Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
MARTINS FERRY.

old acQuaintanCeS in his misfortune
MARTINS FERRY.
If this town had move enough on 1t to
erect market house it would keep many
dollar here that now goes TO Wheeling.
People will go to that city TO attend the
markets. and while they are over there
will buy almost every thing they need in
the way of wearing apparel, etc. Build
market house here and the farmer that
passes through our city to 90 TO the Wheel
ing markets will stop here and do his trad
inc here instead of in Wheeling. IL Will
also keep our citizens from patronlzing the
different stores there instead of our own
Mr.. Bonocker is slightly indisposed.
The grip has got another hold on
our people in mild form.
The Two Thieves played to Dig
house. last night. Some of our merchants
think the 1.-TWO thieves was played the
other night by different company.
There is a good bit of complaint OF the
bad condition of the walk leading to the
FIRST ward school, also the grounds IN the
/ front of the Third ward school need atten-
ton. The little ones attending these
schools ruin their clothes and shoes gong
through the mud.
The Ftna Mill broke the rim of the
saueezers, throwing the pudding depart
ment off yesterday.
The Northwood Glass Works start 10
work tomorrow morning.
Will King entertained his young friends
nj the residence of his parents on Vine
street on Friday evening, in honor OF his
eighth birthday. All those present had an
ENJOYABLE time Refreshments were
served to the little folks at reasonable
hour.
On Friday afternoon a tea party was
given by Mrs. DR. Williams. Those pres
emit were Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. 0. Il. Wood, Rev. and Mrs. y. E:
Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, and
Mrs Eloise Cray.
Charles Herley, back of town. has little
one very sick.
We are informed that Henry Burke, the
orchard butcher. and Reed are about to
make race for 500 side.
Some of the decorators that have been
working at the Buckeye Glass Works, are
through with their work and have departed
for their homes
Rev. j. w. Stevens is lecturing through
the country districts He lectures and
gives illustrations of Stanley's trip IN
| Darkest Africa on Monday in the Scotch
Ridge school house. On Tuesday he Will
be at the Fairy View school.
I TWO men DN llt udillt VI ~ Ap+N rA-N
Raw. of near Mount Pleasant, raised
/ GOOD bit of excitement while driving
/ through town full of booze and yelling like
/ Indians. yesterday.
George Sheets. of Portland, was in the
city yesterday.
ANY subscriber not receiving his REGls-
TER regular will please report II 10 John
Terrel. who will attend 10 il Immediately.
Secretary A. W. Kerr and son Smith,
boss decorator of tue Buckeye, IS 10 PITS
burg.
The /. O. C's were pleasantly entertain
ed bv Miss Laura SwarU. This is "A new
/ social Club. and d, composed Of some Of
our best society people This was their
first gathering. but IL was 50 enjoyable that
they will meet again in the near future
Vi II. Cook. "a Pittsburgh and Lake
Erie detective was IN the city looking Tor
three Young boys who ran away from
home he found them working IN the
Ftna mill one of the boys was his own
son They left yesterday for Piusourg.
VIM Martin. lately of the Northwoou
Glass Works, now OF bellallc' Is very SIGN
with the typhoid fever.
The machinery Tor making ice Tor the
Belmont Brewery has been shipped
Mr.. ENlev is reported as being consider
ably better.
Cadiz.
Mrs. Gerald Wilson. Of the Heights,
who has been quite low, IS reported as no
better.
Joseph REWARD. Of Adena, was in the
city on business Yesterday
Frmk Barr is able TO be out after Sc
we're sick spell.
For Sale Cheap-Three three-room
houses. one business house with dwelling,
one lot jUxlOO and T. one-acre lots Inquire
of Terrill Il Francis.
VIM. Inglebright Is here on visit TO ms
son, Captain l.. w. Inglebright. MI lngle-
bright is very feeble, hardly being able 10
get around.
The tenth anniversary OF the Arcadlan
Club took place at the residence oil Dr
Hervcy on Friday evening. The table was
beautiful sight to behold. On ono END
of the table was 1881 in evergreen, this
being the year the club was organized. and
at the other end was 1891, running length
WAYS through the center OF the table be-
tween 1881 and 1891 was the name OF the
club. "Arcadian" also worked in ever
green. The refreshments were everything
! that was good and too numerous 10 men
ton. Those who were present were Misses
| Ida Hoyle Kate Stewart, Eloise Cray and
| Mr.. Robert Kerr Mr.. ana Mrs. j. y. Dick
son. Mr. and Mrs. J. &. Gray, Mr.. ana
] Mrs. W. IA. Hall. Mr.. ana Mrs y. IL Ohg,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Shreve, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Thorngate. Each of the guests present
were presented with beautiful memorial.
/ 1t was a beautiful piece OF scroll work and
stated the different parts and positions of
those present at the organization OF the
Arcadian ten years ago at the Brooke
county camp.
One of the pleasantest events OF the week
was the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry NOrthwood at their elegant new
home on South Broadway, in honor of Miss
Eva Northwoop. of England, who is visit
ing her brother, Harry. The evening was
spent in dancing, playing tiddledy-winks,
euchre and vocal and instrumental music.
Harry surprised all present by MS dramat-
ic powers in reciting several selections
from Shakespeare's works. Those present
were: Misses Edith McKim, Chel Miller,
/ Salhe Miller. Alma Bissel, Irene Swartz.
Kate Ralston. Nellie Sedwick, Jessie
Sheets, Matte Dugan, Nellie Dugan,
Ella lnglebright, Messrs. Geo. Beaumont,
Alex. McChoneky, Robert Stewart, John
Crooks, Frank link, James Ralston. VIII
Cattell. Alex. Dixon, :. b. Thomas, and
w. Wheeler and II. Ardell, Wheeling.
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