Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-14
MARTINS FERRY.

unit 1 IN al Il LIN l.
A three year-old daughter Of George
Gosney died yesterday afternoon after
an illness Of brain fever. The funeral
will take place Wednesday,
The Linden Club are making prepar-
atoms for a big select hop to be given
at the Scheele Hall, May p.
Ameul WCstzer left yesterday for
Helvetia, W. Va, to spend the sum
mer
Sunday afternoon Thomas Craig and
Miss Ellen Stewart surprised their
friends by going to st. Clairsville, Sc
curing a marriage license and being
married by the Baptist minister at that
place.
Ross Robinson has returned to Scio
after a short visit with relatives here.
L. j. c. Drennen went to Steuben-
vile yesterday on business.
Thomas j. Cowan left yesterday for
Cincinnati TO attend a convention Of
the Improved Order of Red Men.
The Ih0burn Post, No. y, desires all
friends and relatives of deceased sol
diers buried In Riyerview and Walnut
with cards the coming week, and the
Post viii have locust stakes driven in
SO they may all be recognized and
properly decorated on Memorial Day.
Scott Linn is home from Cambridge
visiting relatives and friends.
Thayer and Robert Heslcp, Of this
place, are at Mason City, w. Va,
where they We're called on account OF
the s,~'ious illness of their mother.
Harry Springer is home after few
day. visit with his brother at Cam
bridge o.
The stone masous employed at the
new school building are on another
strike, which has been caused by some
of them refusing to pay their dues into
the local union. Ii matters keep on .
this manner, between them and the
weather the school house will be COM
pleted in a few years.
Mark Atkinson. Of Mt. Pleasant, was
i'm town yesterday on business.
The case of w. Chandler against the
city TO recover a bill of $50 was dis
missed in Common Pleas Court yester-
day. The judge held that if the orders
were out for the money, suit would
have to- be brought for the orders.
Miss Minnie Morgan entertained q
number Of ler friends last evening at
her home on Monroe street in q very
pleasant manner. Dancing was the
main enjoyment of the evening
Capt. IT. w. Smith is i'll with stomach
trouble.
The Glee Club viii give a trolley
party on the b., 3. & ~. T. street car
line Thursday evening, in honor. Of
c. c. Mitchell, who leaves on the 18th
for Chicago TO spend three months in
Bible study at Moody Theological
Seminary.
The coal miners at the Gaylord coal
works went to work this morning. All
affairs have been adjusted in a man
ner satisfactory to all
The case of Dennis Callahan, who
was charged with abusing his wife
has been dismissed, his wife with
drawing the charge.
sd. Moore left yesterday for Asbury
Park. H. D.. where he has secured q
position.
Keutwortby Hoge, Of Delaware o.,
is here visiting his son, Z. *. Hoge.
Last evening while Harry Grayson
was racing up Fourth street on q bicy-
Gle with several other fellows, his
wheel struck an obstacle which sent
him flying to the pavement, bruising
him up a little and damaging his
wheel.
Glenn Speidel. of Steubenville, was
I'm town last evening on business per-
tanning to postoGice affairs.
Rev. j. T. Foster and wife left yes
terdav morning for Cincinnati
The train on the c. & p. that ar
rives here. at 9:02 p. m. viii get here
So minutes earlier, beginning next
week.