Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
MARTINS FERRY.


Union services will be held at the NJ f
Church this evening in the interest Of th'
Y NJ G. A
Spencer & Son are very busy at present
on harvesting machines
There was a meeting at Y. NJ. &. A
rooms last evening at eight o'clock. Chas
II. Pauer, of Cleveland, addressed the
meeting and was well received
The A. o. H. Of this city will attend the
corner stone laying of the new Catholic
church at Benwood this morning, from
their hall on Hanover street. The steamer
Phillips will take the members from here,
returning in the evening.
There will oe special meeting OF Ad
vance lodge No. 26, Ironworkers, at then
lodge in .HItnavile. on next Wednesday al
ternoon, TO hear the report of the delegates
to the recent National convention at Pitts
burg. A full attendance is urged.
The yard foot race between
Amos Paxton and Clarence Ebberts, at
the picnic given by the Seldom Seen Fish
! ing club, at Hellings Grove, last evening,
was won by Paxton with ease.
The &. x p. authorities have reconsid-
cred their intention of putting on Sun
! day train of the river division but Will run
one each way on the main line
Mr. Thos. Elliott, father OF Mr.. Edward
Elliott who runs the shifting engine here,
has gone Kansas TO spend a months vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Abraham Michels, of Flushing, O.,
started with a bucket Of scalding water
Yesterday for the purpose of cleaning
chicken coop in the yard. In crossing a
fence she fell and was so severely scalded
as TO be unable 10 arise without assistance.
Yingling & Reithmiller, the Hanover
street butchers, have just received splen-
did new delivery wagon to be used in their
business.
Ross Mitchell is slightly indisposed.
VIM. McMechen, the real estate agent, OF
ST. Clairsville, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Misses Sarah German and Flora Coyle
returned TO their homes at New Brighton,
Pa, Yesterday morning
Miss Maggie Hiedbrank and Miss
Smith. of Aetnaville, were rendered
very pleasant surprise party, given In
their honor last week, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Helmbrights. at Mingo june
ton.
Mrs. Sarah E. Howell and Son are
visiting friends in the country.
c. w. Thorngate, of Highland City
was in town yesterday.
Fl. II. Evans a delegate 10 the Amalga
mated Association az Pittsburg, has
returned
Dr. Monroe Hackman leaves the city to-
morrow for Chicago
Miss Jessie Charlton is visiting friends /
in Anderson, Ind.
John Burns. boss packer of the Green's !
burg glass works, at Greensburg, Pa, is |
spending his vac Ition with his family hero. !
George Ingleuright returned yesterday |
morning from Easton, Pa.
The fire Friday evening at Tanes' plumb
ing shop was no doubt caused by spon-
taneous combustion from oily rags and
r. bbish.
Or Hobusack has received several sam
pie brick TO be used in his new building on
Hanover street They are beauties ana
will certainly make a handsome building
Miss l. Frazier. Of Toronto, IS visiting
friends in this city.
The funeral of the 6.weeks-old child Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dennis will take place
this morning at o'clock, interment at
Riverview cemetery.
Water rents will be due July !, and must
be paid before the lOtn or the water Will
be turned of Pay now and avoid the
rush. j. ) Mitchell, Secretary.
The Northern Glass Works closed down
Yesterday afternoon for the summer stop
This is the only factory here that has been
able TO run up 10 The regular time OF clos
--r aou-,, and was L"--rs-'.-'''--
this morning 10 spchu 9iA "
,if. n Sweet Water fishing ana hunting.
Ohio CITY Lodge X. Of T., will attend
NIer,orjal Services at the First N. f.
Church this morning. Rev. |. 5. Winters
vii preach sermon appropriate to the
occasion. 4 full attendance OF the mem
bers IS requested. ,s.A,
The new boilers and smoke stacks LOT .lle
blast furnace are here, and the work OF re-
pairing the damage from the recent explo-
Sion goes steadily on.
The many friends of Mr.. Ted Hillman
will be glad to learn that he IS once more
able to be out after quite protracted SICK
ness. -. H..
allowed a premium of $l2 a month, from
July %, 1890.
MIR. Nike Dobbins, prominent glass
worker Of this place, returned last evening
from Greeusburg, Pa, where he has re-
Gently been working.