Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-03
MARTINS FERRY.


O., Is visiting friends here.
Miss Blanche Ong, of Smith6eld, O.,
is visiting friends here.
Albert Whit1atch, the popular ex-
pressman, leaves this morning for the
camp of the jolly Pathfnders, with
full supply of refreshments.
The machines for the Hobensack
brick plant have arrived, and will be put
In position at once.
Eugene Rider, OF Bellaire, was calling
on his parents yesterday.
Mr.. James Bayless, of Hanover street,
met with quite painful accident yes
terday morning by being cut with a
piece of tin while working on Mrs.
Wagner's house roofing, on Monroe
street. DR.. Shunerworth dressed the
wound.
The Etnaville Sunday school will pic
mic at Medill's Orchard July 4th. All
those desiring to attend must be on
hand at the mill landing at eight o'clock
sharp. A stop will also be made at
! Swartz' landing to accommodate any
one wishing to get on there.
Castle Lodge No. 21, K. G: E., In
stalled the following officers Wednesday
night: Louis Diehl, P. c.; Jehn Opley'
n. c.; William Johnson, V. c.. John
Brown, N. P; J. M. Sells, S. H.; Henry
Burke. Trustee. The Castle will here
after meet in A. o. f. OF A. Hall, Opera
block, on Monday evenings.
ii. w. Smith and wife are visiting
friends in Cadlz.
j. II. Nissan, travelling salesman Tor
the Buckeye Glass Company, In the
Southern district, was in the city yes
terday, preparing samples for three
months trip. Joe is quite favorite
among his acquaintances here.
Jesse Biggs was fined two dollars
and costs in Police Court Wednesday,
for violation of the bathing ordinance
E1-County Auditor Billy CofIland
was in the city yesterday. Billy has
many friends here.
Joe and John Slavin arrived here yes
terday from Marion, where they have
been working for some time. The
esquire" has quite heavy mustache
now.
Ben Perry left yesterday for his home
in Niles, O., after q short sojourn here
with friends.
James Tannehill, the popular mailer
at the Laughlin nail mill, left yesterday
for Fostoria, O., to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Baker Boyd.
Harry Gosney was fined So and costs
by His Honor Mayor Keller for his lun
on last Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Williams
left Yesterday for Atlantic City to spend
several days.
Jesse O'Neil, formerly Of this city, but
now of Fostoria, o., is in the city the
guest of old friends.
Pearl Schofeld arrived home from
Anderson yesterday, where he has beer
working for some time.
The Grocers' Association met or
wednesday night and agreed 70 keeI
! Mrs. w. B. Francis Is IN Toieao Visi'
= -. sruu friends.
Robert and Thayer HesIop's handsome
new residence on North Fifth street /.
nearing completion, and will be ready
III OCCuNdHOJ 81 WYNN "a W
There seems to be disposition or
the part of the new Council to haul the
saloon keepers over the Goals for Sun.
day selling. Yesterday morning Con-
rad Good, James Ford and Barney
Mccain were arrested on charge OF
keeping their saloons open on Sunday,
in violation OF an ordinance passed
by Council in 1885,. when Isaac
Colts was member, and
known as the Colts ordinance. They
all plead not guilty, and will be given
separate trial later. We were in
formed that there are still warrants for
three others for the samo offense,
but that they have not
been served yet There seems
to be considerable partialty shown in
this city in the way Of roasting the
saloon keepers for Sunday selling.
While they that have been punished
were undoubtedly guilty, yet at tho
same time they should not be made 10
suffer while others are equally guilty. of
the same offense.