Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
MARTINS FERRY.

The new Central school when erected
promises to be the finest one in tue city.
IL will be quite large structure, contain
ing twenty rooms. There will be tower
on the building 10 place town clock IN,
but IL is not positively known whether
there will be one put in or not, as good
one will cost between $500 and u 200. IL
will be heated and ventilated by the latest
improved Smead heating and ventilating
furnace. The building will be set between
90 and 60 feet from the street, so as TO avoid
the noise. IL is expected TO DC nnished
about next January.
The firemen have received two silver
trumpets which will be given as prizes, AZ
their tournament. Tney can DC seen IN H.
II. Lash's window.
The miners of the Etna.Standard want
IL positively understood that they will not
resume work till the strike is settled, as
was stated in one of yesterdays papers.
John Farnel and VIM. Thomas leave to-
morrow for Cleveland, 10 attend the Grand
Court Of Forresters OF Ohio.
Mrs. Beatrice Erwin is spending few
DAYS with Bellaire friends.
Miss Grace Lesner and brother Herbert
are spending the day with Harrisville
friends.
Miss Marie Salisbury was calling on Til
tonville friends yesterday.
Ross Golf was In town yesterday.
Thomas Grayson has accepted position.
with the Beam Stamping works OF Wheel.
ing. v-u
yesterday.
The Belmont Brewing Company is run
ming full force night and day.
WIN. ToIahd, Of Harrisvile, was in town
yesterday.
The Lsughlin Nail Company made few
small shipments this week, but the man
agement does not know when the mill Will
Hipkips' Novelty Mold Works have been
running half their force for a couple OF
days back.
Eugene Long. who has been the guest Of
Harry Webb for some time. returned TO
his home at Chicago.
Preparations arc being made for the
commencement Of the High School grad
yates which viii be held May -. the
graduates are as follows: Scientific course,
Halford. Watson. Julius Blumenberg,
Cnas Wood. Kate Deyauit. Pierre Cole
man and Ada Bssher. Classical course.
Belle Mes words, Ora ROBINS, Ida Fer
rang and Blanche and Edna Talbot
The BUCKEYES defeated the Newlands
Addition Growers yesterday Dy score
OF 10 to
Mills No. 9 and 10 and the plate mills Of
the Hstna-Stsndsrd are Oh.
The bremen are requested 70 meet IN
the Opera House Monday evening at eigh
o'clock sharp. 20 hear the report OF The
soliciting committee. II there be funds
enough collected, the time for the tourna-
ment will be decided on. also the amount
OF money 10 be invested in prizes Will be
arranged.
Prof. Edward Blumenberg, son Of Julius
Blumenberg, ST., OF this city, who has
been studying music for the past four
years in Germany. will De home some time
this week.
G. c. Mitchell, Secretary Of the Y. ".
c. A, will SPEAK al the Steubenyllie y.
ST. &. A. this afternoon.
At the Presbyterian Church this morn
ing. Rev. s. !, Boyle will preach on the
subject OF TOE Coming Of Christ" In the
evening his tSeme viii De: ''Redeened-"
John Geek OF Clarks addition was ar
raiened Yesterday before Mayor Westwood
for sland<r and assault upon Maggie Hill
The case was postponed till Monday ten
O'Clock On account Of one Of the plaintiffs
main ILLNESSES not being present
Ye4eruay as a driver OF one OF the
brewery teams Syas drivin = Il a fast gait
IN. he >urta -pen