Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
MARTINS FERRY.

There seems to be a general satisfac-
ton among the Republicans here over
the ticket nOminaed 81 the Bridgeport
convention. especially so over Madison
Aldredge, of this place, being nominat-
al for auditor Many thought Keohn-
line would get the nomination for com
missioner, and would liked to have
seen him have it.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnehan will
take place to-day from the Methodist
Church. InterIhent will be made at
Riveryiew.
Ernest Smith left last evening for
Easton, Pa. TO attend the Lafayette
College commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NIears and
Miss Aggie AckermanH attended the
Mt. De Chantal commencement yester-
day afternoon.
The sale of the VIM. Radcliffe resi-
dence has been postponed indefinitely.
The highest bid received yesterday was
$500.
Rev. A. z. Brownlee will leave in a
few days for Boston, Mass.
The lOwn fete given at the home OF
the Misses Sheets yesterday afternoon
was a very enjoyable affair. Quite a
large numeb Of young people were pres
ent from in and out Of town, who were
entertained in a most hospital and
pleasing manner by the hostesses.
The personal property of James
Keesy was sold yesterday afternoon,
the most of which brougt very fair
prices.
Ira Sedgewick is visiting Thomas
Howell. at Columbus, for a few days.
The suit of John Hayne, a taxpayer
VS.. Charles James, of the City Council
concerning the Fifth street paving,
which has been pending in the Circuit
Court, has gone rejoicing to the Su-
preme Court.
District No. 9, Of the Good Templars,
are holding a two days session at this
place in the X. of p. Hall. Yesterday
was the opening d2y and quite a large
number of delegates were present from
the different counties which represent
the district Grand Chief Templar D..
j.. Pinney. of Cleveland, Grand Super
intendent of Juvenile Templars, Mrs.
r. +. Mcdowell. of Post Clinton, o.,
and Miss Alice Wheeler, District Lee
turer. were present. The work of the
session consists chiefly of initiating del
egates into the district degree. An
omen meeting was held in the CONNER
cial Hall last evening, which was adj
dressed by Chief Templ2r Pinney.
Yesterday afternoon Edward Nc
Glenn. of North Fourth street had
his leg amputated at the knee. Dr..
NcClonn. of Mt. Pleasant was the
oDerating surgeon. assisted by Doctors
Hogan. Hervey and Williams, of this
place. The cause Of amputation was
on account of the deceased condition
of the bone.
Miss Jessie Harrison, of Mt. Pleas
ant was in town calling on friends yes
terday.
DIR. w. Hoge, of Portland, was in
town yesterday.
Last evening very pretty wedding
was solemnized at st. Marys Church.
The contracting parties were Miss
Ellen Kvne of this place, and Mr..
lanes Mckee. of Lorain, o. Mr.. Nc
Kee is we'll known at this place, hay
ing conducted a branch store OF the
Locke shoe company at this place.
They have the congratulations and
good wishes Of their many friends.
Last evening Charles Rizor and Miss
Florence Osling. beth well known
Young people of this place, were united
i'm marriage at the home Of the bride.
The affair was q very quiet one, only a
few friends and relatives being pres
emit
MARQUIS Davis. of Wellsyilie. was in
town Yesterday among old friends.
Lumeous Grayson is confined TO his
bed with stomach trouble
Claude Howell is on the sick list.