Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-17
MARTINS FERRY.


vounr employee Of the Northwooc
class WORKS. who works in the black
smith shops. has fashion OF taxing new
! bar of soap to the works to wash himself
! and his mother has told him OF ms e1-
! travagant use Of soap until ne - y
ashamed Of that he bought bar Wltnoul
letting her know of il and hid 1t under Ms
| pillow TO take to work with him the mex.
| morning. She got on to it though, ano
| wrapped a smooth stone up In Tue so1t
wrapper after removing the soap, anu n'
knew no better until he commenced WASH
washing with it, and now the boys are
all smiling at his expense.
Quite number Of our citizens who were
on the excursion OF the lslana flSnlnE
Club Sunday. May Sth, came 10 US yeSter'
| day and requested US to say that the state
| ment in Wheeling paper did them great
| Injustice. They say that they are willing
! to stake their reputation as TO character OF
! behavior with any of our citizens thal
/ STAYED at home, including the wri ter OF the
! article and if a few misbehaved on the
trip. the whole number should not be helo
responsible for their misdoings. q
The Board of Directors of the Y. M. C.
A entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary al
| Recess ice cream parlors last evening, al
| their own individual expense, IN apprecla-
! ton Of the good work done by them.
The cases Of Mrs. Rosa Leonard and
James Brown for keeping daries in the
CITY will be heard this morning. THESE
warrants were sworn out by Is. A. Lende'
muth, the Health Officer.
The man Cline, who stole the sheep and
got away, was in our city yesteqday, and
later went to Wheeling. Our omclals tele-
phoned to the Wheeling police OF his
whereabouts.
The new Mullaney residence on Park
street is nearing completion. Thls an els
CANT brick building, with mansard roof,
and is credit to the city and builder as
well.
Lucia J. McBurney having left my bed
and board l will not be responsible Tor any
JAMES MoBURNEY.
There was a little trouble in running
trains on the c., l.. q w. railroad on ac-
count Of wall OF the bottle works falling
out toward the railroad.
John Parnell and Owen Bowen left over
the w. & l.. +. railroad for Youngstown
Yesterday to attend the convention or the
A. .. +. Of America.
Miss Ida Cope, of Smithfeld, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wat
tiers, of Walnut street, returned home yes
terday.
Some freight cars on the G. & P. railroad
got Of the track near the Ntna mill wnlch
caused little delay in running yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ohio Lane, Of Pittsbu re,
are the guests of Mrs. Lanes pare nts,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobensack. -
Miss Dollie Hines left for her home at
Scio yesterday after pleasant Visit 10
Miss Ruth McMannis
The poor unfortunate "Slow Fast" Will
lam was taken to ST. Clairsville yesterday
10 work out his fine
The Opportunity Circle Of the Kings
Daughters met at the home OF Miss Madge
CLARK last evening.
Mrs. Richard Stewart, Of this city, at
tended the Rolls concert at wheeling last
evening.
For fresh groceries, butter, etc, call on
Simpson Seibert, Zane street, near Jeifer-
son.
Samuel Young, ST., is reported as i'm
proving some, although still very feeble,
Charlie Miller has contracted for Pho
nograph for mis- place of business.
DR.. Boals will be in Harrisville for sew
eral days on business.
Add Coss will open up blacksmith shop
in Harrisville.
A. L. Wilson, of Bellalre, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mary Davidson is visiting friends
in Toronto.