Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-09
MARTINS FERRY.


Mrs. Minnie Belleville had bad attack
of sunstroke yesterday, but at this writing
is getting along as well as couid De OK
pected.
There Is some talk among the colored
voters of this city of Organizing an indie
pendent political club for the fall campaign
Chas. Thorngate, of Highland City, was
in town yesterday.
On account of unavoidable delay the re-
mains of the late Fred Brandt, who was
killed by fall that he received while work
inc ON a building, was buried yesterday al
pine Rluff. Ark, instead Of being forward
ed to this city for interment, as was nrs'
Councilman Bailey wishes us to an
nounce that the Light Committee Will meet
at the City Building tomorrow evening.
Cheap city property for sale-On ac,
count of removing from here oner 10 sell
nv dwelling on 50-foot lot on Third street,
and three houses containing fifteen rooms
and two storerooms on Washington street
in Martins Ferry. inquire OF w. n.
| Shaeffer, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Wood, accompanied
by their grandchil went out to Cole
rain Yesterday to be gone over Sunday:
The bids for the erection Of the Hoben-
sack block will be opened on Tuesday.
The Commissioners, Township Trustees
and w. & l.. E. R. r. officials will meet
Tuesday afternoon In reference TO the rail-
road crossing the Ohio Valley Pike at the
north part Of town.
Mrs. Pratt who has spent several weeks
at Epworth, returned home yesterday. :,
| Quite a number Of our citizens are talk
ing of taking in the K. of p. excursion on
| the c.. L. g. w. R. r. on Tuesday.
The Young American will give dance
at Pitts Hall Wednesday evening, August
18th.
| David Rankin, Of the Rush Run Brick
| Company. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, of Wellsburg,
was in the city yesterday.
The Republican Club held meeting in
| Commercial Hall last evening.
Deputy Sheriff Capt. Westwood served
notice, yesterday, Of attachment and gar
nishee on the president OF the Etna Mill,
garnisheeing $539.95 in the hands OF the
company in an action brought by Park
Bros, Omitted, against the Berlin Bridge
Co. which company were about completing
the new addition to the mill. j. G. Heinline,
of Bridgeport, represents the plaintiff.
fully ND Milligar, of Burlington, was pain
q y,;tchfnrlr into his leg. xx~.-------------S-s
I'D hovine into the slaughter house, ana
in hurredly getting over fence met Win
' Rev, Father Mattingly was called 70
Long Run yesterday about noon 10 atlenu
a sick patient. la he
finger badly mashed at Spence, baggs q
| Co.'s founery by getting IL caugn' III ooe
wheel of the crane. ,s .ho
One moor lonely woman occupied the
coils at our city bastile yesterday Sne
saws She was arrested for nothing, but tne
charge opposite her name. was ABUSIVE
Sangnaoe. Woman's only fault-too free
with her tongue. .,
tarlv meeting of the First M. IL. Churcn,
Rev n Webb. d. D., will occupy the pull
nit both morning and evening To-Day.
DIR. II. Webb, the presiding eioer OF tne
M. r. church in this district, Is IN tne cry
the guest Of Rev. l. .. "inOers' paS'oi
here. ia. ,o,. a.
+ardav morning to spend a couple OF weeks
with friends in West Virginia.
Miss Maggie Rolston is home from .
rloesont visit with her sister, Mrs. hev.
Simpson, at Hamilton, ONO:
Mrs r. Burton, of New Brighton, "a,
is in the CITY the guest OF her dauRnter'
Mrs. Geer, on Fifth street
George Chessell Alvin and George Sedg'
wick returned home yesterday AFTERNOON
from a pleasure trip to Detroit
George Powell, son and daughter have
returned home after ten days Visit near
Burns Mill. vi, =, D,...
burg, are registered az inc oneriial
House. n .. 9.
the city the guest Oh Nj. anu MIS- Ocoise
Barr in the Orchard. :.
Mrs Rev. Simpson, Of Hamilton, o., l;
in the citv the guest OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs Anderson Ralston.
Rev and Mrs. H. w. Simmons are al
smiles over the arrival OF bouncing boy
small child Of VIM. Loyd's is danger
ously i'll. tits not expected TO recover.
The steamer Horace and barge Minnie
took quite a large delegation 10 Steuoen
vile yesterday afternoon.
James Fleming Grier leaves to-morro"
for his home at Macomb, Ills, after two
weeks, visit with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs II. ]. Grier, on South Third street
There will be reunion Of all the childre1
and grandchildren at their home to-day.
q. G. Cochran, the street paving con
tractor. made a proposition to the Rusl
Run Brick Company and to the city tina
that they pick one man each and they +
nick the third man to sort the brick that 4
now living on Fourth street ready for I'm
ishinc the contract Of paving that street
M Cochran seems 70 be fair in this, 10
there Is some bad brick that should not g
In the navement, and notified the bricl
uen IN that effect and offered the abov
proposition as the best way TO settle thi
matter Of the bad brick.
Albert Marshall, G. & p. agent at Iron
dale. o., but formerly one OF the on1c
, force here Is in the city the guest OF friends
MT. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and so
willie were in Brilliant, o., yesterday. tn
e1iests of Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver, formerl
TODAY Is the twelfth Sunday after Per
| ticost. The misses and boys Sodalties vii
meet in the church at 2 p. m. Baptism az
, n m. First mass at a. m, second mass q
, i0:I5 a m. vespers and benediction at 3 I
m The Altar Society viii meet immed
ateIy after yespers. The ST. Joseph's Soc
, ety win meet at z 80 p. N. Tomorrow wi
| be the Feast Of St Lawrence It win
, the birthday Of the pastor. High mass 9
liam. The children will form the choil
On next Thursday, the 18th, Father Mat
inQly viii be three years in charge Of thi
! congregation
Mr.. Anderson, salesman for the NORTH
! wood Glass Company, left yesterday on
, | trip through the West In the interest OF Ia
I company.
in the Opera House on Tuesday, Angus
5 18th. This Is the first County Conventio
, Convention viii no doubt crowd our littl
: city with strangers. There win be eighty
J SIX delegates TO the Convention from di
; | farcnf perfa of the county, besides the on