The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14
MARTINS FERRY,
The Buena Vista Glass Works-Porsonal,
Social and Industrial,


An official Of the Buenu Vista Glass
Company writes that the works is not
in tho hands OF the sheriff; that there
has been reaction from too much
boom, during which prices on real es-
tato became very much inflated; money
has become scarce; quite number OF
the subscribers are rot able to pay up
their subscriptions, consequently the
company has been short OF cash, but
has been able TO meet the pay rolls, and
all OF those connected are still enjoying
three square meals day. Tho works
is on full and will continue SO for some
time. Tho meeting OF the stockholders
will DO held on the Goth inst, at which
time it is thought all the stock will be
taken now held by delinquent sub
scribers.
The funeral OF the late Henry Bone
will take place from tho family resi-.
dence, OH Clay street, tomorrow Fri.
day. morning at Q o'clock. The inter.
ment will be at Mt. Pleasant. The de-
ceased was born at Hayling Island,
England, February ., 1903. He came
to tho United States in 1928, locating at
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, where he was en-.
gagged in the tailoring business, From
Mt. Pleasant he moved to Wheeling,
thonce to Bridgeport, and located in
Martins Ferry in 1857, He WAS engaged
in tho awning business in Martins
Ferry, and WIS widely known and uni.
versally respected. He was an active
workor in TIM ME- church
Mr.. J. Y. Patterson was at the Elson
glass works office yesterday. On com.
ing out he slipped and fell, Hc throw
his arm around tho railing and at.
tempted to catch himself, but slid clear
down to The bottom. IIo bruised his
arm quito severely, and says he shot
down those stops faster than any sled
on Hanover street this winter.
The Imperial Dancing Club has been
organized with Joseph Pennington,
president, William Frazier, vice prcsl.
dent, and Miss May Hunter, secretary,
Tho club will meet weekly, the first
being at the homo OF Miss Anna Now.
land. 81
Communion service will DO held
in the Presbyterian church noxt
Sunday. Gospel service is being held
every evening this week, Rev. Barr
Of Bellaire, is assisting the pastor, Rev.
Campbell.
Everett g. 4IcClelland will run Anon
Paxton, r. @. Montgomery and Clar.
ence Gilbert, OF Martins Ferry, in tho
Lafayette rink Saturday evening, Feb.
ruary 9, fresh man starting in on each
mile.
At n stated communication OF tho Ma.
sons last night all Of tho degrees from
Entered Apprentice to that OF Master
Mason wore conferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. g. Mitchell attended
the funeral OF a little child of Mr.. and
Mrs, George B. Brown, at st. Clairsville,
yesterday afternoon.
Tho forge department OF the Standard
mill, which has been off since Monday
on account Of tho sewer, will resume
this morning.
Charley Miller, Pat McDonough and
Glenn McCabe went to the Mcdonald oil
field yesterday to look after their inter.
;ests. t;.5isa s, a.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner, OF Put.
nam county, W. Va, arc visiting the
family OF Mr.. Adam Wernig. g.
Yesterday Mrs. Louis Pracht fell on
tho leo and spraincd and bruised he,
left arm very badly.
The festival for tho benefit OF tho St.
Mnry's church netted over 5000.
I When you want something 10 read, 60
to tho Post Office New Stand. =
Seats are selling well for,James Riley,
"The Broomaker,n tonight. ~