Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-11
MARTINS FERRY.

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on retreat for ten days. The retreat
will be conducted by Rev. Father u.
Warpenberg, S. j., OF Detroit, Mich
igan. The order OF this sisterhood Is
called the Sisters of Charity OF Naz-
ereth, Kentucky.
John Mitchell, son of ]. F. Mitchell,
is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. w. b.
Francis, OF West Walnut street. Mr..
Mitchell is a resident OF Durango, Colo
RADIO, and Is interested "a silver and gold
mines in that State and Old Mexico.
An injunction was served on the c.,
L. & w. r. r., yesterday, TO stop them
from driving any more piling for their
proposed extra track near Mears' Keg
and Barrel Works. Deputy Sheriff
Darby served the injunction.
The condemnation suit of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad against the
Buckeye Glass Company, will come up
i'm the Probate Court this morning.
The jury was brought down yesterday
to survey The premises
The U. P. and Presbyterian Sunday
schools will hod their annual picnic at
Ridgeway's Grove, out the c., L. q w.
r. II. tomorrow. The Methodist Sun
day school will picnic the same day at
Sidwell's Grove.
Louis Frick, wholesale and retail
LIQUOR dealer, full and complete stock
of finest liquors away on hand.
Am ready for business from this day
on. Give me call.
The foundation at the ioos of the Y's
fountain is in very bad shape. A large
hole is open near the base and 1t looks
dangerous to stop too near 1t.
Mrs. Emile Bero, Of Thirty first
street, Wheeling, returned home after
six weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs.
+. Wilson, Of this city.
Misses Lula and Ada Hoffner who
were the guest of the family OF Prof.
Schofeld, returned yesterday TO their
home at st. Clairsville.
There was big rush at the water
works Office yesterday, as 1t was the
last day before the 10 per cent. IS added
on the water taxes.
Mrs. Lou Rainey received telegram
Yesterday saying that her oldest son had
been killed at Wichita, Kansas, by a
railroad accident.
DR.. Hobensack and wife have re-
turned from Philadelphia, where the
doctor has been underilg medical treat
ment.
$. G.. Robinson, the bookkeeper of
the Elson glass works, will be retained
by the new management in that posi-
tiOn.
Mrs. Jno. Hoge, of this city, and Miss
Relic Zane, OF the Island, left yeSter-
day for Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. Elliott and daughter, Miss Sa-
die, left yesterday over the c. & 2. L.
r. for Buffalo, n. Y. A
Eugene Wilson left yesterday to
spend his vacation at fishing camp
near Darlington.
]. T. Hanes will commence the erec-
ton of a fine new residence on North
Fourth street.
William Dalison and family have re-
turned from a visit to Cameron, w. Va,
friends.
Miss Carrie Martin, or East Liver
pool, was the guest Of friends here yes
terday.
Miss Lucy Helling is expected to re-
turn home from Ellwood, Pa, to-day.
James Cope and Charles DUNCAN, OF
Colerain, were in the city yesterday.
Emerson Campbell returned from a
pleasure trip 10 Flushing yesterday.
Henry Floto has returned from Ten
nessee, where he has large estate.
Finley Davis and James Runyon are
taking the school enumeration.
Mrs. Richard Stewart are visiting
friends in Cameron, w. Va.
s. b. Williams went TO Delphia yes
terday on business.
Juo. c. Hayne left last evening for
Anderson, Ind.
Robert Blacktord has returned from
WoOdSfeld.
Lew Smith is in Cleveland on bust
ness.