Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
l.ARTIN,s FERRY.

the guest OF friends IN the city Llu1'
L.ARTIN'S FERRY.
The officers of the Republican club OF
this place and the trustees Of the q. P
Church. from whom they rented the
rooms in the St Clair Hotel. are having
a disagreement. Since the club rented the
rooms one or two Of the trustees wanted
them to sign a contract or lease for q
certain length Of time. The club. having
paid the rent for the rooms. refuse tc
sign the contract now, and consequently
the trustees are considerably riled over
it, There was some talk Of placing new
locks on the doors Of the building ano
locking the club out entirely.
Miss Gertrude McCord returned home
yesterday from q three weeks visit with
relatives at Canton, o.
Geo. Sterling. a well known young man
residing near Warrenton, O.. died yester-
day morning at four O'Clock after a lin
gering illness. Of consumption. The fu-
neral will take place from his late home
this afternoon at two o'clock. Interment
will be made al the Mound cemetery, TIL
louisville.
Frank link left yesterday afternoon to
visit relatives at Cleveland.
Yesterday morning J. W. Lamb. Of this
place. and Ross Chew. of Wheeling, be-
came involved in u quarrel in front OF
Keohrsen's tin shop over an old trouble.
in which Lane says he got the worst Of IT,
Chew was standing on the pavement
when Lane attacked him. He managed
to keep out OF hts way until his brother.
who was in the shop IT the time, came 10
his rescue.
Miss Margaret Ebert. the efficient clerk
at the postodice. returned home last even
ing from q two weeks visit with Miss sal
lie Ellsworth at Toledo.
Geo. Cooke has been secured TO audit the
books of the water board at a salary Of
$3.50 a day.
T. J. Miller. OF Sistersville, was IN town
yesterday.
CUTLER. Pa. August p.
Manager Martins Ferry Running Team:
Cannot meet you Tuesday. Have ap-
pointed a committe VIII write Monday
FIRST WARD RUNNING TEAM
The above telegram was received yes
terday by Foreman Darrah. of the hide
pendent running team in response to the
Butler team accepting their challenge for
q race. one would bee led 10 believe that
the sports from Butler cannot ind the
81 600 they need. from the telegram they
sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Saunders left yester-
day evening for New York. from which
place they will sail for England.
] oh E.'rfa will
run excursions to Toledo tomorrow on
account Of the international yacht races
that take place there.
The Laughlin nail factory will resume
operations next Tuesday.
Mrs. Jos Miles left yesterday to spend
q couplr Of weeks with relatives at
Lima. O.
The Democrats of this place will get to-
gether on next Tuesday evening for the
purpose of permanently organizing a
Bryan club.
". B. Francis and family left last even
ing for Updegraft. Jefferson county, TO
VISIT Mrs Francis parents.
Miss Rachael Allen. OF Canal Dover. left
Yesterday for home. after couple Of
weeks visit with Miss Maggie Howell
Misses Avice Millisan and Jennie Jones
are spending the day at the Moundsville
camp grounds.
T. J. Barnes. the representative Of the
American Book Company, was in town
yesterday on business.
Misses Carrie and Bertha Rigsby. Of
Colcrain. are the guests OF Miss Laura
Hopkins.
r. A. Blackford has returned home from
q couple Of weeks visit at ChautauQua.
sam Harrison, of Mt. Pleasant. was in
town yesterday
J.E.Ri ng. of Pattons Station. was here
calling on friends yesterday.
St. Mary's to-day and coming week
This is the thirteenth Sunday after Pen
tecost and a feast Of the Blessed Virgin.
Ep. Gal. 2I6-22; Gosp. ST. Luke 17:ll-l9.
Promoters Of the League will give in their
reports to-day. Married men and women s
sodality meets to-day at regular time.
ST. Mary's school will resume on Monday.
9st of August Forty hours devotion VIII
begin in ST. Mary's Oh September and
close september :.
Harland Ong and Charlie Hall returned
home yesterday from couple OF weeks
visit at Chautauqua.
John Davidson and Ishmael Cox are
spending the day at Moundsville
Haywood Forsythe of Blaine, was in
town yesterday on business.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
The undersigned, secretary of the coal
haulers union, has been Greeted to make
public the following prices for coal de-
livered in cellar. which prices Will be in
force until further notice: Clean coal,
cents per bushel; nut coal. 81 cents per
bushel: pea coal 8 cents per bushel; slack.
81, cents per bushel. For parts OF loads
u cent per bushel will be added to the
above prices. JOHN PANSON.
Secretary g. H. U.
Knurd Nelson is confined to his home
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. James Radcliffe and children re-
turned to their home at Tifin. o.. yester-
dav after a couple of weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Gather and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin, of Mounds
vile. are the guests OF Mrs. Martins pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McWilliams.
They were accompanied by Misses Marga-
ret and Lucy McWilliams, who have been
visiting at Moundsville.
Miss Cleod Anthony returned home yes
terday from a two months visit at In
dianapolis Dunkirk and Chicago.
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