Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-24
MARTINS FERRY.
Ir. John Woods is no better.

Mr.. John Woods is no better.
Parker Elliott is on the sick list.
Carl RalstOn has returned to his home in
McComb, Ill.
Ex-Mayor Brown, of Bellaire, was in the
city yesterday.
The Catholic church will give grand
picnic on July 4th.
Miss Nellie Sedgwick will leave for the
West TO visit friends.
Rev. j. H. Blackford, of West Lafayette,
o., is visiting friends here.
John Henderson leaves for Chicago to-
morrow on Il business trip
A son of Rev. Winters returned yester-
day from Delaware College.
Miss Clara Mitchell, of Mt. Pleasant, is
visiting at Mr.. w. b. Francis.
Joe Moore and wife, of the Third ward,
left on a visit down the river yesterday.
Mayor Smylie, we are informed, is no
better, and Mr. Shreveis improving a little
A man by the name of Burt, of the Laugh
lin mill, had his hand badly cut yesterday
VIM. Wetheral left for Findlay, o., last
night where he has accepted position in
factory.
Mansell Rose and wife, of Quaker City,
are visiting Mrs. Roses mother, Mrs. r.
Boyd.
The Young Folks will give Miss Cora
Ralston a reception at Mr.. McWilliams to-
night.
Robt. Blackford and Rev. Brownlee are
attending a commencement in Washing
ton, Pa.
Alvey Danah was in the city yesterday,
the guest of his brother, DIR. Danah, on
Hanover street.
Albert Marshall leaves to-day for Iron
dale. where he has accepted the agency OF
the G. * p. X. Il.
VIM. Bashor, Elwood Ratcliff and Fred
Updegraff, all of Mount Pleasant, were
in town yesterday.
A large light of glass was broken in Win
tiers < Boyds shoe store by being struck
NTH a base ball yesterday.
Rev. Pringle and Postmaster James Nc
Mann, of Mt. Pleasant, was in the city,
yesterday, the guest of friends.
Miss Nora Krim and Miss Lizzie Renard
returned to their home in Flushing after a
pleasant visit with friends here.
Mrs. Ed. BUNS, wife of our genial ticket
agent, returned yesterday from pleasant
visit with her parents at Wellsburg. w. Va.
Harry Hood is in Pittsburg buying fur
niture for his new shops in the Arbaugh
building which he will occupy after July
first.
Five dollars reward will be paid by me
for information in regard to who stole my
Pllcks ana Judges on Saturday night, James
kreSey.
The last car load of the wrecked bridge
iron was shipped back to the bridge works
Yesterday. and nine cars Of timber arrived
from St Louis for the false work
The strike of The switchmen on the c: X
p. Il. X. is settled, TO the great satisfaction
of our manufacturers who have conSidera-
BILE freight on hands waiting TO be shipped.
On Wednesday evening the Young Mems
Christian Association will hold its monthly
social and reception for members and
friends. The programme, after diSposing
of few matters Of business, will consist
of music. addresses anda social hour. Both
ladies and gentlemen are invited.
VIM. Bargeon was arrested yesterday
morning on suspicion, and upon searching
his person the officers found considerable
iewelrv. consisting of watch chains, rings,
breastpins of different styles and earrings.
Marshal WestwOod thinks that the goods
were stolen from MiSgo iewelry store
which was burglarized short time ago.
William was a former resident of this
place. but his mother moved to near Pitts