Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-24
MARTINS FERRY.

The work OF lowering and putting In
the new sewer pipe in the alley be-
tween Hanover Snd Walnut streets
was resumed again Yesterday morning
by the contractor, J. w. Lane. There
has been considerable controversy in
connection with this piece OF work from
the start, which was made two months
ago and should have been completed in
few days, but instead the street and
alleys have been lying in badly torn
up state and causing no little incon-
venience 70 property owners aud citi-
Zens in general in the neghbOrhoOd,
who will be glad to know the work is to
be rapidly pushed to completion.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Caren-
bauer (nee TurVy) viii take place to-
morrow afternoon st , o'clock. The
services will be held In the Methodist
Church. Rev. Lynch, of Wheeling,
will conduct the services. The public
schools will be dismissed to allow those
desiring an opportunity to attend. In
terment at Peninsula Cemetery.
A crowd Of young folks went cut to
st. Clairsville last night in large sled
drawn by four horses. After spending
q few hours with friends there the
party retired to the Hotel Clarendon
where appetizing refreshments were
discussed at midnight after which they
left for home.
There will be a meeting OF the share
holders OF the Retail Merchants Aid
aud Loan Company on Wednesday,
February 1st, between and 9 o'clock
p. m, at their usual place OF meeting,
for the election OF Board OF Directors.
Rev. J. A. Alexander, OF New Athens,
delivered a prohibition speech at the
Commercial Hall last night, under the
auspices Of the PrOhibitiOnsClub. a
good crowd was in attendance.
Mr. Thomas Conway, chief clerk at
Kuckuck's gents furnishing establish
ment, will go up to East Liverpool to-
day to spend few days with friends in
that city.
William Davis, a resident of the
Orchard, was arrested yesterday by
Officer Och and Mayor Harris, for rails
ing disturbance at his home with his
brother.
The Elson Glass Factory resumed in
full yesterday morning, after an idle
ness Of several weeks. This is the only
Glass Factory running at present in the
city.
John w. Terri'l and NJ. T. Bailey left
last night over the B. & o. railroad for
Washington, d. c., to be gone several
days.
Two plain DRINKS were assessed So
and costs each in Police Court yeSter-
day morning by His Honor Mayor Har-
ris.
Miss Annie Dean, nurse at the AL
legbeuy General Hospital, is visiting
friends and relatives 10 town.
The Rolls at the Laughlin mill will
go on Thursday, and the Nail Factories
will resume in full next Monday.
Mrs William Woodward. OF Wheel
ing, Ala, is visiting her brother, James
Ashton, just west OF town.
Harry Robinson has returned from
st. Clairsville where he spent Sunday
with his parent.
TIE Two Johns Comedy Company will
be at the Opera House next Thursday
evening, January Goth.
Miss Ida McMssters and Miss Hannah
Gossett, Of Mt. Pleasant, are the guests
OF friends in town.
Miss Maggie Dawson has accepted a
position as assistant in the poStotice at
Don.
The street cars were not running on
this end Of the line yesterday.
Alvin COsS Of DillOnvale was In town
Yesterday on business.
Jack Darrah OF Yorkville was in town
Yesterday.