Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-08
MARTINS FERRY,

Captain and Mrs. John Hutchinson ce,e
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of tbai
wedding on Friday and the pleasant affsi
will be long remembered by those present
number OF friends and relatives wer,
present to partake OF the bountiful repas
| Spread. and when leaving wished the hos
Joseph j. Sullivan supported by power
| full company in the musical comedy-drama
The Black Thorn, will appear at the OperI
| House on Wednesday, November II. Tbl:
| company is playing TO standing room
! only" in all OF the largest cities.
| Vreeland's Minstrels will be with Us OF
Saturday evening. This company neels M
recommendation TO our people as they have
| been here before and are great favorites.
The supposed counterfeiters, Ryan, John.
| son and Walsh, were taken to ST Glars
Vile, Yesterday morning, by Marshal West.
wood and Oficer Bowman, to await the
action of the grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Mccain left for
Pittsburg, yesterday, where MIR. McCann
has accepted position as engineer On one
of the large tow boats.
There will be no service at the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church to-day on account of
| the absence of Rev. Mr.. Brownlee, the pas
! tor.
Chas. Morris has been selected to fill the
position of foreman at Spence & Sons
works. in the woodworking department.
made vacant by the death of Anderson Raj
stOn.
Rev. II. w. Simmons, pastor Of the Sec.
ond NJ. E. Church, returned home from a
three weeks trip TO visit relatives in Muir.
ray county, Tennessee.
John p. haywood, of the Hotel May
wood. lost valuable Jersey cow yesterday
morning by an apple getting lodged in her
throat
The funeral of an infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schnegg took place yesterday
morning; interment at Riverview.
NJ L. Borden, Of Cleveland, was IN the
city yesterday.
4. H. Kelley, OF Plttsburg, was register
ed at the Maynard Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romick are the happy pa
rents of a ten pound boy, when arrived
Friday night.
The trustees of the U. P. Church have
concluded to put down new pavement in
front of their property.
Ora Perry, who has had long siege Of
typhoid fever, is able to be out again.
Rev. Mr.. Brownlee, and family are visit
ing at Brownsville, Pa.
L. Spence is back from business trit
through Pennsylvania.
Mrs r. T. Ong is visiting relatives j
Smithfeld.
Mrs. S. A. Bayless, who is confined Il
her bed by sickness, is reported a ittt
better.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell is visiting hen
daughter, Mrs. j. A. Darrah, OF pleasant
Ridge.
Reuben Ashton and wife, of Virginia,
who has been visiting Mr.. Ashton's father
have returned home.
Council met in special session last night
Geo. McCue and wife, who have been
spending few days with friends in
Adena, have returned home.
Harvey McCue and wife left yesterday
for a visit to Mr.. McCue's brother in Vir.
ginia.
Julius Klukas, while on his road.home
back Of town. met with painful accident
by his horse falling on him, hurting his arm
and side.
haywood Forsythe, of the st. Clairsville
Gazette, was in the city yesterday.
Joe Clifford, Of Wellsville, but formerly
Of this city, was visiting relatives here yes
.erday.
The choir Of the German Luthern Church
Will give musical and declamatory enter
ainment on Saturday evening, November
4, at Maennerchor Hall.
MIR. Caruthers, of the Valley school, was
n the city on business yesterday.