Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28
MARTINS FERRY.


MARTINS FERRY.
Yesterday the naiiers and feeders at the
Laughlln mill received an adNanc OF ten
per cent. in wages. The nallerS Tor some
time have been dickerlng with the com
| pany Tor an advance. A ccnierenc was
neld by q committee OF the nallerS ana
President Glessner, and another one was
neld yesterday afternoon. Edward Mans
DarSer was the chairman OF the commit
tee, and after friendly discussion Win
| President Glessner an agreement was
| reached by which Mr.. Glessner, on the
part OF the company, stated lhat JheI
wages would be advanced ten per cent. on
August 5th. and providing nails remained
al the price they now are he WOuld arrow
them the Il cent scale on September l2Jh,
which viii put their wages Dack 10 what
The Scheele base bail club defeated the
I Bellaire Globes yesterday at this place by
score OF 10 TO - The battery for the
Scheeles was O'DOnneil and Grdhami lOr
the Globes, COnOway and Gehr!nS.
Miss Belle Mccarthy won the prize IN
the DemOrest evolutionary cOntestd at the
Bridgeport West End NJ. d. Chufch trl-
cay ewing.
Albert Harris is home from visit with
friends and relatives at Unionport, y.
Mrs Felix HadseH is expected home to-
morrow from a weeks visit win relatlNeS
at fairmont.
Miss Clara Hamilton, of Marietta, re-
terday afternoon after a pleasant Visit
with Misses Clara and Beta Sheets;
Miss Lille EbbeTts LEFT yesterday lot
Pittsburg TO visit friends and relatives
James Brown, of Cleveland, was III
town yesterday on business.
Sam Harrison, of Mt Pleasant, was III
town yesterday.
sevral weeks visit with relatives at
Cambridge.
John ". Stanton has received notice
from the pension department al WASH
4f..tH l4.a
dence of disability within thirty Gays ms
pension would be taken from nm. MT.
Stanton served throughout the war IN
Company & First Regiment OF West VIZ
ginia Infantry. and during the time lost
the sight of one of his eyes ana sustain
ed other disabilities which would make ~
hard for him to earn his living without ms
". II. Gilmore. of Pasadena, Col, IS
visiting his brother a. Is. GOlmore, at
this place. to-day. He will leave to-mor-
row for the East ,
clan was employed to look after the va
rioloid case in the Third ward. HIS ser
vices were not needed, however as the
friends of the patient had secured Ut D.
l.. Hevey 10 attend him.
Miss Mary Boyd has returned nome
from a visit with relatives ~ HUDSON
The Y. p. s. c. u. of the L. p. Church
has asked the society of the Presbyterian
Church 10 attend their meeting this eNn-
ing and hear the reports of their dele
gates who attended the International con-
vention at Boston. The society has ac-
cepted the invitation and will attend.
Rev. Fortney of West Wheeling, viii
lead the Y. NJ. c. 4. meeting this after
w. II. Moore and wife. Of Walnut street.
have returned home from TWO months
visit with relatives at Brooklyn, n Y.
VIII Ellsworth is home from q month
visit at Darlington and Wheeling w; va.
Several bicvclists of this place will 90
out 10 Mt Pleasant to-day.
Carl Ncnum has returned home from a
two months visit with relatives at Mas
sillOn.
Thomas Mccormick. Of Hammondsville,
Ind. is here calling on friends.
To-day and coming week ut 81. Mary.s-
Next Friday VIII be the first Friday Of the
month. The boys and misses sodallties
viii receive holy communion next sunday.
The married men and women's SOdal1ty
meet to-day. Mass during the week every
day at a. M. pevouons every evening.
Stations next Friday before mass. Sen
ediction after mass.
Bids viii he received for different stand
privileges ct the Firemcn's Tournament
Wheeling Fair Grounds, August 18th.
Address ". Z. THOMAS.
Misses SaUfe and Nav McCleary re-
turned home Yesterday from New Mar
I tinsVlle where they went to attend one
Of he SWEETEST society events ever given
at that place which was given al the no.
tel by Mr. Percy Duff Leap, Il prominent
young gentleman of there.
The EpwOrth League Of the III. r..
Church have prepared the following pro-
gramme for q free entertainment TO he
given Monday night at the church. song,
America: PRAYER. Dr. Robins solo. O Fair
O Sweet. . Holy. Mrs. u. Morrison: pa
! per. ola Colony Days. Miss Ora Robins:
reading. Indian Names. Miss Lula Co.'S;
paper The Wars of America. Mr.. J G..
German: music Wen War with the For
est; paper. The New Genera ions Miss
| Kate Carmichael. reading. The slave S
! Dream. Miss Ella Nichols: paper. HIS
| toric Chattanooga. Miss Jennie LYtle;
song Never Surrender Crescent Quar-
| tette: reading. Kentucky Belle. Miss Lucy
| Coss; paper. Christian Civilization, MIS-
/ Ed. s. H7ughton; reading. ON the Rap
| pahannock Miss Kate pevault; song
Elest BE the Nation; reading. selected,
I Miss Bessie Thompson. paner, Temper
ance and the Epworth League. Mrs. p
| carp; song. Temperance call, mixed quar-
| tette: benedictiOn
The following are the number OF prizes
| that Will he offered Tor me ROAD race
| which takes place next wednesday; one
| cyclOmeter. by Jason stamp, OF heel-
! ing: cvclometer and a pair OF toe clips,
by Nahlke Brothers. 81 the Island, a
Torres umbrella, by Ut. WllhamSi q cane
| and bicycle cap. by ThOs. ConoWaN, DON
/ Of cigars. ny George RalstOn. sweater.
| by Joseph Jacobs: a So hat by HoroViIz d
| Co.: q box of cigars, 10y II. Is. hoEe. Nc
first prize IS 20 be . fine sun or clOthlhS'
which viii be gotten with the entrance
| fees and p substitution The last prize SIS
| 10 be q yellow dog. offered ny IhomaS
! Williams At present there are Ten or
] twelve entries for the race. several more
| entries are expected by IuSday morning,
! when thcv close The handicaDS and the
! prizes win then be arranged and the race
| viii take place Wednesday,
| The owl Club broke camp al llIoW
| Springs yesterday and returned nome:
| They expect TO take a couple or weeks
outing ON Captinc creek during the month
| of August. ,
| from Steubenvlle. where she was attend
! ing the funeral of q friend.
| Mrs. NJ. $ Meyers and Mrs. Scott Cor
| don left for Woodland, W. Va, yesterday
Harry AIRY link of steubenville, is visiting
! r.. b. 'Remecke has returned home from
| q business trip I'm West NlrSllld' III,
! Mrs. III. 2. Preisler went TO MoundsVlie
yesterday to spend few days with
The Terminal depot at this place is be
/ ing repanted, which adds mUcn 10 us
4 t'T number of colored people of this place
| attended a sabbath School picnic at N41'
i I'D SSoou6ers is home from a visit with
/ Mrs lean Caldwell of Chicago, viii
/ leave for Nome Monday aIIer = coUile OF
! weeks visit with Miss Ella hiauser' OF
/ Third street -.
w T. Garrett is at Pittsburg and East
Liverpool ON business for few days.
/ Miss Euola Rohrey leaves MONDAY Tor
( a couple of weeks visit with inenus AT
Misses Salle and May lIcCleary have
! returned home from a several DAYS
/ visit with friends at New Marunsville, W.
| Va. .7....-
| lanes Dobinson and Donald Drennen,
! have returned home from a couple OF
| weeks STAY at Kane. Pa. where they were
I enjoying the mountain air
Fred Han and wife have returned home
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