Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
MARTINS FERRY.

John Flading. who recently bought
the Exley planning mill, will begin re-
pairing it this week and Will begin op-
+ erations in six weeks.
David Lewellyn, Joseph Hilton, ana
Winfield Clark returned yesterday
from the Amalgamated Convention at
! cleveland. o. Mr.. LeGellyn was ele,--
ed vice-president for the Second DIS
trict. 1.7
Yesterday Sam McColloch, demenJed'
hailing from Glenns Run, struck the
town. and tried for several hours %
buy ii out with two cents. O1lcer Och
finally landed him in jail
Mrs. PlaJoff Beck, VINO was recently
taken to the asylum At Columbus was
brought home yesterday, seriously Ill
Dick McElboy is visiting his parents
at Youngstown.
Miss Verne Clark leaves for Toledo
tomorrow. where she will spend the
summer with her sister.
Charles x. Williams, of Mt. Pleas
ant. was in town yesterday for the first
time after a three weeks seize Of ty-
phOid fever.
Miss Jennie Nielhouse is visiting at
Marietta.
Yesterday "Tobe" and John Kyne,
and Rufus Brown were fined So and
costs each for disorderly conduct.
"Tobe" Kyne and Brown were also
fined $40 and costs for malicious des-
truction of property on warrants sworn
ont by Mrs. Feeterers. a State charge
was fled against John Feeterer by
"Tobe" Kyne. charging him with as
sault and battery. The mayor bound
Feeterer over to the grand jury III sum
Of $500, which was given
Mrs. N. III. Sheets and daughter,
Mrs. James RalstOn, are visiting rela-
tives at Marietta.
j. Thomas. Of Navarro, o., is visiting
friends in the Orchard.
Xavier Zgraggen is in Pittsburg on
business.
Mining troubles about this vicinity
are nearing the end, and all the mines
will probably be running in a short
time. The Gaylord mines resumed
work Yesterday while the Wheeling
Creek miners at a meeting held yester-
day decided to &c to work next Monday
The resumption of the Wheeling Creek
mines viii no doubt have some innu-
enca in starting of the other mines out
in that section.
George Ware, Of Second street, was
quietly married Sunday afternoon to
Hiss Annie Davis, of Ae;naville. Rev.
W. B. Hartzog performed the cere-
mOny.
The bicyclers are talking of road
race to Huntsville and return which
will be 80 if they can set the bust
ness men TO offer a few prizes for the
winners.
The rates over the w. L. & E. Rail
road to the G. A. r. Encampment at
Sandusky has been reduced to $3.50
A large crowd Of Martins Ferry
Knights of Pytlias and their friends
viii attend the reunion at ST. Clairs-
VILE to-day.
Mr.. A. c.. Campbell and wife went
out to C2diz Yesterday to visit fer q
couple Of weeks.
MIS- Elizabeth Gill, of Gallopolis. is
visiting here
James Robinson leaves this morning
for Grandyiew, o., TO spend a week
with relatives.
I'd. HumphreviIe. of att. Pleasant,
was in town yesterday ON business.
Kentworthy Hogo, of Delaware. o..
is here visiting his son. r. X. Hoee
He was accompanied by his daughter
in-law Mrs. j. C. Tioge, of Mt Pleas
ant who has been visiting a. Delaware
Hiram Frazier still continues very
low. His death is momentarily eX-
perted
Last evening as Miss SalIie Me-
Cleary was riding horseback up Broad
way the horse scared at bicycle
throwing her of She sustained sever
al severe bruises and had her ankle
sprained..
Miss Maud CARRIER entertained sever
al couples Of friends last evening very
pleasantly.