Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-21
MARTINS FERRY.

The Martins Ferry Maennerchor will
give on next Saturday evening, Jan.
81, in their hall on Washington street,
an unusually attractive entertainment,
beginning at s o'clock. Special talent
has been secured to make this enter
tainment the most attractive and pleas
ing Of the season. Members and their
families only will be admitted.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Prohibition Club recently organized
here will be held in Commercial Hall
next Monday evening. Rev. j. A.
Alexander, of New Athens, has been en-
gagged TO address the meeting.
The cantata of Samuel, given in the
Opera House last night by members OF
Quinn NJ. Z. church, OF Steubenville,
under the direction Of DR.. Anderson,
the castor, was well received by the
large audience present.
C. & P. yard engine No. s37 ran off
the track yesterday morning In the
Etnaville yards. 1t took about two
hours and half, with the assistance Of
an engine from Bellaire, to get it back
on again.
Mrs. G. w. Mitchell, who has been
seriougly i'll with pneumonia at the res
idence os her son-in-law, Chas. Thorn
gate, for the past two weeks, was re-
ported some better last evening.
f. A. Busche, Chas Noltemegre,
James Bolden, George Z. Baker, OF the
Cantata of Samuel, and Mr.. w. K.
Williams, OF Pittsburg, are registered
at the ST. Clair Hotel.
A sleighing party of young folks went
out TO the residence of l.. c. Sedgwlck
on the National pike last evening where
they were entertained by Missas Nellie
and May Sedgwicks.
The REGISTER has arranged with
Scott Linn to handle the SUNDAY REG
IsrER, and hereafter the paper will be
found on sale there every Sunday.
The committee in charge Of the Y. NJ.
G. A. lecture course just closed report
balance of S75 in the treasury after all
de6ts are paid.
Frant Castle and wife, of Chicago
Junction, are visiting at the residence
of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Smith,
in the orchard.
Tallour's band, of Wheeling, fur
nished the music for the dance gwen by
the American Mechanics at Portland
last night.
Mrs. w. w. Smith, of the Standard
Addition, has returned home from an
enjoyable visit to friends in GAINESVILLE.
For Rent-The room now occupied by
given April 1st. Enquire OF Z. Z. Boyd "
WANTED. Boys TO sell the Sunday
REGISTER. Call at residence of j. w.
Terrell on West Washington street.
For Rent-The room now occupied by
Darrah's Drug Store. Possession given
April 1st. Enquire OF Z. .. Boyd. =
Miss Blanche Williams, of Pearl
street. has returned home from pleas
ant visit TO friends In GAINESVILLE.
Flags were hung at half mast on all
the school buildings, yesterday, in hon
or of ex-Presdent Hayes.
Walter Booking and wife, of Canton,
O., are guests at the residence of Jos. j.
Engiemler, on Pearl street.
OOAStl0B on nduONbI SbIbbb has ak hlu
become a pleasant pastime with the
young people.
Misses Ruth McCleary and Julia Cot
ton. of Tiltonville, are visiting friends
in the city.
Uncle John Hughes, who was stricken
with paralysis last spring, is gradually
sinking.
George B. Barr attended the funeral
of ex-President Hayes at Fremont yes
terday.
Mrs. Lizzie Payne, of Cleveland, is
visiting Mrs. John w. Willard, on Zane
street.
U. NJ. Hervy, OF Triadelphia, is the
guest Of his brother, DR.. w. IL. Hervy.
Captain Chas. Aiken, of Tiltonville,
was in the city yesterday on business.
George McMechen, of ST. Clairsville,
was in town yesterday on business.
Alexander Coleman, Of Steubenville,
was here last evening on business.
NJ. S. McGrew is visiting old friends
and acquaintance in the city.
The pudding furnaces at the Eta
mill are on again.
Two OF the sheet mills at the Etna
are of.
A little son Of Samuel Hnskins is quite
ct