Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-26
MARTINS FERRY.

James Misher is having ms nouso o
Third street newly painted. =, ...o,d the
Several of our citizens will atteno Ine
races at Cleveland the coming week. ..o;r
The Belmont brewery will have tneir
beer on the market August lst. CO.
Albert Harris spent yesterday III 0'ou
benville. ntov+;,,s
Ferry, but now located at MI FieaSan.,
O.. was shaking hands with 1rienus noio
yesterday. 1,;,l;osburg
fishing camp came down 10 t0wn yeS.toi; ~ re
Miss Ella Lupton, Of Mt. Pleasant, Is the
guese of her brother William OF this place.
Albert Kennon, Of st. Clairsvlue' was
here for short time yesterday. -,
The Novelty Mould works Will resume
work again tomorrow, after stop OF I"o
Col L. w. Sullivan passed through this
place Yesterday, enroute to his nome near
Smithfield, JEFF. Co., Ohio:
The Glenn's Run Oil and Gas Company,
are having considerable trouble with tne
bailer used for cleaning the Wen from
water becoming lodged In the opening. .;.u
C.. A. Arrick, of Blaine, was IN the city
yesterday.
Miss Sue Barr is visiting friends in
Steubenville.
Miss Agnes Devault, our accommodating
Central is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ida McConaughey, of Brilliant.
Mrs. Theo Snodgrass is in Mingo on
visit TO friends.
John Henderson has returned from
GAINESVILLE, 0.
A Young son of George Criswell was
monkeying with small revolver yesterday
and had the misfortune to shoot himself,
the ball making slight wound above the
left eve. 1t has only been week ago that
he was injured by fooling with an old
cartridge which exploded and hurt his
hand slightly.
Mrs. Lucy S. Cakes and children, of Am
ity, below Parkersburg, who have been
visiting friends in this vicinity, returned
to their home yesterday.
Rev. II. w. Simmons returned yesterday
from Columbus, where he has been attend
ing the District Epworth Leagne Conven-
ton.
Stephen Petit has returned to his home
at Nashville, Tenn.
Dr. Ong and family returned home last
evening from Maryland, where they have
been on a visit to friends.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church tomorrow at 1880 o'clock, by Rev.
Moore.
The Commercial Bank has beautiful
gold sign painted on one Of the windows of
their building.
Jesse Jones, of Mingo, will spend to-day
with his parents here.
The Ohio Wesleyan University Quartette
arrived here last evening and are the guests
of Rev. Winters.
The building that was used for an ice
house by A G. Shaver is being raised six.
or eight feet by Doc Truax, who has the
opd will 10 ucpd fOr. a hOardipor
and sale stable Besides this contract
Truax has several more large buildings to
raise in this city, and has just completed
one for Higgins, the Island butcher.
Prof. Sparks and wife are in the city,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. Wood Of
Fourth street.
A little son of DIR. B. o. Williams fell
while driving COWS on West Hanover
street last evening, striking his head on a
sharp stone, making quite an ugly scalp
wound.
Albert Harris was in Steubenville yes
terday on business.
The funeral of Mrs. Felix Jerger will
take place from st. Mary's Church this
afternoon at l o'clock. Interment at
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Dr. Hobensack is back from Dixmont,
Tor treatment.
X. b.. OOrOOn Is QOLu0 1IOlu IAlP 0O"h
the river where he has been setting up
some machinery for L. Spence 81 Son.
Miss Minnie johnson, of Bellaire, is
visiting the Misses Milligan, of Jefferson
street.
A very pleasant party was rendered Mr..
Louis Sommers and sister Annie at their
home in Burlington last Tuesday evening
in honor of their nineteenth birthday. The
evening was spent in games OF all KINDS and
the partaking of choice refreshments. At
- o'clock the happy guests prepared to the
dining room where bounteous supper was
in waiting after which all returned TO the
city hoping many returns of the day.
RcsoIred, By the Transfers Union, No.
1865, A. F. of L., that on and after August
/, that they shall have sl.75 day for driv-
ing teams. 1. G. BECK, Secretary.