Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-12
MARTINS FERRY.

Next Saturday the voters OF the CITY
district will again vote whether or not
the Board of Education will be allowed
to issue $50, 900 In bonds with when 10
build new central school house. ms
was voted on once before. The BONDS
were Issued and sold TO n. w. Harris &
Son, of Chicago. They were given over
to him before he gave any security. NOW
be wants them made payable inside OF
two years before he gives his security
for them. This the Board refused 20
do, and In order TO issue new BONDS
have called for another election the 2lst
of this month. The way matters now
stand the building will rot be ready Tor
occupancy till after the next term OF
school.
Miss Gertie Yingling and Kate Bran
non left home yesterday morning on the
six train. Their whereabouts are not
known. They are quite young, neither
being over 16 years OF age. The Bran
non girl has been working at A. Inns
restaurant for some time. Miss fing-
ling is the daughter OF Thos. Yingling,
the Hanover street butcher. The rea-
son for their leaving Is unknown.
Notices were posted arouLd the town
yesterday by the local miners union,
asking all union and non-unfon men not
to work In the Etna-Standard mines
until the directors made no distinction
between the miners who were formerly
employed At that place. The notices
also have on them the names OF several
miners who are working In the mines
regardless of the orders Issued oy the
union.
The remains OF the large store room
OF l.. Scheele. which was recently dam
aged badly by fire, Is being torn down
preparatory TO erecting q new building.
VIM. Prince, who shared worse fate
from the same fire, will probably build
again.
Ross Miskell entertained twelve cou-
plies of his Young friends at his home on
Eighth street Tuesday evening. The
event was In honor of his twelfth birth
day. The evening was spent in various
amusements.
Fred Duff came down from Ellwood,
Pa, Yesterday. The gasoline stove
works where be is working is of for
week. He says everything is running
Id first class order up there.
The Hess Fishing club went into
camp about six miles up the river yes
terday. Captain Herman Hess requests
all visitors to bring edieles with them,
as they have none TO spare.
John Krimmel and son Carl OF
Moundsville, are the guests OF w. L.
Garrett.
Charles Thomas, OF Buffalo, n. Y,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tlves here for some time returned home
Yesterday.
John BoIes and family are spending
a few days with Mrs. Boles's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis, OF Rush
Run.
DIR. McGlenn. of Mt. Pleasant, was In
the city yesterday.
A two story frame dwelling standing
on the lot belonging to A. Reymann, on
Fourth street, is being moved.
Two wagon loads OF picnickers spent
yesterday on the hills back OF Portland
Station.
Ii. w. Lewis, OF Rush Kun, WAS IN
town on business yesterday.
The Wyandotte fishing club returned
home yesterday. They caught 100 tur-
ties while gone. They were camped
near BradyviIIe, o.
Lewis Rothermond was at Colerain
yesterday, on business.
Miss CheI Miller left yesterday for
Wellsburg, to visit friends.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Debating Club meet
tomorrow evening.
w. d. Helfenbine and Jas. Bell were
In Elm Grove yesterday calling on Mr..
HELEN bine's father.
Geo. b. Barr leaves this morning to
spend a a few days In the Muskineum
Valley.
Mrs. Thos Lewis, OF Columbus, who
has been visiting here for some time,
left yesterday for home.
John and James Brown OF South
Second street. who have been working
in Washington, Pa, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Martin Myers left yesterday tor
a two weeks visit with her parents at
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. j. E. Reynolds has returned
home from New Martinsyille, after
several weeks visit.