Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17
MARTINS FERRY.

The engine of the Laughlin mill will DO
started up tomorrow. They expect TO be
ready TO run in a week from now.
Jack Chisholm is still at the throttle of
the pony engine on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad at this place, on account
Of Edward Elliott, the engineer, being at
the bedside of his father, who is at the
point of death, at Bellaire.
A wreck occurred on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad yesterday morning,
north of here, which delayed the trains
nearly all day yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Carmichaelis improving.
They have force Of men working night
and day at the nine-inch guide mill at the
Etna repairing it. and will be likely to re-
sumo work on the mill week from to-
morrow.
Mr.. Leonard and VIM. Matthews are the
guests Of Mr.. John E. Davis of Pearl
street.
Mr.. Lewis Smith, salesman of the Buck
eve Glass Company came home last night
to spend Sunday with his family.
F. r. Allender who has been i'll for the
past week, will be able to resume his duties
as Principal Of the North school tomorrow
morning. .
Miss Bonner of the Broom Maker Com
pany who was taken i'll at the Hotel May.
wood, is better and will join the troupe to-
morrow.
Ross Mitchell is confined to the house
with bad touch of the grip.
SQUIRE Brown of Mount Pleasant was in
the city yesterday on business with the
McMaster's affair He corrooorates Nc
Masters statement which will be found in
another part Of this paper.
The Warwood tool works have been pur-
merly of the Laughlin mill, and Mr.. NJ X.
Beazle, OF Bellaire, who will take control
next week. The work turned out by this
factory has reputation excelled by none,
ana our citizens are glad TO know that
such enterprislng business men as MeSSrs.
McMasters and Beazle will succeed in the
business that Mr.. Warwood has so sue
cessfully built up. Although we are sorry
70 loose such good citizen and business
man as Mr.. Warwood, who will remove to
Brooklyn.
Lon Beck's condition is unimproved and
his recovery is doubtful.
Rev. Mr.. Morse, of the Baptist Church,
is recovering from an attack OF the grip.
A citizens meeting will be held in the
Commercial Hall tomorrow evening at
O'Clock to hear the report from parties who
were consulting with the Joseph Bell
Stove Co. in reference to the removal Of
their plant to this city. We are informed
that about half of the $4,000 stock to be
taken is all ready to be subscribed by some
of our citizens, and the other can easily be
raised. Let everybody turn out and give
some encouragement to this enterprise.
Ed. Mallory has opened up one Of the
finest confectionaries in this city, and any
one wanting anything in this line should
call on him before purchasing elsewhere, =
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal has been very Ill at
her home on the corner OF Catawba and
Washington streets
MIR. Helfenbine, the grocer, who has been
i'll. is reported as much better and will be
able 10 get around as usual in few days.
Mayor Keller is again confined to his
home with a severe cold.
Mrs. Harrison Belts and son, Ed, are
seriously i'll.
Joe Elson is able TO be about again after
n severe sick spell, at the home Of his
father. on North Third street
Fred Dixon, who has been laid up for the
past week, was able TO get down town yes
terday afternoon.
Charlie Heinlein, Representative from
this county, is home for few days.
The farmers claim that If heavy snow
ing 10 the trees should thaw, il would COM
pletely finish all Of the orchards that have
not vet been entirely ruined.
There is talk of starting fruitpacking
factory in our neighborhood, and better
paving investment could not be found.
The festival of the Vigilant Band and
Hose Company, at Lafayette Hall last
evening, was q success, and was very en-
ioyable affair. When the fire laddies I'M
dertake 10 do thing, they generally do i
up TO the queens taste
A bill will be introduced in this Legisla-
ture raising the Dow Liquor Tax from $3.50
70 g., eco. They say all Of the leading brew
ing firms are backing it.
Mrs. Vim. Martin lett yesterday TO visit
Moundsville friends.
Sheriff Opperman, Of Jefferson county,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs Isaac Murdoch, Of Morristown, re-
turned TO her home yesterday after pleas
ant visit with friends here
The Belmont county Common Pleas
Court adjourned Friday evening sine die,
and Judge briggs left yesterday for
Woodsneld where he will open Court to-
morrow.
Mrs. Isaac Burt is very sick at her home
on Hanover street.
Charlie Scarlettis around shaking hands