Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
TILTONYILLE.

TILToYvILLE, o., February 1S.-Mrs.
Herbert Machin spent Saturday WIFE
friends in Martins Ferry.
Mrs Richard Taylor was in Bridgewater,
pa. over Sabbath, called thither by the
serious illness Of her mother, Mrs Barber.
Miss Amelia Schneider has been the
guest Of Mrs. l.. Hoge, Of Crawford street,
Martins Ferry.
Thos. Fitzgerald, of McKeesport, is max
ing a protracted visit in town.
The pike question is agitating the minds
OF f0w individuals.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage Of Mr.. Adam Fahrenbach, OF
Martins Ferry, formerly Of Portland, and
Miss Tena Beck.
We are TO have q new blacksmith and
wagonmaker. James Easton, who has been
the only blacksmith in town for several
years, will remove TO portland in short
time
Cries Of FIRE fire were heard about eight
O'clock last Saturday night in the vicinity
OF the church. Upon investigation the fire
was located In John Vests residence. Mr..
and Mrs. West had gone out in the evening,
leaving several small children, and while
engaged in play they accidentally knocked
over a lam and the old was thrown over
bed that stood near by and ignited the
clothing. The bed was removed from the
room as quickly as possible and thrown
into the street. Luckily none OF the chill
dren were seriously burned
Protracted meeting closed Wednesday
evening at the Nj. h. Church, having been
continued over two weeks.
Messrs Garner 81 Meade, OF Pittsburg,
will build bakery on Mr. Careers Main
street lot and supply the wants OF all bread
buyers
jonn Rowe has bought the Frank Tilton
farm and will move 10 II about the first OF
April Alfred Rowe. bis brother will also
move into the Bayher house.
Mrs. Cregs, OF Martins Ferry, has noti-
fed Chas Paul. the grocer, to move as she
contemplates repairs on the house before
moving inta it. Mr. Panl, IL is said, will
remove his store 70 the Gaylord mines
The entertainment at the town hall at
tracted a large crowd Tuesday night des-
pite the iuclemency Of the weather
Mrs. Lena Kline will shortly make
visit Of week or more 70 her Rrandmoth-
or, Mrs Goudy, in Wellsourg.
The "Olivette" has resumed her regular
trips TO Wheeling and is well patroDized
from this place
The REGISTERS are again arriving late
sometimes evening before subscribers re-
ceiye them. Great dissatisfaction exist
among the readers, and they are anxious
70 find out the cause Of delay, whether II
is in the mail service, or just where the
fault lies.
j. f. Thompson, Esq, one Of the great
oil men Of Pennsylvania and West Virgin
ia, called upon William Medill one day
last week for the purpose OF procuring oil
territory. Mr.. Thompson is very DESTROYS
Of obtaining as much land in this vicinity
as possible and il successful in leasing will
proceed forwith 10 bore for oil Mr.
Thompson is almost confident OF this being
q great oil field. and is very anxious for TIE
development Of IL.
One OF the most pleasant events OF
season was g euchre party given by a.
Misses Zilless and Mccullough, at the re-
idence OF Mr. Vernon, over the river. Fri
day evening. Those present were: Misses
Amelia Suaub, Laura Moore, Mary
Cresap. Mary Mcclure, Rose Cosgroye.
the Misses Dists, Rachael Cresap and sis
ter Helen. Stella Moore, Nina Ieidler,
Mary Wright, and Chns. II. AIKEN. OF Til
tonyille o.. John YOungnan and Richard
Mcclure. OF Wheeling.
Jacob Zillis, Gien's Run; Chas. Zeidler
and brothers, George aud John, Mercer
Moore and brother James, Glen's Run: Al.
Mccullough. Jas Talbot, Wheeling, John
aud Thos. Cooper, Robt- Ennis, Thee. Wolf,
Frank Baine. Geo. Straub, Chas. Mires
and Frank Dist.
Prof. Schockley's string band furnished
the music, a sumptuous ropast was served
a. a proper hour, and the light fantastic
was tripod till the wee sma hours, when
the happy crowd returned 70 their homes,
wishing the host many happy returns Of
the same.