Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
MARTINS FERRY.

Revs. Commit and VIM. Hunter, of the
Wheeling Conference, will preach at Ole
NJ. E. Church to-day. Rev. Coummitt Will
preach at 10 80 a. m, and Rev. Hunter IN
the evening at 1850.
Miss Lucy Helling, who has been at
tending school at Franklin College, Is noIne
TO spend few days with her parents.
VIM. Coppick and Joseph Asnead, Oh
Iowa, who have been visiting II. j. hoyIe,
left yesterday for Smithield.
Mrs. Ross Mitchell is under the Doctors
care.
Catherine McDonough has brought suit
against the Terminal Railroad for Sl,VoO
damages 10 her property on Second street.
j. w. VanderVor. of Parkersburg, is the
guest OF his brother-in.Iaw, DR.. w. Is.
ShIttleworth.
loss Dockedy, of Decatur, Ill, is visit
ing in this city. Ross formerly was Mar
tins Ferry boy.
Yesterday morning horse and buggy
that belonged TO scott " McGraw was
Standing near Hanes' marble SHOP when
the o'clock train Oh the Cleveland and
Pittsburg came along, which frightened
the horse. causing it 10 get the buggy in
the way of the engine, which struck IL,
knocking il all TO pieces. The horse es-
capped unhurt.
Hiss Bertha Barber has returned from
Smithfeld.
Mrs. M. c. Mitchell aud children have
returned from visit to relatives at st.
ClAirsville.
Miss Minnie Rohrig entertained about
ten couples OF her friends in an elegant
manner Friday evening.
Charley Aikens, OF Illtonvllle, was here
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Crumley, Of Harrisville, is
"A m TpiauNe N TIA pifu
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joel Wood lett yesterday TO
visit friends az Salon, O.
Mrs. William Netf and children are Wis
lung Mrs. Bayless at the Bayless House
Captain l.. Danford will address the cd
soldiers here Tuesday evening.
The reunion which IS to DE held here On
October d will be one of the largest that
mas oeen held here for years If ali signs 90
not fail. Martins Ferry people ought 10
put their shoulders 70 The wheel AID hdp
the ''old boys along with this reunion ahd
make them feel happy.
Thomas Edwards, while sitting in the
shade OF the trestle WORK near the AGna
mill, was severely hurt cy piece OF iron
falling on him.
Eddie Arnold, of Third street, who hurt
himself Friday evening by falling down the
cellar steps, is getting along as well as
could De expected.
Al Democrats are requested to meet at
Keescy's Hall tomorrow evening q.
O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing
Democratic clue. Let every Democrat
Doth young ana old turn OUT and help 10
perfect the organization.
VIM. Murray was In the city yesterday
On business.
Thomas Means treated the boys in grand
style at MS keg ana barrel works yester-
day. 1t is said that they were FURNISHED
with all the refreshments they could get
away with. II was in celebration OF the
arrival of that boss new boy of his
Mrs II. I. Ong, who has been visiting
friends IN Smithheld. has arrived home.
The machines of Jhe Laughlin have been
OF for several days on account Of scarcity
OF nail plate. They will start again in .he
morning.
There will be only one collector on the
Union bridge after to-day. IL is said that
patroman will also &c placed on the
bridge.
George Gillespie, train dispatcher Of the
Illinois Central railroad al Slater, ILL.,, is
the guest Of his brother, j. B. Gillespie OF
Summit street
James kindley, of Brilliant was in the
CITY yesterday on business.
Herman Wiiler purchased lot yester-
day in Eick and Lipphardt's addition.
A little excitement was caused yester-
day by night that occurred between a
butcher end carpenter on Hanover street..
Except for few scratches, the pugilists
came out Of the scufIle in good shape.
A car load Of Friends passed through
the city yesterday from GAINESVILLE, where
they have been attending their yearly
meeting.