Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-06
MARTINS FERRY.

AT JQe lHS6 rex uIdT uOubuIy HlOCIihS
of the Bridgeport City Council, George
c. Mckee, the attorney employed to
look after the interests OF the village,
was authorized to bring suit against the
water board OF this city for non-fultill-
ment Of contract, Bridgeport claiming
that they are constantly annoyed by
shortage of water, and they have taken
the above steps to remedy the matter.
Professor ]. B. Nicely and Miss Nellie
Sedgwick are sick and unable to be at
their places in the public schools. The
former is suffering with the grip and
the latter with severe attack Of neu-
ralsia in her head and face.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Sea-
bright, Jr., will take place from her
late home, at the old Martin home
stead, this afternoon at two o'clock.
The interment will take place at River
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank link went up to
Steubenville yesterday afternoon to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. links brother
Will, well-knOwn young man OF that
city, who has many warm friends here.
W. P. Heasley, representing the West
ern Publishing Co., is In the city on
business. Mr.. Heasley expects to be in
the city for several days. de is putting
up at the ST. Clair Hotel.
Edward Johnson, who has been quite
sick at his home, on Fifth street, is re-
ported as no better. He has been sur
fering with erysIpelas, and is in very
critical condition.
The local ice dealers are taking aG-
vantage Of the rich ice harvest and are
storing away quite an abundance OF the
cooling material to be used next sum-
mer.
The wedding Of Miss Susan Heines
and Mr.. Julius Young will take place at
Pelt's Hall next Sunday morning. MIR.
Young has just arrived from Germany.
Hanover street was crowed with
coasters last night, and some very mar
row escapes from serious accidents were
reported during the evening.
James futile was charged with being
drunk by His Honor yesterday morning
ia Police Court, and was required TO
pay 81 and costs for his fun.
Ira Sedgwick is on the sick list. he
was taken suddenly i'll while at work
yesterday at the Standard mill, and had
TO 20 to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lipphardt are
entertaining young son who cana to
their home, in Newland's addition, re-
Gently.
Jacob Feters, who fell and broke sew
eral ribs at Etnauille short time ago.
was able to be out yesterday for the first
time.
Miss Kate DeVaul and Miss Marcia
Scho6eld, both assistants at the Central
Telephone Office, are on the sick list.
Mrs. c. S. Kelley, OF the Standard
addition, has returned from a visit with
her parents down the river.
The Union Veteran Legion met at
their hall last evening and transacted
some important business.
Robert Hatch is seriously Ill at his
home with typhoid fever, and is re-
ported in bad condition.
Mr.. c. II. Over, OF Muncie, Ind, Is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. William
Joy, of Broadway.
e. f. Storms, agent of the American
Book Company, was In the city yester-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson are
visiting Mrs. Henderson's parents at
Smithfield.
Editor Miliigan, Of the st. Clairsville
Gazette, was in town yesterday calling
on friends.
Roy Wood returned to Terre Haute,
Ind. yesterday morning, to resume his
studies.
The Elson Glass Works are expected
to start up about the middle of next
week.
Miss Dora Cook returned yesterday
from a visit TO friends in Columbus, o..
Standard Council, Jr. o. q, A. NJ,
installed the officers elect last night.
The revival in progress at the First
NJ. E. Church is growing in interest.
Mrs. Mamie Pugh went up to Pitts
burg, yesterday, to visit friends.
Capt. Alexander Coleman was in the
city yesterday for short time.
Mrs. Carenbauer's condition was
slightly improved yesterday.
Elmer Applegarth returned to Blairs-
vile, Pa, yesterday.
Wilson Purcell is at Tarentum, Pa,
on business.
Frank R. sedgwlck is in Chicago on
business.