Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-15
MARTINS FERRY.

The ''daisy tea" which was to have
been held on Mr.. J. Hoyle's lawn,
Wednesday evening, by the G. r. Soci-
ety. will be transferred to the Presby-
terrain churchyard on account OF the Ill
ness of Charlie Hoyle.
Drs. Williams, Blackford and Hall at
tended the meeting of the Belmont
County Medical Society at Bridgeport
Harry Northwood presented DIR. j.
D. Hobensack, of this city, with fine
thoroughbred fox terrier pup yesterday
afternoon. The pup is from family Of
prize winners and has been passed upon
by some of the best judges of this place,
and all agree that it Is good one.
Mrs. Lem Duff is spending few days
among friends at Colerain,
The missioned and Baptist Sunday
schools picnic at Hodgens Orchard yes
terday. They were to have left here at
eight o'clock yesterday morning on the
Steamer Horace and Barge Minnie, bnt
for some unaccountable reason were de-
layed until nearly one o'clock, the boat
not showing up until that time.
James Under, q former well-known
colored barber of this place, but now
situated at Akron, O., is visiting friends
here.
John w. Crooks and John w. Terrill
are attending the Democratic Conven-
tion at Cleveland. Mr.. Terrill goes as
a delegate to the Convention from this
county.
George Ralston is attending the Demo-
crate convention at Cleveland. He ex-
poets to combine business with pleas
ure.
Rev. G. c. Sedgwick, returned yester-
day from Barton Station.
Miss Ella Inglebright is visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
The c. L. & w. R. R. Co. will run an
excursion train to Chippewa Lake to-
day.
The blast was turned on at the Ben
wood furnace of this place yesterday.
Officers Terry, Bowman, Murphy and
Och have all been retained on the police
force. They are all tried and good men
and have given entire satisfaction in
the past, and there is no doubt but that
they will continue to do so In the tut
ure.
Harry Northwood, Louis Pracht and
Thomas Dugan went woodcock shoot
ing yesterday out in Ohio.
Harry Greer, who has been laid up
several months from an injury received
at Spence 81 Sons machine works, Is
able to be at work again.
Baker Boyd and wife, of FoStoria, o.,
are visiting Mr.. Boyd's mother, on
Fourth street.
The new depot being erected by the
Terminal railroad is being pushed to
rapidly. This company will
make an extensive fill on Fifth street.
Miss Emily Warwood is spending a
few weeks among friends at Warren,
Pa.
Homer Henderson, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
IS visiting his parents on Walnut street.
David Hill, proprietor of the Hanover |
street and 10 cent store, Is closing out |
his stock at auction.
Mrs ". 3. Francis returned yester-
1av after several days visit with friends
1T Toledo, Ohio.
w B. Francis has returned from Mt
pleasant. O., where he has been taking
1anosItions on case he is interested in.
mr. Rlackford was sent for, who dressed
wounds, and when your re-
norter left he was resting easy as could
be expected. They will both have an
explain how it all happened
Defore His Honor this morning.
NJ A. Watson, Superintendent OF the
A,Iil.arna coal mines, was in the city
ior a short time yesterday, the guest Of
his nephew, Mr.. John Turner.