Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
MARTINS FERRY.


journal. on September LIST next.
MARTINS FERRY.
Quite laughable little episode occurred
Yesterday morning in this quiet little city.
4 prominent Hanover street merchant had
made arrangements with a young married
woman to take a trip via the &. n L. she
was to come up on the o'clock train, but
she missed il and he then took rig and
went to .Etnaville and missed her on the
road. she coming up on the accommodation,
but they finally met and made arrange
ments to take the next train, and when the
train arrived she was at the depot out
failing to see him did not get on, but ne
caught the train at the crossing and think
inc She was on the train jumped it and
went on. How it terminated we are I'M
able to say. but they ought to plan their
little excursions in better way after TINS.
The Benwood Iron Company had a search
warrant issued yesterday for family re
siding near their works for purloining
scrap iron and pieces OF gas pipe, when
was executed by Marshal Westwood, but
there WINS but little found, and the lady OF
the house explained satisfactory to the
officer where they had found it and the
matter was dropped.
Theodore Keller was appointed as Mayor
of this city until the first OF April, When
an election will be held to fill the uneXpired
term. which is one year. He was elected
on the S5th ballot, Bayless and Mears,
Democrats. voting with JOY and Waters,
the two Republican Councilmen. Keller
was elected Mayor on the Republican ticket
two years ago last April.
Miss Addic Swartz, of Anderson, Ind.
who has been in the city for some time, the
guest Of her brother, c. W. Swartz, the
Hanover street shoe merchant and her
friend. Miss Katy Grier, leaves to-day Tor
her home.
The Standard Mill Company signed the
scale Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock,
and they will start up this morning. Inc
Etna will start as soon as they can get
their repairing done, so we are informed
Mr.. Moran, Engineer Of Maintenance OF
Way on the c., l.. x W. railroad, expects
to moAe to Urichsville, where he Is TO make
his headquarters shortly.
Mrs. Alonzo Rainey, of Wichita Kan,
who has been in the city FOR several weeks,
the guest of friends, left for her home yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Mary Morrison, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. David Hill, OF ruin
street, left yesterday morning FOR New
Castle
II. BuIris, Of Mount Pleasant, well
known here by the majority OF our cltl-
zens, was lying very low at last accounts.
The wife of Mr. Charles Kaufman, one
of the most popular mill workers in tins
neighborhosd, died yesterday morning.
Young Mr.. Cord, who was arrested Sat
urdav for fighting. had hearing Yesterday
morning and was fined 81 and costs
Mr.. Ad. Coss and wife. of the Garden
Spot. has returned from pleasant visit
among friends in Maynard.
Isaac Burt had his leg quite painfully
hurt while working around the bell OF the
blast furnace Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel Strain, a formerly well
known citizen of this place, was among ola
associates yesterday.
George Romick c. X. p X. Il yardmas-
ter AZ Bellaire, was in the city yesterday
ON official business
L. Spence shipped a fine portable en-
zine 10 Woodsville, O., yesterday on the
g.. T.. &. G. X. Il.
Mr.. VIM Lipphardt, of the Ohio Wine
Company, of this city, left ON business
trip yesterday.
There is in the neighborhood of 20 to p
Italians at work ballasilng the Terminal
Railway track.
Mr.. James Gather and family left yes
terday for two weeks trip to visit friends
in Cincinnati.
Miss Mamie Morton. of Cambridge, IS
here on 4 short pleasure trip to friends IN
this city.
The monthly meeting Of the y. NJ. c. y.
,ti11 hold fo-morrOW morning al
o'clock.
DR.. J. NJ. Caldwell. Of Portland, was in
the city yesterday, the guest of friends.
Samuel Lukens, of JOY, H., is 4 guest OF
Chris Hell, Of Clark's Addition.
Mr. j. \. White, of Mount Pleasant
was in the city yesterday.
f. Sheets, Of Wellsyille, O.. is here on a
business trip.
Mrs. VIM. Bishop, of Fifth street, is on
the sick list.
VIM. Shearan, Of Gallipolis is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Patrick McDonough is still on the
sick list
Resolutions of Respect.
MARTIN's FERRY, o., July 18th, 1890
At a Joint meeting of the members of
Mountain City Lodge No -, and Exchange
Lodge No. u, of the y. y. Of !. and >. w,
assembled, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
the Supreme Ruler of the Universe, to take
from among US the beloved wife of our fell
low worker, Charles II. kaufman; there
fore, be IL
Resolred. That In his sad bereavement
he has our heartfelt sympathy, and we
wish to offer our coincidence for the loss OF
a kind and loving companion, one who was
noted for her many kind acts and loving
disposition, one whose loss VIII DC saulS
felt in our community; further
Resolred, That this be spread upon the re
spective minutes, copy sent to the family
of the deceased, and inserted in the dalIy
papers and Labor Tribune.
WM. II. FISHER,
MATT II. MARTIN,
WM. ). JOY,
HENRY II. Evans,