',
vii. peach at the sAme place at 1880
g n. and 7:30p m.
Mr. VIM. II. Lupton IS egain able u he
a6out sitter q severe illness.
Mr. Marion Boyd, Of Mt Pleasant, ard
Miss Alice Hsyne were married by Kew.
J. $. Winters on Thursday evening.
Tne travel between this city and St.
Ciairviile was 50 heavy several days last
week Is TO necsssitats the running OF
special train on the O., l. Il ".
Mrs. James Miskel was buried in River
view cemetery yesterday.
jones Brown leaves in few days for
Stockton, Cal 10 attend college
William W. Thomas IS still on the sick
lis.
George B. Wagner leaves tomorrow for
Anderson, Ind, and Chicago. he will be
gone sevsrsl weeks.
The Standard mill is on full in al de-
parme1ts Yesterday was pay day.
Mr.. Mflin Ong, Of Smthfeld, IS the
guest Of his son Roscoe and his brother,
Dr. A. K Ong.
Mrs George Hopkins is i'll at her home
IN the FIRST ward. Mrs. Hopkins was re-
covering from a severe attack Of typhoid
fever ald took a severe cold on l5st We'd
nesday.
A small child Of Patrick Moore is quite
III 1T the nome Of its parents in the Or
chard.
Rev. f. A. Simpson, of Washington, Pa,
will presch at the Baptist Church both
morning aud evening to-day.
Ga Friday evening Miss Anna Bells
Hobts entertained a number of her friends
very pleasantly at her home in the Third
ward. The evening was Delightfully."- spent
ia dancing and social games Au elegant
luncheon was served II 10 c'clQck. Those
present were Misses Bessie Brady, Mary
Thomas. Minnie Cox, JGsie and Beta
Sheets ard Messrs Earnest S NTH, Ed.
Bleck'ord. Walter Griffith, Ed. Exley and
and Ed Lewis.
Mrs. L. W.lhelm is in Pittoburg visit.
ing relatives AID friends.
E. Schenck, of Wellsville, wss in
the city yesterday.
Rev. Earl D. Holiz. former pastor OF the
n f Church here, was in the city yes
terdsv shakiog bands With bis old friends,
snd arranging for the delivery OF his Ice
ture "a Yankee in the land of the
Pnarachs
Mr.. Newland, Of the firm of Hart &
Newlaud, of Minerva, o, contractors on
the ". & L. Z, was in the city yesterday.
A child of Thomas Smith is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
There are quite a number of cases Of
dip'heria in the ely Just nov. Improve
our water and sewerage.
The Mt. Pleasant hack made a special
trip last evening TO accomolate q number
of telchers who were in Steubelville at
tending tee institute.
Theodore Moore had his left foot severe
ly masked By dropping a heavy weight
upon It at the Laughlin mill machine
shops.
John McGlumphy smiles over the ar
rival of new boy az MS house.
Ww. ". SsYlHeeT and JOHN ShHley, Of
Portland, were in the civ yesterday.
d. W. KerUs. o. Glen Eisto7, ". Va q
former member of Battery C, First Yves.
Virginia Light Artillery, was in the city
yesterday calling or q number of his old
comrades Wto i've here.
Toe Buckeye Glass Company yesterday
removed their samples from the Mcclure
House where they have been on exbibi-
ticn for some time, to thei sample rooms
st the factory.
Miss B rite Garden is ct Tlonyile
pending Sunday with her parents.
Miss Minnie Eryin is IN New Brighton,
Pa, visiting relatives.
TIE appraisers of the estate Of J. W.
Buckingham, deceased, return the value
at 80 GOO.
Word was received in this city yestsr-
dag announcing the dsath of Mrs. nc
Gruder Selby at the home Of relatives 10
MorgantOwD, ". Va. Mrs. Selhy has
been III for some time and her death YVES
not unexpected.
Mira. jesse Sslby Is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever ut her home on North Fifth
street
J. NJ Hayne, Of New Lisbon, Ohio, was
IN the city yesterday.
on Fcd'y afternoon Prof Merit, of the
Steub7nville public schools, will deliver a
lecture to the pupils OF the High School on
Washington and his public career. Later
in The day Pot. Merit will lecture to the
teachers on the subject OF Corporal Pun
ishmeut."
All the schools viii celebrate Washing
IONS birthday by appropriate exsrc. SEES
Patriotic songs will he sung snd essaysread
commemorative Of the day.
sTEUBENVILLE.
Celebration by the Knights Of Pythias-
Democratic FIub-pera0var Goaafn