Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-25
MARTINS FERRY.

itself into the good will OF the people
here and at other points along its line.
Its latest is a regular Sunday excursion
to Chippewa Lake, which will leave
Martins Ferry at z o'clock Sunday
morning. The fare for the round trip
will be SLIGO. Religious services VIII De
held in the afternoon, and some OF the
best preachers in the State will De In
attendance.
The Third street park, or Recreation
Park" as some of our citizens call 1t, Is
beginning to loom up in great shape.
It is enclosed now with nice white
fence and we are informed that signs
are being painted to notify the pleasure
seekers to keep off the grass and not to
pull any of the flowers. The Council
deserves great credit for their action In
taking care of this public piece OF prop
erty.
The bridge on the county road lead
ing to Newland's old addition, is in very
bad repair and not at all safe for teams
to pass over, and unless the bridge Is
looked after by the proper authorities
at once, the city will very likely have a
damage suit on its hands,.
The friends of VIM. j. Howells will
be panied to hear that his condition has
become so much worse as to cause MS
removal to the hospital at Dixmont, Ia.
He was accompanied by Dr. Hobensack
and several of the sick mans friends.
OH has been struck in paying guam
titles at the George Given we'll on the
Brady farm, Island Creek, near Toronto,
Ohio. Mr.. b. f. Brady, of this city, is
the lessee of the farm on which the
well is located.
The funeral OF Genie Bailey took
place from the family residence at 10
o'clock yesterday morning. The SER
vices were presided over by Rev. Win
tiers. Interment at Linwood Cemetery.
Ed. Rowland, manager of the Duth-
ridge Flint Glass Company, of New
Brighton, Pa, returned to his home
Yesterday morning, after pleasant
visit among friends In this place.
Misses Florence and Lib Moore
passed through this city yesterday to
their home in Mount Pleasant from Chi
cago. They are occupying positions as
nurses in the Presbyterian Hospital.
Mrs. Felix Jerger died at her home on
Ninth street yesterday morning at IL
o'clock. She leaves husband and ten
children.
There will be meeting tonight at
the Forester's Hall for the purpose OF
organizing a lodge of the Shields OF
Honor.
Miss Dora Boyd, of Bloomington, ILL.,,
gave lecture at the U. p. Church last
evening under the auspices Of the Y. P.s
S. c. E.
John w. Terrell sold his fine family
and driving horse and spring wagon to
U. M. Harvey, Of Triadelphia, yester-
day.
Miss Ida Cope, of Smithfeld, o., is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Waters, on Walnut street.
Frank link, the Hanover street fur
niture dealer, returned from business
trip to Cincinnati yesterday morning.
A review of the fishing camps located
north of this place will appear in the
SUNDAY REGISTER.
Elmore Moore returned yesterday
morning from successful trip in the
country, cunning.
Mrs. George Sheets, Of Dillonvale,
spent yesterday among friends and rel
atives here.
The stone work on the new Hobens
brick building is being pushed rapidly to
completion.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter, of Bridge
port, was the guest of friends here yes
terday.
Bayless Bros. are making large
blow pipe for the Beuna Vista glass
works.
The "Surprise" took out a select
crowd of Wheeling people last evening.
John E. Morgan and family have re-
turned from pleasant visit in the east.
Part of the miners at the Aetna mill
went to work yesterday.
w. A. Sunderland, OF Smithfeld, was
in the city yesterday.
Frank Milligan, of Mount Pleasant,
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Heslop is seriously Ill.