Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
MARTINS FERRY.

The Ohio City Ferry Company have
chartered the steamer Emma Uhl
which will take the place of the regular
boat during the low water. The public
can now have the usual acbommoda-
tions to reach Wheeling by this old re-
liable and quickest and shortest route
Prof. j. A. Bownocker of Columbus
was the guest of Prof. Mannix yester-
day having arrived in the city the day
before. He left last evening for Madl-
son, Wis, to take postgraduate course
at the University of Wisconsin.
Secretary Hamilton has been notified
by State Secretary Daggett that the Y.
M. c. A. conference Of the Panhandle
district will be held in this city October
10, Preparations for the event have
already commenced.
There was a meeting of the indie
pendent Hose Company at j. w.
Danah's drug etore on Hanover for the
purpose Of settling up some old bust
ness and making arrangements for the
future.
The funeral Of the ten months old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold OF Indiana
street, which died Saturday, took place
yesterday afternoon at , o'clock. In
terment at Peninsula cemetery.
Sam Taylor has resigned his position
with Patterson & Co. to take his old po-
sltion with the Eson Glass Company.
Frank Shrodes has accepted his posi-
tion with Patterson & Co.
Rev. l. s. Winters preached his fare
we'll sermon at the NJ. +. Church Sun
day evening. He leaves this evening
to attend the annual conference at
Stoubenville.
Mrs. Ida McConnaughy, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. DeVault, returned to her
home at brilliant yesterday morning.
Thompson Kerr, Luther Lewis,
Howard Montgomery and Thomas
HOwells left for Columbus yesterday to
attend the Ohio State University.
Mrs. Cora Scott of Uhrichsville and
Clark Scott of New Philadelphia are
the guests OF their uncle Mr.. James
Greer Of South Third street.
Mrs. William Coates, Of the First
ward, who has been seriously i'll for
some time, was reported little better
yesterday evening.
Oscar Hampton, who has been at the
C. 81 p. railroad freight Office FOR three
years has been transferred TO the
Bellaire Office.
Bulger Green, an employee OF the
Etns mill, fell from trestle yesterday
afternoon, breaking his arm at the
wrist.
Mrs. Eliza Parker, Of Pittsburg, re-
turned home yesterday after two
weeks visit with her son, Oliver Par
ker.
Labor Commissioner w. T. Lewis is
here, the guest of his family. lie will
! return to Columbus this morning.
The work of removing the stock from
the Northwood Glass Works here to
Elwood. Pa, is about completed.
MeSSrs. Williams Bros. moved their
steam laundry yeStsrday to their new
building on Jefferson street.
The steamboat Emma Uhl has been
engaged to take the place Of the Climax
| during the low water.
The street contractor has commenced
blowing up Fifth ssreet preparatory to
paving with brick.
Ed. Arbaugh left for St. Vincents
College yesterday. Father Mattingly
went with him.
Misses Maggie Lewis and Maggie
Lynch left for Columbus yesterday to
visit friends.
Ernest Smith left yesterday for
EaSton, Pa, to re-enter Lafayette Col
| lege.
The Belmont brick works resumed
work yesterday after weeks idleness.
ThoS. Charlton is charging his resi-
dence on Third street.
Benjamin Exley, ST., is visiting
friends at Triadelphia.
Capt H. w. Smith is in PittSburg for
q few days.
Asa Dwauls left yesterday for Chi
cago.