Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
MARTINS FERRY.

Au. mchim arrived from PittsourR last
night.
Albert Barger. OF Smithneld, was here
yesterday on business.
Miss Ella Russell, OF Warrenton, waf
the guest OF Mrs. Ella Geer yesterday.
w. i. Dixon, Esq, was At Steyenville
yesterday on legal business.
T. Squire J. +. Clark, OF Bridgeport, was in
town yesterday.
Carl Anthony has gone to Cleveland to
attend school
George Becker, OF Broadway, has re-
turned from a visit to Monroe county.
Benz. Exley, who has been confined 10
his home for four months with illness, is
able TO be out.
The next question 10 be discussed by the
Steeple Valley Literary Society, just back
OF town. will be, Resolved, That contract
labor should be abolished"
George, young son of William Wether-
aid, is very low with typhoid fever
Mrs. John Miller ana Miss Amanda Mil
Ter, Of Wellsburg, were the guests of
friends here Yesterday.
Mr.. Freedman, of the Cleveland Cloth
ing Company, will leave for Cleveland to-
morrow.
Parks Cooke, OF New Athens, is the
guest OF his brother, George Cooke, Esq.
Carl Gilbert, who has been seriously i'll
with typhoid fever, is much improved
Rev. Ricketts, will conduct the O'Clock
Y. n. &. A. meeting this afternoon
Mrs. Emma Timberlake, OF North Fifth
street, Is recovering from I'VE weeks
illness.
A meeting OF the Jr, o. L. A. M, will
be held this afternoon Ut ! o'clock
Paul PokokOrski and Francis Ruuewic,
OF Long Run, and George Crolak and Mary
hondas, OF Laurelton, were married by
Father Mattingly at st. Mary's Church
yesterday. The two couples attracted con-
siderable attention as they passed from the
w. IL l.. E., depot through the city to the
church.
"Waxey" Coates, the City Commits
sioner, is receiving the thanks OF the Third
ward people for putting ashes along the
sidewalks where there are no pavements
Miss Lille Hammond leaves this morn
ing Tor Plttsourg, after visiting friends
here.
Two hundred new Pentecostal Hymnals
nave been received by the resbyterian
Church 10 be used in evangelistic services
Officer Neal took prisoner TO the county
jail yesterday TO work out his fine.
Spence X Sons machine works will be
off next week TO make some needed re-
pairs.
Mrs. T. Johnson. OF Culpepper, Va, is
here at the edside of her sister. Mrs G.
NJ. Peck, OF Second street, who is serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever
good crowd witnessed the second en-
tertainment at the Opera House given by
The different beneficial orders of this CITY
The programme was well rendered and
gave good satisfaction.
Alex. Linn's new hall will be completed
by the last OF this month.
The third special choral service will he
rendered at ST. Paurs Episcopal Church
this evening at 1880 o'clock. The Choral
Union Will render the music, and Rev
Burbank, the pastor will preach the SER
mon: There Will DO no afternoon services.
John Cltford'S new brick residence on
Second street is bearing completion.
Rev. j. b. Ricketts,, OF Belmont, will
preach today at the Union Presby terian
Church.
Rev. p. G. Dorpken, of the German
Lutheran Church, will preach tonight at
Bridgeport. in Rev. Wellhousen's pulpit.
a writ of attachment was issued by
Justice Keller Yesterday in a suit brought
by the j. M. Henderson Hardware Com
pany against Lon Blackburn for the sum
or sIt.33, the balance due on account of
rent OF photograph gallery. Constable
william Moon levied on the photographers
outnt that is still remaining in the room
formerly occupied by Blackburn.
The members OF the Debating Club at
their meeting Friday evening elected the
following officers: President. Blackford;
Nlce-P PRESIDENT, Perry; Secretary, Ander.
son; Critics, Mitchell and Hogan; Mar.
shall, Hoyle. Following is the programme
Tor next Friday evening: Reading, Black
ford and Anderson. Defamation, Williams
and Pickens Essay, Hogan. Oration
McGlen and Rothermund. Question:
RESOLVED, That President Cleveland has
pursued the correct Hawaiian policy
Affirmative, Dixon, Perry, Cooke. Mega
tive, Mitchell, Hoyle, Hogan. Arrange
ments will be made at the next meeting to
have mock trial for some time in the
near future.
Another injunction was gotten out I'm
the Probate Court this time bv Solicitor
Pratt at the instigation of Broadway citi-
zens TO restrain Contractor &. G.. Cochran
from going ahead with the work of grad
ing aud paving that street The ipiunc-
ton also restraints the clerk from selling
the $4,000 OF paving bonds until the matter
is finally settled This is to save the
property holders the interest which yould
accrue in the meantime, One OF the rea
sons Tor getting out the Injunction was
that there IS no money in the fund 10 nav
the city's portion Of the paving. Also there
is mention that the part of the contract In
reference 70 paying for the fill on Broad
way is illegal
The following cases have been fled in
the Common Pleas Court: Sauderson
Bros. Steel Company VS.. Matt McDer-
mott, suit for money Amount claimed
5000 j. 7. Hanes vs.. Wheeling BRIDGE
and Terminal Company, suit 10 marshal
liens. Allie Is. Owens VS. William i
Owens, suit for divorce. r. w. Shreve
vs. the council and other officers of the
city OF Martins Ferry, suit 70 enioin CON
tracing Tor the erection Of an electric
light plant In said city. All the above
cases are from this ulafg