Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
MARTINS FERRY.

MARTINS FERRY.
The first executive meeting OF the Grand
Court of Ohio, y. O. T.. Of A, met yester-
day in this city. at the Grand Secretsry's
office, in the Shreve-Heryey building.
Among those present were Grand Chief
Ranger w. G. Abbey, OF Toledo; Owen
Bowen, @. S. G. r., Of Cambridge; n. j.
Kepplemer, g. r. s., of Akron; j. b. Far
nell, @. s., Of this city, and VIM. Thomas,
@. r., also Of this city.
Tho Independent Hose Company re-
ceived an invitation from the hremen OF
Cory, Pa, TO take part in the races there
on August 3, but had to decline on account
of the Marietta tournament.
Thieves got into Julius Klukus' place the
other night but escaped through the win
dow before they could be captured. Ihey
also got into Jas. Richards store ana sci
cured SlS in E-cney.
A member of the Board of Health met
the representative Of the REGISTER last
evening, and informed him that If Council
did not take immediate action on the JET.
fersou street sc wer, that the Board OF
Health would. The sewer is being used
with no outlet, and also has burst, and 1t
is criminal negligence on somebody's part
that it is left in that condition. III the
State Board OF Health knew Of the situa-
tion some one would very soon got hustle
on him. Let something De done as soon as
pos sible.
Henry Single of Wellsburg was in town
yesterday.
The Limberger fishing club have return
ed aud report great success
Mrs. Alex Linn and daughter Jessie, and
Mrs. Scott Linn have returned from Cadiz
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Graham returned
Yesterday to their home at Greensourg,
Pa, after pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in this city.
DR.. Hall will lead the O'Clock Y. M. G.
A. meeting today.
Miss Blanche Williams left yesterday
for GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis. Of the Third
Ward, left yesterday for independence,
Pa.
Julius Blumeuberg is in Chicago.
Il. Allender aud G.. G.. Sedgwick ex-
pect 10 spend next week hunting and fish
ing out on Saltwater.
The Indepeudent Hose Company will
purchase new uniforms for their trip to
the Firemen's tournament at Marietta next
month. The boys expect 10 come home VIC
torious, but they Will have 10 practice
more than they have been doing and not let
their over-conhdeuce be the cause or their
defeat. We have q very fast team, but
there are other places that expect 10 have
teams Just as fast as ours
>. ca Robinson, Secretary OF the Elson
Glass Works, will remove here from Port
land He will occupy the Elson residence
on Third street.
A new belfry will be put on the old
school building in the Second ward.
David and Ad McKim have returned
from Pittsburg, where they nave oeeh Tue
off bai bwO
Ross Mitchell's condition still remains
critical.
Engineer Alex Potter will leave to-day
for Piedmont, w. Va, where he has secured
O large contract.
"Buon Walton and Charlie McCord were
taken to ST. Clairsville yesterday oy Mar
shall Westwood
Thomas Williams has purchased new
bicycle and is thinking of starting FOR the
Worlds Fair, by the way OF indianapolis
next Saturday night.
e. w. DUNCAN, of Pennington, was the
guests of friends here yesterday.
Ira Sedgw'ck left yesterday with some
Bridgeport friends for Chicago, Where
they will take in the Worlds FAIR
Charlie Morgan returned from lronton
Yesterday. and reports that Charles
Thomas, who attempted suicide there sew
erel weeks ago, is recovering slowly:
Miss Ella Schoheld has returned from
visit to Parkersburg, W. va.
A number Of our people expect to start
tomorrow to visit the Worlds Far, among
whom are w. f Francis and family, How
ard Smith and Carl Lash.
Mrs Frank Bishop, Of Scion, o., ar
rived here yesterday 10 join her husband,
OF the Belmont Roofing Company.
Dannie James has returned from visit
to Niles. o.
VT Barrett and wife left yesterday on
the c., L. & w. r. K. for the Worlds
Fair.
Ed Virtue and family will spend few
weeks with friends in Guernsey county.
Mrs. Bellinger left yesterday for Pltts-
burg 10 visit friends for several weeks.
Louis Prick. wholesale and retail liquor
dealer. Full and complete stock OF nnest
liquors always or hand. Am ready Tor
business from this day on. Give me a
call.
Miller Glass is the guest Of Charlie Dill
worth at the st. Clair
Mrs. A. j. Van Pelt and son are spending
a few days at Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Joy and daughter,
Lula are at Pittsburg visiting friends and
relatives. -,
Miss Lizzie Otto went to Steubenvills
yesterday.
Miss Estella Lewis, who has been visit
ing friends in Akron for several weeks, nas
returned home She reports splendid
time, and is very much improved in healtn.
Thomas Lewis, of Columbus, o., is In
the city.
Miss Lucy NcWilliams has gone TO
Piedmont 10 visit relatives.
Miss Annie B. Dean has returned from
visit 10 Glencoe.
Dr. ], L. Hervy aud sister, OF RoDey's
Point, w. Va, are the guests Of their
brother, Dr. W. Z. Hervy, here.
VIM. Sloan has returned from the
Worlds Fair.
He Knew His Man.-Ekggar-"Kin d
gentleman, pray give ~ trife. SO
that I can buy niorkel OF bread?'
CENT re's twopeIfce for your bit
of Arsea Drink my health with itF'