Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-08
MARTINS FERRY.

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Friday evening, and were taken over the
entire building from cellar to roof by Mr..
Eick, who showed the different stages in
which beer was found. The visit was
made to learn something Of the process of
making beer, preparatory to an examina-
| ton in the Effects of Alcohol which took
place at the Central building yesterday
morning.
John Smith paid flying visit to the Nc
Donald oil field yesterday.
Miss BERTHE Blackford is visiting friends
near ST Clairsvllle.
DIR. A. B. wilkins and wife, Of Horns
vile, are the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
T.. n. Watson, of Vine street.
Richard O'Bernis has returned from
business trip in the interest OF Spencer,
Bags & Co.
Duncan Bros, "the plumbers, +" have d.
solved partnership.
The Laughliu mill was on yesterday on
accC mt Of a break down at the Steel Plant
and no steel on hands.
The new casting for the broken pump
at the Water Works has arrived, but can
not be put in until the river falls.
There will be a concert at the Soap
Town School on May the 10th.
The case OF Tabitha Smylie against the
w. B. & T. Company, which was to be
called up in the Common Pleas Court TO-
LuOEIOW, has DCCu SCbl4SNs
The heavy rains are damaging the tourIn
and Jefferson street bridges.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Y. M. G. A, will
meet tomorrow evening AZ O'Clock;
business of Importance.
Wightman Frazier has accepted q pos
ition with w. T. Duncan.
Harry Patterson, who was so badly in
jured by fall Of soap stone at the LAUREL
IL nf
brought here yesterday morning on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie, and conveyed to
his home on the National pike.
Yesterday was payday at the Standard
Mill, part of the Aetna, and at the BUCK
eye Glass Works
The funeral Of David Davis, who was
killed bv the cars at Btnayille, took place
yesterday afternoon.
The school teachers were examined yes
terday on the use and abuse Of alcohol.
Pete Stewart is home for few days.
The Pease township Board of Education
held meeting at the Clerks Office yester-
day afternoon.
James Grossly went to Mingo yesterday
on business.
Miss Julia Gorby was in the city yester-
day among friends.
Miss Ruth McMannis is visiting her
parents. near Mount Pleasant.
VIM. Inglebright, father of Capt. Ingle-
bright, is visiting at Denntson, ONO.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Grimes, OF Ale
gheny, are here to attend the funeral OF
the late Mrs. Hiram Frazier.
l.. Spence has returned from trip
through Ohio.
For SALE CHRAP-Three room home and
two lots in Etnaville. Inquire at Mike
MiIler's, Htnaville, o.
The funeral of Mrs. Hiram Frazier takes
place this morning at nine O'CLOCK. Inc
remains will be taken TO Mount Pleasant
for interment.
A large number of Martins Ferry peo-
ple attended the musical en- tertainment at
Cows school, "back Of town." Friday
evening.
Miss Jessie Creighton, one of the popular
teachers of District No. 19, was in the city
yesterday.
The st. Glars and May Flowers played
very entertaining game of base ball in
The Third ward grounds yesterday, the
score standing at the end Of the games as
follows: St Glars %, May Flowers IL.
The batteries were Moore and Lash for the
St. Glars, and Sapp and Mock Tor In
May Flowers.
Mrs. Rev. Simmons will visit her old
home in Tennessee next week.
Rev. VIII Winters, who has been the
guest Of his parents here this week, left for
his home at Andover yesterday morning,
Miss Jessie Williamson and Miss Kate
RalstOn, delegates TO the US Convention,
returned last evening.
Miss Ida Cope, of Smithfield, is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Waters, of Walnut
street.
in. Wheeler, OF Melrose, Ohio, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Joe Gordon, an old Martin Is Ferry boy,
but now of Canton, o., was in theclty yes
terday for a short time.
A. w. Kerr, Secretary of the Buckeye
Glass Co., and Hon. J. c. Gray, were IN
St Clairsyille Yesterday on business.
J. w. Terrill aud w. B. Francis return
ed from Toledo, o., yesterday evening.
The shanty-boat occupied by two colored
ladies, has been sold but the colored dam
sells have stubbornly refused to move out,
which is causing quite lively time in that
locality.
and wife of Toronto, o., Hiram Frazier
Sr., OF Wellsburg w. Va, and Mrs. r. ID.
Revner OF Wheeling, have arrived TO al
tend the funeral of Mrs. Hiram Frazier.
Deputy Sheriff Westwood was serving
subpoepas Yesterday in the case OF Ingle-
bright and jenkins VS.. the Cleveland, Lo'
rain and Wheeling railroad, set for trial in
the Court OF Common Pleas next Tuesday.
Jim Ralston was in Mingo yesterday on
business pertaing to the Jr. o. U. a. M.
Rev. II. n. Campbell has suticlently re-
covered from his recent serious illness to
on to his parents home at Holidays Cove,
w. Va.
Mrs. Georgia Cohens, wife of James
Cohens. died at her late residence on Clark
street, Clark's addition, Friday evening, OF
consumption.
Ouite a number of Martins Ferry's
Young people went out to Ferry view
schoolhouse Friday evening to attend a
musical entertainment given by an orcnes-
ira composed of local talent. -,
The funeral Of MRS. Hiram FRAZER VIII
take place from her late home on Walnut
street this morning at nine O'CLOCK. IN
terment at Mt Pleasant.
Mr. Samuel Creighton, Of Wellsburg,
will address the gospel meeting at the Y:
NJ. C. A. rooms this afternoon at =
O'Clock. subject, "A Clean Heart" All
men, both young an old, especially invited
The case of Patrick Conoway against the
W. B. & II. Company, and set Tor trial yes
terday morning in the Common Pleas
Court at ST. Clairsville has been compro-
missed and the witnesses discharged.
SUNDAY AT ST. MART's CHURCH.
The children about twenty, who nave
been preparing will make their hrst Holy
Communion at first mass which Will begin
at z As a. m. Immediately after first
gospel they will renew their oapusmal
vows AS is the custom on the day OF hrst
Holy Communion in st. Mary's these
children will take the pledge of total abb
stinence for five years. All the Sodalities
will receive Holy Communion with them
and also many of the parents. The Young
Mems Sodality will receive their badges;
These are made Of fine gold ribbon ana
have attached to them large pure silver
medal of Blessed Virgin Mary.
In the afternoon at vespers, at O'CLOCK,
the Bows and Misses Sodalues Will receive