Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Belle McSwOrds entertained
about eight copies OF her friends last
night I'm a very pleasant manner. The
evening was spent i'm The many social
amusemeuts,~ and at the proper hour
an elegant repast was discussed by the
guests.
George Lisbon. manager Of the tin
department at the Aetna-Staudard, IS
at New Lisbon experimenting the
building of new TN mill, which Is
being built at that place.
Frank Larkiu. head picker Of the
tin mill, is csriCUsly i'll with pneumo-
MIA
Miss Ella Schofeld is able to be out
again. after a TWO weeks attack Of the
grip.
Miss Lotde Welch very pleasantly
entertained q number OF her young
friends last evening. at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. George Robertshaw.
Mrs. Hugh O DOneil returned home
yesterday afternoon from a visit with
her daughter. at DUlOn.
Yesterday morning Thomas O'Neal,
of First street. was driving home from
Beliaire ia q spring wagon, when the
horse became frightened at a passing
street ear and ran of. throwing ONeal
0ut OF the wagon. The wagon passed
over his body. He was placed in the
street car and breoght home. and Or.
Hogan was called. who made an exam
ination and found that two ribs were
broken. He was not hurt badly other
wise.
MissOra 4Iilligan very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of young people at
her home, on Jefferson street, last
evening.
benjamin Cypress. OF Cambridge, o.,
is visiting friends at this place.
There Will De an entertainment and
social this evening in the O. A. r.
hall TO Do given by the Aetna Council
OF Mechanics
Coroner Furbay rendered a verdict
of accidental death yesterday in the
inquest o. Phillip Ellis, who met his
death I'm the Aetna-Staudard mines
Thursday. The funeral wiz be held
Sunday morning at his late home, on
Crawford Heights. M nine o'clock.
lutcrment will be made at the family
burial grounds at Portland Station.
=. W. Boyd was uD before Mayor
WestWood yesterday on q charge Of
assault preferred by VIM. Moffat He
waived a hearing and placed under
500 bond to appear before the grand
jury.
Joseph Williams returned home yes
terd2y from Flushing. O.
YESTERDAY Samuel Winesburg. Of
North Wheeling. loaded his household
effects on Il vs.. az l.. i. car. pre-emp-
tory TO moving them to Pennsylvania
Later In the day Mrs. Mary Klevis
came over ana got out an attachment
on them tor Il rent bill;
Thomas NickerS was fined IS and
costs yesterday on the charge of disor-
deryl conduct.
Miss Bessie Brady very pleasantly
entertained the Glee Club last evening
at her home ON North Fifth street.
Miss Helena Rochler was hostess last
evening TO number of her Young
friends, which she very pleasantly en-
tertained.
The Premiers hold the boards at the
Opera House tonight. The company
is "a good one and the performance is
bright, witty and pleasing.
Harry Walters, of LaureltOn, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. George Roth and son. OF Steu-
beuyille, are visiting friends al this
place
Yesterday morning a couple OF
strangers from down about Sistersville
were up here visiting. an dthoy started
down TO the Buckeye glass house. when
they were accosted by several glass
house men near First street. and
asked their business. Their explana-
tion was not satisfactory, and they had
to 80 to the person they were visiting
and have things Strengthened out.
The i.ouderbachs. German club OF
this place. have secured Scheele's hall
for a big dance April rs. This is on
the quiet.
Low Rate Excursion TO Washington, u. C..
and baltimore. Md. via B. s o., Thurs
day. March IA. 1895.
Round trip $40. Tickets good te O
days. b. & O. trains leave Wheelin 2
at 1:45 and SOS a. N. and 2:3OGnd 5:45
0. N. Through Pullman Sieepers from
Wheeling on the 5;45 p. n. train.