Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-03
MARTINS FERRY.

Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Hughes
and daughter, Mrs. Sarah RalstOn, Mr..
G.. w. Tidd, of Wheeling, and Mrs. Lot
tie Hamilton, Of Mt. Wood; Misses Myr-
tie Dasie, Crommle and Eva Hughes,
Annie Crumbley, OF Marietta; Hannah
Nolan, OF Wheeling; Messrs. Charley
Hughes, Bert Tidd, Adam Crumbley,
Ed. Baker, Of Marietta, and Henry No
Ian. Of Wheeling.
Miss Ella Inglebright, assisted by
Mrs. DR.. Shuttleworth, Mrs. James
RalstoR, Misses Beta and Clara Sheets,
Misses Bessie Brady, Bessie Griffith,
Jennie Dixon, Sara and Name Thomas,
received large number Of their gentle
men friends yesterday afternoon, at
the home Of Capt. Inglebright in the
Orchard. A tempting lunch was served
during the afternoon.
An attraction which appeals to the
very best element Of theAtre-goerS Is
announced at the Opera House Wednes-
day evening, January 4, when the De-
Lange-RiSing comedy company will
present the great laughing success en-
titled Tangled Up" The company
comes direct from Cincinnati, where
both company and play made an enor-
nous hit.
Miss Rachel Mitchell, who lives with
her father, Squire Thomas Mitchell,
Just west OF town on Glenn's Run, and
who has been a sufferer for number
Of years with cancer, Is reported as be-
ing much worse the past few days, and
the end seems very near.
The public schools will all resume
again this morning after weeks vaca-
ton. Miss Annie Ebert will sake the
room made vacant by the resignation of
Miss Anna Ralston, and Miss Jennie
Lyle will I'll Miss Eibsrt's place.
In the attachment case of w. H.
Scheafer against Jacob Lott, former
we'll known grocer OF this city, which
hrs been pending in courtfOr some time
past, has been decided in favor of the
defendant, Mr.. Lott.
More money was put into the city
treasury the last month than for any
corresponding time during the history
OF the city. The exact amount has not
been given out yet, but il is consider
able over $500.
There is considerable complaint be-
ing made by passengers taking the $50
train at the Terminal depot on account
OF the depot being closed, compelling
them to stand out in the cold.
Misses Libbie Smith and Miss Mary
HargraVes returned to their home yes
tsrday morning after pleasant visit
with Miss May OilWorth, OF the st.
Clare hotel.
The annual. treat and supper given
by the U. P. congregation at their
church, corner of Hanover and Fourth
streets last evening, was very pleas
ant affair.
Miss BesSie Brady entertained num-
Der Of her young friends last evening in
a very charming manner at the home
of her parents on Fifth street.
Mrs. Joseph Medill and daughter,
Mrs G. w Kuckuck. returned from
East Liverpool where they have been
the guests Of Mrs. JAS. Hill.
Frank Dennis, q former prominent
glassworker OF this city, but now living
In SteubenVille, was shaking hands with
friends here yesterday.
The Laughlin mill is closed down
for repairs, and is also taking stock.
They will probably remain closed down
for two or three weeks.
John E. Morgan has returned from
Chicago, where be has been working,
and has accepted a position in the
Standard mill.
Thomas Lewis and wife left yester-
day morning for Columbus and Shaw
nee, o: They expect to reside in the
latter place.
A revival meeting was commenced
at the First nj. L. Church Sunday by
the pastor. twill be continued through
the week.
Three Italians were locked up by
Oficer Neal yesterday afternoon for
creating a disturbance at the G. & p.
depot.
Mrs. Clara Carenbauer IS reported as
being severely III at the home Of the
Misses Bell and Shaver, on Third street.
A. w. Kerr, Secretary OF the Buckeye
Glass Co., and Mr.. Samuel Young, went
up TO ElWood, Pa, yesterday morning.
The Aetna and Standard mills were
both on in full yesterday. Prospects
are good for = steady run at both mills.
Conncil meets tonight and several
Important matters are expected to en-
gage the attention Of that body.
! Mrs. T. II. Stanton was called to
Hopedals yesterday by the death Of her
ister, Mrs. George Naylor.
Prof. Sampson returned yesterday
ON Findlay, o., where he has been
ending the holidays.
rhe new street cars are quite an i'm
Vement over the old ones both in APP
france and comfort.
liss Lott Deitz Is home from quite
extended visit among friends at
Brighton, Pa
rs. Susannah Cochran is seriously
the home Of her son, c. c. Cochran
Fourth street.
T. Robert Campbell and family will
RI TO their home at New Castle, Pa,
morning.
IS Lena Mccoy returned last even
rom q weeks visit TO friends at
nbus.
prge Burton, OF Fifth street, left
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