Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
MARTINS FERRY.

| soon RS he is able 70 give them hearing,
! which event Will be listened 20 by large
! audience, for the testimony will DC rich
and racy. One OF the ladies caught the
| other one passing through her yard and
almost drowned her by throwing water on
her, and now the Mayor Will have TO see
whose fault IL was
The Martins Ferry Farmers Institute
will meet at the Opera House next Tues
| day and Wednesday aud promises to be
| wen attended They have a splendid pro.
! gramme arranged and good speakers Will
! be In attendance, and everybody Will en-
iov the programme, and will also encour-
| age the members Of the Institute by their
| attendance. This Institute Is only year
! old, but it is one of the best IN THIS section
/ OF the country, which is great thing TO say,
| mad speaks well for those who have tue
! Institute in charge. Another reason the
! ORGANIZATION is the fact that they have
! honored our city by giving the name OF
| Martins Ferry 10 their Institute, 50 turn
! out and make IL a success.
Tom Perkens, the dandy barber OF
| Wheeling, has accepted a position with Cal
! Strauthers.
MAYOR Keller is again confined TO his
| home with another severe sick spell
Gorton's MINISTRIES will be the attrac-
ton at the Opera House next thursday
Misses Annie and Kate Carmichael en-
! tertained the choir Of tho NJ. h. church on
| Friday evening.
John p. haywood OF the Hotel haywood
| Is confined 10 his home with bad attack
The Northwood and Buckeye glass
works Will probably start Up about the
middle Of the month.
The cutting department Of tho Buckeye
got through with their work Friday even
| ing, and will not start up again until the
factory goes on.
Lon Beck, 0. the First ward, is seriously
! Ill.
The girls say that they will take advan-
taRe OF this year and make things hum TO
make M for tho backwardness OF the boys
in the past We wish you all the success
in the world, girls.
will Riggs and Miss Lizzie Timberlake,
| of Powhattan, have returned home after
spending the holidays with Miss Myrtle
| Frazier Of West Walnut street.
Miss Maude Newland is visiting rela-
tives in Smithheld.
"Dader Lewis aud "Shoot" Brand,
Tweedys and McCue's hostlcrs respec.
tiyely. who were arrested in Wheeling on
suspicion as the parties wanted for passing
counterfeit money, were guyed consider
ABLY by the boys yesterday. They claim
its rough 10 be jerked in when fellows
lust out 10 see his girl.
A Happv New Years party was given
in the parlors of the Sherman House Fri
day evening. and was attended by large
crowd Of young society people. Games
! and dancing were the chief amusements,
and at late hour the guests were invited
10 partake Of bOuntiful repaSt. When
| Y
present regretted that the time had passed
too quickly, so well did they enjoy them
selves. and the gents that were lucky
enough TO be present nope that the ladies
will give leap year parties often.
/ T. b. Findley, son-in-law OF Judge Latl-
| mer who was Secretary OF the Treasury
under President Hays, is registered at the
Maywood His home is In Vincennes, Ind
| Uncle Robert Hutchinson. ot Tiltonyillc,
Is the guest Of his son. Mr.. John Hutchin-
son, OF Clay district
Mr. Hays, OF Pittsburg, Is the guest OF
| Ernest Smith.
Miss Mcdonald, who has been spending
the holidays at her home In Detroit, mas re-
turned again.
The advance agent Of the "Keep IL
Dark" company was In the city yesterday.
His show win appear here next saturday
! l.. i. &. Drennen Is the guest OF MS
father, James II. Drennen.
| Miss Kate Greer handsomely entertained
| her friends az her home on Third street
Friday evening.
The Third Anniversary of the Young
| Mems Christian Association, in this city,
! will DC observed, this afternoon. by appro
pirate exercises in the Opera House, be-
Ching az 3 go, p. m. Mr. l.. l.. Doggett, OF
| cleveland, State Secretary, will address
the meeting, and everybody is invited 70
| come.
Miss Inez Fuhrer, Of Pittsburg, Is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Mary a Crooks.
Miss Florence Riggs, ofSouth Wheeling,
Is the guest o. her uncle, George mc-
| Glumphrey.
John Roberts, OF Akron, is in the city,
the guest OF the family Of z. w Roberts.
inns Ferry Terminal Road was compro
missed yesterday.
The list OF the delinquent tax payers is
printed in tho 81. Clniryille GGzc'is this
week. II occupies one full page OF the
paper.
our police are firing the buns back 70
the West Virginia shore as fast as 1ayOr
Seabright turns them loose over there,
under the promise Of going 10 Martins
| Ferry.
4 when mas becl NtlN ~ l-aloy Sbp. Il"4'f ~
| agrand success both socially and financial
liz. On Thursday evening over tjD was
! taken IN. and the rocking chair that was 10
be awarded 20 the young lady collecting
| the LARGEST amount Of money was given 70
Miss Lille Fahenbach, she Collect ny
1910. Miss Kate Brannoa collected
Sl7.GO. Last night the crowd was immense
and large amount was taken 10.
DIED-In PittsbDrg, January ], lo2, Of
diptheria. May, daughter Of William r..
and Minnie Lyle, and granddaughter OF
Mrs. T.. !. Westlake. OF this city. age 4
years. 3 months an6&&sxys. The parents
have toe sincere sympN OF their many
friends here.
* gExoKT OF LITTLE NAY.
| The .ugsls aesr aud nearer cane,
| Where MAY sia suffering lie.
And gently took her IN their Arms.
To Jesus In the SKY.
No bitter tears Rad she 70 weep,
No sius 20 De forgiven.
Bat closed her little eyes % sleep,
TO open them 10 heaten
Aunt Belle xii sniss GEAR ntfle asy,
Shs seemed 20 Ig;h lie Md
In Der pleasant. qCiet, i0TtUZ Sey,
she vas surely meant fof Coo.
Her pencil slate, YOU pat sway.
S.5ckinzs. shoes and clothes
So sd. very h,rd 70 DO:
None Ike q mother knows
We csauot keep oGr cbiiirea here
Por jesus Knows The ",
he takes them 70 that heavenly home
To live 10 peace and resi-
snrzrs.