Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
MARTINS FERRY.

"Chips of the Old Block" Will De the at
traction at the Opera House tomorrow
evening, and no doubt will be well patron
lied as the company Is favorlte mere.
What has become of our base ball cluO
in this city, and are we not going TO De rep
resented in the Amateur ONO Naiiey
League. o,,.,-o,.,
Yesterday was pay day at the Buckeye.
J. NJ. Phillips, clerk. at the MayWoou'
went 70 Pittsburg yesterday
MIR and Mrs. Frank Mercer and Mrs.
Beechman and daughter, of Mount Pleas
ant. were in the city yesterday.
The Ohio Valley Tool Works IS making
some good shipments Of oil well TOOLS Oy
river A.,
Electric Plant not being finished caused
the work to be suspended in putting the
new machinery for few days.
MIS- I aura Swartz and Messrs. Bown-
ecker and Gallahor, of our public schools,
attended the meeting of the Belmont
Teachers Association which was held at
Warnock yesterday. Superintendent
Nannix lectured to the Association on FIJI
dav evening His subject was The Lest
History of Words"
The Martins Ferry Alumni Association
will meet in the high school room next
TUESDAY evening at : 30 O'Clock.
Mr. ID. q. Davis, of Chicago, who has
been visiting in this city for several weeks
has returned home.
Jehu II. Madden will represent Thoburn
Post No. -, G. a. r., at the Grand En-
campment at SteubenVille this coming
week
Matt Aldridge left yesterday morning
for McComb, Ill, to attend the funeral of
ms brother. Stanton Aldridge, whose home
was in that city.
The odd Fellows will meet in their re-
spetiye halls this morning at O'Clock to
attend services in body at the NJ. b.
Church, where Rev. Winters will preach
to them.
The Elson and Northwood glass works
shut down yesterday until trade 0rightens
up little.
DR.. Hoge, of Portland, was in the city
yesterday.
Rev ii. n Campbell returned yesterday
from a week visit TO Steubenyille.
Miss Ella Cochran was in Steubenville
Yesterday to meet the State Committee TO
make arrangements for Sunday School
Convention.
MIR. William Carrot, travelling salesman
for the ElsOn Glass Co.. is at home after
an extended trip west in the interest OF the
company.
The voters of this State will vote ac-
cording to the Australian system, that law
taking effec last Friday. The Hol day
bill. prohibiting minors from entering
saloons" also went into effect the same
day
An old gentleman from Wheeling, who
arrived here on on the early G.. & =. south
bound train, did not get off until the train
started, and when he did he fell las the
train was moving at a very fast speed
and bruised himself considerably. 1t
might have been far worse
haywood Forsythe was in the city yes
| terday on business.
John Williams, who was run over by q
train at Pittsburg and had both his legs
amputated was a former employee of the
Aetna Mill and brother of Mrs. Charles
Paden, wife of a popular puddler in the
Aetna Mill.
The new Belmont Brewing Co will be
making beer in about two weeks.
4 new addition is being laid out in Nc
Swords orchard in the Third ward.
Robert Hanson has had his pension in
creased s. more on the month.
Mr. VIM. Woods, Jr, who has been laid
up with the grip and an attack of Typhoid
fever is able to be out again. VIII lives
lust back of town
OF the new glass works to be built at
Bueua Vista, Va, J. w. Collins, Secretary,
and Thomas J. Irwin, Manager, are both
of Martins Ferry.
There Will be an Improvement placed in
the Central telephone Office, 10 lessen the
annoyance and work for the girls, for
which they are very thankful TO Mr. Wolf.
Mr. Andrew Gottschalk will leave the
fore part of this week for an extended
Western trip in the interest Of the Buckeye
Glass Co.
There is enough gas from the well of the
Glenn Run COmpany's well to run their
machinery while the boring continues. The
casing has been put in, and everything is
going along smoothly.
James Jamison sold valuable horse to
Mr. Graham. OF the Standard Mill.
viii Dixon leaves tomorrow on a trip
through West Virginia.