Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-30
MARTINS FERRY.

BY the death of Charles Seabright,
/ Sr, which occurred Sunday morning
/ at his home here, Martins Ferry loses
one of her best and most substantial
/ citizens He was one of the well-known
residents of Martins Ferry and was re-
| Spected by all of the citizens of the
place, in which he has lived for forty
years. Everybody knew Charlie Sea-
bright, Sr., old and young, and al
ways had a good word for all. He was
( kind and generous to a fault, and made
friends wherever he went, was
loving and indugent father,
kind and genial gentleman and
warm, personal friend. In 1884 he
ne lost his wife, and never remarked.
lie was member of several OF the most
substantial manufacturing establish
mentS of this place, and was man OF
splendid business qualifications, as he
has shown in his long experience as
contractor in masonry in this city, he
having superintendent the most import
ant and difficult foundations for all the
principal buildings, both private and
public He was member OF Belmont
Lodge No. 221, |. o. o. F.; also of Ohio
City Lodge No. 81, X. of p, and also
member of the German Lutheran
Church. No man in Martins Ferry
would 90 deeper in their pockets than
he to aid q deserving cause. A good
man and his place will be hard to dupi
cate. Peace TO his ashes. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at , o'clock
from is late residence. Members of
Ohio City Lodge, No. 24, X. OF p, are
requested TO meet at their castle hall
this afternoon at 1890 to attend the
funeral. Also members of Belmont
Lodge No. POI, l. o. o. F., are requested
10 meet at the same time and for the
same purpose. Funeral will take place
from German Lutheran church, and
will be in charge of the above orders.
All sister lodges are invited,
Mr.. William Martin and Miss Hattie
McWilliamS will be married at the
home of the brides parents this eve
ming.
Miss Ella Kyne and Mrs. George W.
Roach attended the commencement
exercises ut the Wheeling Opera House
last evening of the Seguin Collegiate
Institute of which they are former
graduates.
Jack Digman, recently employed at
the Northwood Glass Company, left for
his home in New York yesterday.
There will be a grand balloon ascen-
sion in this city July 4th, from the COR
ner of Harrison and Fourth streets.
The Rev. L. d. Morse, the minister
recently called TO the paStOrate of the |
Baptist church, will arrive this morn
ing.
Dr. Ong and family are contemplating
q trip TO the mountains soon.
Slowfast Williams and Bob Walton
were taken to ST. ClairSvile yesterday
by Marshal WeStwood to work out fine
Of s. and costs each.
Unity Council No. II, o. L. A. NJ,
will entertain their friends at their hall
IN Thursday evening, July ID. Refresh
nentS will be served and a good time is
expected.
snapper Roup came in from the Blue
iraSS fishing camp on Saltwater Sun
lay evening, bringing with him about
me hundred pounds of fine turtles.
These are the boys who can always bag
he game and fish.
About one hundred Knigts of Pythias
urned out Sunday morning to listen to
he sermon delivered at the NJ. Z.
hurch by Rev Winters. The Knights
'ere in charge of Henry Stengle, and
lade quite an imposing appearance.
Spence, BaggS & Co.'S foundry is off