Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-23
MARTINS FERRY.

home OF her mother, yesterday morn
ing, on Fifth street, after lingering
illness of several months duration.
Funeral will take place this Afternoon
at o'clock. Interment at Weeks Gem
etery.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart died very sud
denly at her home on Hanover street
Yesterday afternoon of apopieXy. Fuueral
notice hereafter.
George Spence is in Bellyiile. ". Va,
on business.
Chas. Linden was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Marshal WeStwood OF Il
warrant sworn ont by Miss Maggie Gil
more, charging him with abusive Ian
guage. He was fined 50 aud costs,
which he paid.
The Racket Club will picnic at Pleas
ant Grove on next Wedn esday.
The new poles have arrived for the
new electric street car line.
Rev. L. D. Morse has accepted the
call rendered him by the Baptist con
gregation Of this city to become theii
pastor.
Miss Grace Graham, of Greensbure,
Pa, is the guest OF her uncle, Albef'
Graham, the popular mailer now en-
plOycd at the Laughlin mill.
Miss Salle Rinehart, of Plttsburg, is
visiting her mother on North Fourth
street.
Anthony Kyne Jr. is confined to his
room with very sore foot, the result o.
stepping on a rusty nail. lie is che!
cook for the Blue Grass Fishing CLUB,
which went into camp yesterday al
Saltwater, and expects to join then
lust as soon as his wound will permit
Cat will be missed Wy he boys.
Miss Lottte C.auSer, of Washington.
D. c., is visiting friends and relatives
here
Best Drake, Of Allegheny City, is Wis
ting friends in town.
A number of young married people
from this place gave quite pleasant
surprise party at the residence of Nj.
and Mrs. Paxton, on Glenn'S run, on
asst Saturday evening. All in attend
lncc reported an excellent time
Edgar Belts condition was slightly
improved last last evening, but he Is
still very critical, with no hope of re-
coyery.
Inspector Thomas is Sparing no time
and means in locating the recent
trouble at the Benwood blast furnace
NJ this place, and will submit his report
10 the chief inspector of the insurance
company when completed We Were
Informed yesterday that suit would be
entered against the company at once
for damages.
Mrs. Thomas Craig and Miss Lizzie
Hill, of this city, will visit friends IN
Cleveland the latter part OF next week.
w. II. Cross, of this place, and Miss
Maggie Sweeney, OF Wheeling, were
quietly married at the home OF the
bride, in Wheeling, recently. Success
10 you William and may all your troubles
be little ones.
Miss Ella De Vault, left yesterday 10
spend i few days with her sister, Mrs.
Ida McConahey, at Brilliant, o.
The boilers for the new brick works
arrived yesterday, and were being IN
oaded by Mr.. Johnson at the c. Il I.
K. L. freight depot.
1t has just been learned that George
Hall, the popular caterer at ChaS. Nil
ler's, and Miss Cooper, of Deep Run.
have been married for some time, whict
is quite a surprise TO his many friends
success to you, George.
Miss Sallie Rinehart, OF Pittsbure.
but formerly of this city, is in town the
guest of friends.
Quite number of young folks vii
picnic at Pleasant Grove tomorrow.
Miss Anna Greene has accepted tho
position as night central in the tele-
ohone Office. No doubt she will make
success of it us she is genial, pleasant
and accommodating
Miss Jean Hunt hreyville, chief check
clerk at the Buckeye Glass Works, and
very estimable young lady, left yes
terday for FoStoria where she expect,
to reside for a short time. Jean is very
popular here and will be missed by hc.
many friends.
Roscoe Ong, the Orchard Druggist,
spent Sunday with his parents a
Smithfeld.
The foundation for the new double
dwelling Of DR.. Darrah and Franz
link, on Fifth street, has been started
George w. Nicholson, of S'eubenville.
| Ohio, has accepted position with the
Belmont Brick and Tile Company, as
foreman, and will reside in Martins
Ferry in the future.