Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. E. T.. Boyd, DR.. and mrs. .. M.
Biackford, Misses Ella Kerr, Anna Gar
michael end Hannah Bird left over the
Pan Handle yesterday afternoon Tor New
York to attend the Y. p. ). Z. y. Natlonsl
Convention in session there. Misses Auna
Flbert. Cora Sloan. Maud and Rhea Gar
Der Ida Hoyle and Jessie Charlton LETT
over the c. x =. railroad, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George. Reece, Mrs. Williamson ana
daughter. and Misses Ella Inglebright and
Hannah Sterrett left last night over the b.
& 0. railroad.
Mrs. Maggie, wife OF Francis A. Kolz,
of the First ward, died yesterday morn
ing OF typhoid pneumonia, after long
aud painful illness. She was In her
34th year, and leaves husband ana
four small children TO mourn her loss
The funeral services will take place to-
morrow morning at o'clock, at 81.
Mary'S church. IRterment at Mount
Calvary.
Our people are taking great interest IN
the coming race between the Bellalre FIRE
men and our BOYS, but they don't approve
of the way some are doing In trying 70 ere
ate bad feeling between the two cltles-
We would like 10 see our boys WIN, out ieC
il be a friendly contest and good 1eellng
matter who wins.
The Welsh Congregational Sunday
School will picnic at Fleecy Dale this
morning, going out on the 9.55 train on
the w. Il L. E. railroad. Train return
ing will leave the grove at 7:3O p. N.
The White Pearl Fishing Club will
leave this morning for Muskingum
river. This club is composed OF some
of our popular young men.
David Hanson and family, Of Marion,
Md, and VIM. Campbell and family, OF
MoundSville, are the guests OF Mr..
Robert Hanson.
Part Of the Blue Grass Fishing Club
left for their camp at Lsceyville yester-
day. The rest will go the last OF this
week.
Albert Belts, wife and mother, left yes
terdav morning over the G. & p. for Nor
rissville, Vermont, to spend the summer al
their old home.
Thomas. William, and Harry Chissell
returned Yesterday morning from Dayton,
o., where they attended meeting OF the
Wheelmen.
Mrs. Fred Beymer and son, OF Pitts
burg, are the guests Of her daughter,
Mrs, Robt. Hislop, Of North Fifth
street.
Mr.. Chas Ladur will leave to-day for New
York and other points East. Mrs. Ladur
is spending the summer at Mt. Pleasant
The sam Jones Fishing Club will set
sail for their regular stamping ground
at Willow Springs, this morning.
Mrs. James Y. Patterson left yester-
day for New York City, on visit to Mr..
PatterSon's mother and sister.
Mr.. Harry Hood and family leave to-
morrow for Cleveland, Youngstown and
other places in Ohio 70 visit friends.
The building committee met at the
parsonage last evening in regatd TO the
erection OF their new church.
Henry Stiuger and family have returned
to their home at WellSburg after spending
the Fourth with friends here.
Mrs. Richard Stewart has returned
FROM a pleasant visit to her brother at
SteUbenville.
Mrs. KneT and children Of Mingo juno
ton are the guests Of Mrs. Bayless at the
Bayless House.
W.T.. Williams and brother Reece left
last night for Lynn Grove, Iowa, to visit
their parents.
Judge w. D. Hof, Of st. Clairsville,
was in town yesterday on professional
business.
Miss Kate Seigel, Of Bellaire, is the
guest Of her uncle, Mr.. p. Dorsch, Of
Second street.
John Reagan and wife, OF Plttsburg,
are the guests Of Mr.. George Ruce's
family.
Mr.. Eugene Wilson and family will rus
ticate az Apple Grove, o., leaving to-day
on the Andes.
Mrs. Bero has returned home after a
pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. Gem
Wilson.
Albert c. Smith, who has been very
IN with the typhoid fever, is able to be
up.
Hon. W. L, Lewis is in from Colum-
bus TO spend a few days with his famt-
ly.
Marshall McCue, "the Bayliss House
porter is laid up with a sDrained ankle.
Miss Estella Bremen, Of Newark, is
the guest Of Father Mattingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Smith have re-
turned from a trip in the East.
VIM. Shepherd, Of Lloydsville, was 10
the city yesterday on business.
Samuel Evans has returned from
visit to friends at Columbus.
Emerson Campbell was in Flushing
yesterday among friends.
Jesse Bayless went to Long Run yes
terday to do some roofing.
Mrs. Joseph Scho6eld, Of Walnut
street, is seriously i'll.
Patsy Miller and family left for La
CeyviIle yesterday.
Water melons on Ice at McCabe Bros.