Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-05
MARTINS FERRY.

| David Souders was broken into, and
some tools taken, among which was a
brace and bit Yesterday the Marshal
Of Brilliant was in the city trying to
| get track OF burglars that had broken
into store at that place, carrying
away good bit o. jewelry in the way OF
watches, chains, etc. He said that a
brace and bit was used in getting into
the place, which answers the descrip-
| ton OF the one that was stolen from
Souders' shop.
The following officers have been elect
ed by Unity Council No. ITO. U. A. NJ:
Councillor, s. Thompson; Vice Council
or, Fred. Cass; Financial Secretary. G..
Wagner; Recording Secretary, B. Cor
don; Assistant Secretary, Jas. Runyan;
Inductor, Herman Fowler; Examiner,
Mad Aldridge; Inside Protector, G.
Hart; Trustee; b. Gordon; Representa-
tive, VIM. Bowman.
Following is the programme for the
Glass Workers reception tonight at the
Y. M. c. A. rooms: Address Of Welcome,
T.. w. Shreve; music by the Quartette;
recitation, Miss McDonald; tenor solo,
Mr.. Thomas Lloyd; address, Charles
Morrison; music by the Quartette, after
which refreshments will be served.
Sneak thieves tried to gain an en-
trance into the residence of Chas. Gaud-
ing Thursday evening and were fright
ened away by the return Of Mrs. Gaud-
ing, who had just returned from the
Opera House. A good many buns are
reported in the neighborhood.
Sunday at 4 o'clock in Commercial
Hall there will be q gospel meeting for
men only. Subject: "a Modern Prodi-
GAL" Luke XIV. 11-22. Good singing.
All men cordially invited.
The funeral of Miss Annie Brindley
took place yesterday afternoon from
the M. +. church. Rev. Winters con-
Quoted the service. The remains were
inferred at Riverview.
Thomas Lewis, who is candidate for
the nomination of Township Clerk on
the Republican ticket, is making gal
liant fight and will be very apt TO be the
lucky man.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. AID.
Cosss little child, which died Thursday
night, will take place this afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at Riverview
cemetery.
Melvin Davis, of Muskegon, Mich,
eldest son Of John Davis, one OF the
first boilers at the Etna mill, is the
guest OF Martin Ferry friends.
The jury in the case Of August Rob-
rig against the Martins Ferry Terminal
Company awarded the plaintiff S275
damages.
Alex. Davidson has received a pen
sion of SIP per month with 5000 back
pay and consequently is very happy
| over 1t.
Miss Minerva King returned to her
home at Emerson, o., last night, after
pleasant visit with Mrs. Sarah Clark.
John L. Lane, passenger agent for
the 3. e o. L. r. was in town yesterday
on business connected with that line.
Misses Birdie Kemp, OF Wheeling,
was the guest Of Miss Maggie Hilder-
brand, of Ktnaville, yesterday.
Alonzo P. Miller, salesman for the
Ohio Central Paper Company, OF Column
bus, was in town yesterday.
Rev. H. N. Campbell returned yester-
day from visit with his parents and
friends at Holidays Cove.
Miss Matte Exley entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home last eve
ming in an elegant manner.
MIR. Mad Aldridge will be a candidate
for mem Der Of the Board OF Education
| from the Third ward.
A. P. Miller, of Columbus, and c. c.
Allen, Of Philadelphia, are registered
at the ST. Clair Hotel.
Commissioner Riley was doing some
good work on the streets in the Third
ward yesterday.
Mrs. John Scales and Mrs. Sarah
Clark will leave to-day to visit friends
at Cambridge.
Mrs. Alva Moore, of Steubenville, is
the guest Of Mrs. Geo. B. Barr, OF the
Orchard.
Mrs. Sarah Chambers left yesterday
TO visit her daughter at New Mata-
moras.
Jos. Henderson, of Vanderbilt, Pa,
is the guest of his parents for few
days.
Attorney George Duncan left yester-
day for Canton, o., on legal business.
Dan Smith, OF Cambridge, Is visiting
Mrs. Sarah Clark, of Fourth street.
VIM. Sloan is in Anderson, Ind,
called there by the death OF sister.
Mrs. Joseph L. Wells entertained the
Z. c. Club at her home last evening.
Charles Galbraith, of Smithtield, was
the guest of +. L. Ong yesterday.
Part of the Standard mill Is OH on
account Of leak in the boilers.
Mrs. John L. Miller, of Wellsburg, Is
the guest Of friends in this city.