Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
MARTINS PERKY.


The remains of Fry Ross were consigned
to their last resting place Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Quite Gnumber of the
sporting fraternity of Wheeling were pres
ent. The pail bearers were, James Craig,
VIM. Prince, John and Thomas kyne,
Jacob Lott and Alexander Lynn. The
services were conducted AT the open grave
and were brief His Martins Ferry friends
contributed literally and deserve
great praise i'm the in
ferest they took in the funeral
There has been a sum already subscribed
by Wheeling and Martins Ferry friends
for the erection of monument 10 the de
ceased VIM. Sanger, the very genial gem
tleman who accompanied the remains, viii
return to Roanoke, Va, this evening.
The Laughlin mill has been idle for
couple OF three days on account Of repairs
but will resume Tuesday.
Mrs. John f. Mitchell, Of Mt Pleasant,
is the guest Of her daughter Mrs. w. 3.
Francis.
Mr.. William Davis, former resident OF
Steubcnville. is visiting the family Of his
son-in-law, VIM. Franks, OF the Orchard.
Mayor Keller is able 10 be out again after
several weeks severe Illness.
Howard HipSins is able to be cut again
after q severe sickness.
The Elson Glass Company viii only run
three shops this week, all working on the
patent jar recently patented by Mr. olson,
the manager with probably d tumbler shop
or two, the glass business being little
dull here at present.
Two boys of Jno Timer, and a boy by
the name of Wilson, were slightly injured
yesterday afternoon, in the South End, by
the explosion of dynamite cartridge. Drs
Hobensacl1 and Shuttleworth dressed their
wounds.
Mr.. Mckinney, of Butchner, o., is in
the city. the guest of mis- daughter, Mrs
Emery Terrill.
Miss Gal. Coates is improving rapidly
after a severe spell of sickness. Her many
friends viii be glad to hear of this.
Mr. George Robinson has removed his
Office to the corner of Locust and Fourth
streets instead of Hickory and Fourth as
mentioned before
The Northwood will resume work to-
morrow week.
Elmer Davidson, Chas Mulaney and
young lady of this city will leave June to
join prominent circus doing business for
themselves.
Miss Annie Miskel who had her arm
broken recently, is getting along nicely
and in fair way to recover quickly.
The ground has been staked off for
large passenger and freight depot TO DC
built by the Wheeling Terminal Co. at
once at the corner of Hanover aud Sixth
streets
Thomas Thompson is sick.
Miss Lizzie Napier is sick with pneu-
monia at her home just west Of town.
Clayton Hoge, the well known breeder Of
fine stock, passed through the city yester-
day with several head of fine stock.
Sheet mill No I broke roll on the third
turn Friday. at the Standard mill.
Jas. W. Hughes, a coal miner Of Port
land, while returning from the Steuben-
vile G.. 4. r. Encampment on the Wheel
ing 81 Lake Erie railroad, last Thursday,
was standing on the platform as the train
was nearing Brilliant, and was struck by
"a timber and knocked off A large cash
vas cut in his head and he was otherwise
badly shaken up, although not dangerously
hurt. Hughes was placed on the next train
down on the &. & p. road and taken 10
Portland He is an old soldier.
Miss Maggie AID Fronie Miller sisters
of Mr. Gus. Miller, were visiting their
brother here on last Friday.
Mr.. William Medill of Highland City,
o.. was here Yesterday on business.
William Robinson, president Of the
Elson Glass Company, was in town yester-
day.
Captain William Stewart was here yes
terday visiting friends.
Chas Keith. son of Captain Keith, Of
Warrentown, was here with friends Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Garrett returned to their
home in Bellaire yesterday after pleas
ant visie with their son. William Grave
ling. salesman for the Elson Glass Com
pany.
Gees & Gehringcr have contracted for
a new monument to be erected to the
memory OF the late Conrad Summers.
Mrs. Loure, mother Of Mrs j. b. Giles
pie. returned from Steubenville yesterday
after an extended visit at a meeting of the
A. F. c. w. L., of this city. The follow
ing delegates were elected to attend the
National Convention, which meets a.
Steubenville. July2: Dan Cline Jas. Nc
Caffre, Mike Morton and Hiram Woods.
Many of our enterprising citizens are
taking advantage Of the fine weather to
paint their houses and out buildings, moth
ing adds more to the appearance Of city
than bright looking houses.
Patterson IL Co. have sold hundreds Of
gallons of Heath x Milligan's celebrated
paints and are receiving fresh supplies
every day. Give them a call.