Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
MARTINS FERRY.

IT
ING in honor of her guests, Miss Anna
Hathaway, of Tarentum, and Miss
Anna Mcclure, OF New Brighton. Inc
participants were largely members OF
the Imperial Club. Dancing filled In
the hours, and q most joyous occasion
resulted.
Mrs. Harry Robinson died at her
home yesterday evening, at $3.50, OF
typhoid fever, after being i'll several
weeks. Mrs. Robinson was daughter
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Humphreyille,
formerly Of this city. She and Mr.,
Robinson were married in January last.
The residence Of William McHugh
who resides on the Cadiz pike near the
old toll gate, about mile aud a half
from town, burned down yesterday
afternoon. Ii caught from fire In
brush pile and the loss was about $500.
Misses Clara and Beta Sheets enter
tanned their friends last evening at
their home, Tho Elms," at Martins
Ferry The affair largely partoOk OF
the fete, and the guests were most
pleasantly entertained.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mont
gomery and son Howard and Miss Allie
Thornton went up in the neighborhood
OF TiltOuville to camp out for several
weeks.
The easy grade OF the approaches and
roadwayS makes the new Steel Bridges
the best adapted to heavy traffic be-
tween Martins Ferry and Wheeling.
Mrs. A. d. Plattner, of Council Bluffs,
is here the guest of her sisters, the Mrs.
b. f. Brady, Wm. Grifiths and Lou
Dawson.
Misses Lilly Dean and Lucy Beazle
left Yesterday TO spend a week at Hon,
A. c. Harrilps at Potomac, West
Virginia.
Miss Hattie O'Neal, of Fostora, who
is the guest of Mr.. Bayless, and Miss
Mary Abbot are visiting friends at
Mingo.
l.. Scheehle, L. Pracht and Billie Sea-
bright left last evening for Saltwater
on a hunting and fishing expedition.
Norailroads to cross at grades in GO
ing to Wheeling via the new Steel
Bridges, making it the safest route.
Mrs. Turner left yesterday for her
home at Peoria, I'll after visit here
with her sister, Mrs. j. p. Crowell.
Mr.. Henry WaldeCker, of the Beatty
Glass Company, is spending several
days with friends in this city
Frank Stringer and VIM. Hall, of
Portland, and j. w. Taylor, OF Tilton-
Vile, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Taggart, prominent
wool buyer of MOrristown, Is among the
farmers Of this section.
George Ralston will leave this morn
ing on the Hudson for Cincinnati on
business and pleasure.
Mr.. NJ. Gallagher has returned from
the camp OF the Brunswick Fishing
Club at Long Reach.
Mrs. w. b. Hobbs and her mother,
Mrs. Rutter, left yesterday afternoon,
for Philadelphia.
Miss Clayton, Of Cleveland, is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. John Davis, OF
Pearl street.
Council will meet tonight to award
the contract for the curling on Fifth
street.
Harry Evans and family have return
ed from a trip 70 the interior OF the
State.
Mrs. Charles Otto left yesterday to
visit relatives and friends at Woods
field.
VIII Smylie has recovered enough to
be able TO get around town in buggy.
win Frazier, has gone to Steubenville
where he has secured a good position.
Miss Ida McMasters, Of Mount Pleas
ant, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shipman left yesterday to
visit friends at Dunkirk, o.
Miss Maggie Pennington has gone 20
Quaker City 10 visit friends.
The Constable sold the stock in j. F..
ThOmaS'S store yesterday.
Bert Montgomery was at Wellsburg
on business yesterday.
,. f. Reynolds will leave this after
noon for Philadelphia.