Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-08
MARTINS FERRY.

there permanently and send for his family.
Miss Lulu Over and brother Charles, of
Bellaire, are the guests Of their uncle,
VIM joy, OF Broadway.
Miss Nora Clark has returned 10 POW
haitian, after a pleasant visit with her
mother here.
The coasting on Hanover street was in
excellent condition, last night, and was
eniOyed by quite q large crowd OF coasters
John Henderson and wife returned from
Smithfeld yesterday.
Ed Msnsberger has been called to st.
Mary's, W. Va, by the serious illness OF
his father Word has been received here
that his father had died yesterday morning
at the above named place.
There will be preaching at the Second
NJ E. church tomorrow at the usual
hours by the pastor. A. M. r. church
services at the usual hours, conducted oy
Mr. Gilmore. ST Pau's church, services
~ 30 o'clock in the afternoon conducted
By Rector Burbank. Presbyterian church,
preaching by Rev. H. n. Campbell,
pastor. morning and evening. German
Lutheran church, services morning and
evening by the pastor, Rev. p. G.. Doepkln.
First NJ. +. church, preaching by the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Butts, at the usual hours.
BAPTIST church all services in Commercial
Hall. United Presbyterian church, the
pastor, Rev Brownlee, will preach morn
ing and evening. Gospel services will be
held at the church every evening this week.
Notice has been served on the ElSOn
Glass Company by Deputy Sheriff West
wood that il had been sued by John kayne
for $4,000 damages. A little over year
ago the plaintiff was arrested charged with
stealing checks from the ElsOn Glass Com
panv. He was recognized to the grand jury
watch failed 10 ind an indictment against
him
Stephen Hipkius returned from bust
ness trip TO Cleveland yesterday morning.
Cal Strauslins and wife have returned
from a visit TO friends at Cadiz, Ohio.
The Melville Sisters Company will Oe
at the Opera House all this week, opening
tomorrow, Monday, night with the popu-
lar and successful drama, The Black
Flag" a cOmedy-drama very sensational
and a play that is guaranteed TO please
everybody
The mems gospel meeting will be held in
the Y. NJ. &. A. rooms this afternoon at
o'clock. T. W. Shreve will deliver the
ADDRESS. All men are welcome.
The physician and friends Of Mrs. Clara
Carenbauer NEE Turyey) have given up
hopes Of her recovery.
Miss Ella Conway. who is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever az the residence Of
w. n. Connolly in Martins addition, was
reported as slightly improved yesterday.
Both Of the assistant telephone centrals
who have been compelled TO be of duty on
account OF sickness, are improving and
viii be able to be out in a few days.
The Buckeye Glass Company IS closed
down in all departments.
All wheelmen are REQ ueSted to meet at
the Bayless House this afternoon at
o'clock.
Jesse Hipkins has severe attack Of the
grip, with which be has been suffering for
the past TWO weeks.
George +. Leisure Is still confined tn his
bed with a large carbuncle on the back or
his neck. De has been suffering with this
trouble for over two months, but IS now
slowly recovering.
Mrs. Harry Eberline and family, Of
Bellaire, are spending Sunday with Mrs.
EOerliues parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Long, on Washington street. Mr.. Eber-
line has been promoted 10 passenger con-
dUctOr, and mas passenger run between
Bellaire and Powbatan, with the lay-Over
al POwhatan, to which place he expects to
remove his family soon.
George L. Spence, junior member OF the
firm Of l.. Spence, returned yesterday from
a business trip through West Virginia.
Col John o. haywood, Of Mt. Pleasant,
was among friends here yesterday for
short time He has Just recovered from a
severe attack Of grip, and has been unable
to leave the house for several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Frazier, of West Walnut
street. is confined to the house with Sc
we're attack Of quinsy.
Mrs. Joseph Hilton is confined to her bed
with g severe cold and nervous prostra-
ton.
James Coen has accepted a position with
the Huntington Glass Company at Hunt
ington.
mills.
e. NJ. Timbulszi, who is seriously i'll st
his home in Clark's addition with nailers'
consumption. was reported as resting
little easier yesterday.
John Z. Mitchell who has been visiting
his sOu-in.law, w. B. Francis, here, re-
turned TO his home in Mt. Pleasant yester-
Squire James Cooper, Of Colerain, was
here yesterday for a short time on bust
ness.
E.B. Steel, of Pleasant Ridge, was the
guest of friends here yesterday.
Thos. Seloy, who is lying dangerously i'll
az his home in Clark's addition with dropsy
and consumption Of the bowels, is no better
and MS friends have abandoned all hopes
of his recovery.
w. w. Taylor, living on Pleasant Ridge,
q little west Of this place, had the misfOr-
tune to lose one Of his thumbs while cut
ting corn fodder in 3 cutting box one day
last week.
John w. Brannigan, manager Of the
Buckeye Glass COmpany's factory has in
vented a new process for putting stems on
an kinds OF blown ware, also for putting
buus-eyes on lantern globes. This will no
doubt be q good thing for the factore who
gets the privilege TO use it aud viii also be
a valuable patent to the inventor.
Miss Emma Fletcher Of Beall sville, o.,
was visiting friends here yesterday.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Company
has lust closed one Of the most successful
seasons in the history Of brick manufactur-
ing in this city. They make first class
quality of red building brick and their
OUTPUT is q, 900 for each days work and
their total output for the year just ended
was over $500, 900 bricks. To produce this
enormous sum the latest and most improved
machinery is used and the entire yards are
under cover. The bricks are dried in kilus
skillfully arranged under the supervision
of Mr.. Chas. Carpenter president and
manager Of the works. The company has
over a million bricks on hand all Of which
are sold l. COO, 900 will be delivered TO parties
ia Wheeling this week and BY early spring
the company will have unloaded their
entire stock and will then commence on
the seasons work, employing large num-
Der of hands giving them steady employ
ment during the season.
The Finney farm, Just back Of town, has
been leased by Wheeling parties, who viii
arrange TO drill several wells in the near
culture in the hope OF getting oil.
ST. NIART's CHURCH.
To-day is 1st Sunday after Epiphany. Ep
Rom, u: Is; Gospel St. Luke, 2: 42-52.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday feasts Of the day within the oc-