Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
MARTINS FERRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gilmore returned
from ten days. visit TO friends at Mt.
Vernon, o., yesterday.
The residence of Mrs. Rosa Davis, South
Hanover street, was entered by thieves
Yesterday during her absence and the place
generally turned upside down IN their
search for money. Several articles OF
value were taken. THERE'S no clue 10 the
thieves.
w. H. Stringer, of Portland station, was
in town yesterday
James Reynolds, Of Freeport, u, was IN
the city on business yesterday.
w. A. Drake, OF Mt. Pleasant, was down
yesterday. -.. g.,
Miss Aggie Devault has returned from
visit to Brilliant friends.
Frank McMann, of Helfenbine's grocery,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Francis are In Mt.
Pleasant. the guests OF relatives.
James Peters, of the q. 81 Z. Il. Il. FORCE
Is spending the Sabbath at Empire
w. II. Woods and family returned yes
terdav from months trip TO Michigan
and the Worlds Fair.
T. Campbell, the well known travel.
ING salesman of Geo. A. Kelly 81 Co., OF
Pittsburg. was in the city yesterday.
The township Board OF Education Will
meet Tomorrow TT the clerks ONCE.
Council will meet on Thursday evening
in snecial session TO appoint man TO NIL
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Mayor Harris.
Geo Order. of Bellaire, is the guest OF
the family of Geo. McGlumphy, OF the
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Bird returned -yester-
day from the Camp Grounds at MounoS-
vile. ,r-,,,,
Hayward Long and Alice Williams re-
turned Yesterday from Chicago.
Mrs. Harry Eberline, Of Bellaire, was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Long. of Washington street, yesterday.
Miss Estela Lewis left yesterday to
visit friends at Cameron, w. Va
Miss Hannah Bird went TO the Mounds
VILE Camp Grounds yesterday.
Lawrence Fahrinbach and George Beck
err left last evening TO drive 10 Mlltons-
burg. Monroe county, o.
Rev Jno Herror Of Cadiz, will MI the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian chureh
Mrs Jessie Kerr left Yesterday for
Wtheriugton, o., TO make that place MS
future home. r,,.h ...o,
LETT Yesterday lOT ChhCAOHi W. ~'
tend wedding OF friend:
Thos Y. Salisbury will leave tomorrow
for Lima, o., to attend the Grand Lodge OF
the A. O. u. w. as a representative OF
Welcome Lodge No. 100 Of this city.
w n. Helfnbun, John Cusick ano Cnas.
bartholomew will be among the NUMBER
that will go to Moundsville to-day 70 attend
camp meeting. oto,o.,,
Geo. Hipkins will lead tue olclo0A
meeting TO-DAY at the Y. NJ. G. A. room:
p r. McCombs has finished the WORK OF
auditing the books OF the Water WORKS OF
ace and will submit his report at the next
meeting Of Council.
Jennie Halstead will erect ne" SIX
roomed dwelling house on Ientn street
CT S, Moore has the contract
Rev. Brownlee will preach this morning
ar the u. p. Church. There will be no
evening services.
There will be no services AZ the German
Lutheran Church to-day.
Engineer Potter left yesterday Ior Dis
,ersville. 10 look after his work there
Harry Sedgwick, a young physician OF
this nIace VINO has been sick since last
Tannarv a year ago, died yesterday after
noon al the home Of his brother, on Glen 5
Pun. He was about 81 years OF age and
single. His ailment was consumption OF
the stomach and bowels.
Word was received by mos " sans
bury last evening that the traces AsS s-
bIy Committee had decided 70 let the Mar
,i5,s Ferry iremen enter in the races at
The 7 sbor Day picnic on the Island Thls
is as IN should be, and will Cause our people
~ feel more kindly towards the LABOR AS
semblv. as there was no Just reason Why
our BOYS should be barred ouL 1hey VIII
ne there in full force.