Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-31
MARTINS FERRY.

Dave Coss arrived last evening from
Cleveland.
Robert Duff returned from trip to
GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Mrs. Chew and daughter Gilett OF Ian
caster, Pa, are the guests Of Mrs Chew's
brothers Messrs John and William Rod
erts OF Washington street
Downey Stringer has quit his feed store
business aud will 90 70 Indiana.
DR.. John Henry and sister and Miss Car
ter have returned TO their home at Roney's
Point after pleasant visit with the family
of Dr. Heny, of this city.
Charles Ekey, of Highland City, IS the
guest Of Charles Duff
Miss Ada Joy has returned from visit
to friends at Brilliant
Mrs Charles Undertake and family
have returned from q visit 10 Pittsourg
friends
DR.. Ong and George Reeceare back from
Cleveland.
Miss Grace Graham Is visiting friends at
Elm Grove
Thayer Reslop returned yesterday from
Cleveland
Louis Schulz has returned from Phila-
delphia.
Clarence Gilbert has arrived home from
UhriChsyille.
Geo. Webb, OF the Blue Grass Dairy, Is
out with a new delivery wagon.
Miss Ann Frazier, Of Welsburg, is the
guest of Miss Belle Green.
Ezra Rodgers has been awarded the
contract OF painting the ceiling and walls
Of the South school building and tire new
addition Of the North school oulldlnB az
his bid Of S2l6.7O
The old jauitors Of the school buildings
have been employed again for another year
az the same salary. q
The sewer 70 Do placed in the alley be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets Will be an
eight inch pipe below Hanover and Eighth
streets and ten inches north OF that street,
Charles Metz, Of Canton, IS the guest OF
his brother Robert, the accommodating
operator OF the O. * =. railroad OF this
place.
a little child Of Councilman M. f. Bal
ley is very III.
They say there IS bad break in the gas
main near the LauEhiiu mill.
B.J. Long and George Beaumont will
remove their furniture 10 ElWood to-mor-
row.
The Colored Sunday schools of this city
with the Bridgeport schools plcnlcEed at
Ridgeways grove yesterday.
There is some talk of race between the
Standard and Independent Hose Compa-
MES. The Standard Company was recently
organized and they nave constructed q reel
of their own out of a couple Of ordinary
wagon wheels aud they claim that their
team can throw dust in oil OF their eyes
Let il be 60 boys
Henry Foley, Of the Third ward, arrived
home from GAINESVILLE Yesterday.
Harry McCarty's new residence on West
Washington street, is nearing completion.
Isaac Newland was painfully hurt Friday
night by his horse Slipping while ho was
driving from the wharf His side was
bruised considerable and the calk Of one OF
the horses shoes struck him under the chin
and penetrated TO the bone.
Miss Bessie Moran left for her homo in
Youngstown after pleasant visit with her
aunt Mrs. 3. Duffy
John Henderson Is in Plttsblrg, he viii
return tomorrow.
Federal Labor Union, No 1921, will meet
on Wednesday evening, and al members
are requested to attend as there will be
business Of importance before the meeting.
j. L. ). Baunan, Secretary.
The Amalgamuted scale was signed at
the Laughlin mill vest, riay and they will
90 TO work next week. This company in
tends 10 pickle their light nail plate IN the
near future.
The Seldom Seen Fishing Club returned
home yesterday from their annual fishing
trip near UlrChsvlle
Mrs Rose Mitchell Is very III at her
home in the Grove.
William Stringer. prominent stock
dealorO OF Portland, was In the city yester-
dav
Miss Kate Greer and Jennie McGraw is
visiting friends at Uhrichsyille.
Joe White formerly with Charles Mil
Ter of this city, was in town yesterday.
Joe will leave for Denver, Col, next week,
whore he and his brother win viii 90 into
business
Minnie, the 12-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs George Crisswcll, died Friday
night after weeks sickness. The funer-
al will take place today from the family
residence on Second street lutermeut at
Riverview cemetery.
The Misses Locke and Brscken, Of
Welsburg, who have been attending
convention of Christian EndeavOr, at
ParkersburE, and who stopped here while
en- route home, have returned TO Wellsburg
accompanied BY Messsrs. Charles Downey
ana Joe Pennington. OF this city.
The Blue Grass Fishing Club is still in
camp near LaCeyvile, and are catching
lots of fish and turtles aud bagging lots Of
game. Jimmy Council IS boss hunter,
while Larry Cornell is helping to 90 tho
cooking. They report by special messeu-
ger that q young lady Of this city who
bought young lamb as pet while the
guest of their camp, mad paid - for IL, when
the owner only asked $l50 for 1t, but she
claims that Patsy tells this on her because
she gave away the price he paid for the
guineas that he bought.
Alex Ring, of Deep Run, was in the city
yesterday.
w. S. Burnett, timber inspector Of the
Pennsylvania Company, was in the city
yesterday.
0. X. Wood has gone TO Terre Haute 10
visit his family, who are visiting relatives
there.
Hon. L. Dauford, of ST Clalrsville, was
in the city yesterday on legal business,
Frank Shuttleworth and several mould
ers from Wheeling entered Linn's saloon
on Hanover street, last night, and started
wrestling with each other. During the
sCufie the stove was overturned. The
proprietor states that he demonstrated
with the men, and that the men and Shut
tlewOrth attacked and beat him.
Miss Nevada Darrah is attending the
teachers institute AZ ST. Clairsville
II. T. SumuerhiN, of Cannonsburg, is
the guest of Martins Ferry friends.
Miss Hattie O'NeaL Of FOstorIa, re-
turned home yesterday after pleasant
visit with her aunt and cousins Of the Bay
less House
The nearing OF Cnarlle Allen Will very
likely take place this coming week, as the
Gibson girl will be able 20 appear 10 testify
against him.
The mill men Of the lower mills held o
meeting yesterday afternoon IN reference
to some difference in the understanding Of
the scale We could not learn what trans
pired at the meeting, but the question IN
volved IS in reference 20 working heavy or
double steel.
Rev Father Kuehn, for many years pas
tor of ST Mary's church, Washington
county, O., died yesterday az his residence
IN Marietta. He will oe buried from ST.
Maryis at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning.