Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-10
MARTINS FERRY.

The following is the ticket to be
voted at the Republican primaries,
Saturday. 1t will be seen that not
withstanding the action of Council
last Tuesday night in regard to their
not being vacancy in the Solicitor
ship one will be nominated, as will
also be by the Democrats in their Sc
lection of a ticket next Wednesday
evening:
City Solicitor, John S. Cochran.
Water Works trustee, Stephen Hip
kins, James Crossley.
Electric light trustee, VIM. Joy.
Cemetery trustee, Humphrey Will
liams.
Board of Education, L. L. Scheele,
VIM. E. Thomas, E. o. Padelford, Phil
lip carp, S. l.. Wood.
Council, First Ward. Isaac Cecil, Leo
Smith. Second Ward, J. B. Farrell,
Blon Williams. Third Ward, A. w.
Kerr, John w. Frazier. Fourth Ward,
Harry B. Grayson, A. J. Smith, Pat
rick Mullen. Fifth Ward, David
Fisher.
Assessor, First Ward, Harry Ro-
mick. Second Ward, Isaac Jones,
Frank Brooks, A. j. Greer Third
Ward, Jerry 'Ebberts, Walter Duff,
John Goodhue, Chas. Bartholomew,
Edward Woods. F~urth Ward, Ferd.
Stricklin, P Coleman. Fifth Ward,
VIM. Coates, Sr.
The township ticket to be voted on
is as follows:
Township trustee, Geo. Webb, Albert
Moore, Marion Bartholomew, Thos.
Edmunds.
Township treasurer, A. L. EnloW,
Chas. Bratton, VIM. F. Fox.
Assessor, Martins Ferry precinct,
W. w. Taylor.
Fabio Romani, play that has seen
seven successful seasons will be play
ed at the Opera House Monday even
ing. The leading role is carried by
Alden Benedict, who is supported by a
talented company.
J. B. Crowell, of Mann's foundry, is
confined to his home sick.
Word was received here by Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Reed that their son Elmer,
who is attending college at Scio, is i'll
with the grip.
Rev. Father Mulhearn, pastor of St.
Mary's Church, is confined to his room
threatened with typhoid fever.
A. w. Kerr is candidate for re-
election to Council on the Republican
primary ticket
Henry Summerhill. who died at
Canonsburg, Pa, Wednesday, was a
son-in-law of Mrs. Louisa Stead, of this
place, and a former resident of this
city.
Miss Nellie Moore has returned home
from Akron, O., where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Claire Cham
berlain for several weeks.
The Democrats of this place will
meet in mass convention next We'd
nesday evening in Scheele's hall, for
the purpose of nominating a city tick
ct. 1t is DESTROYS that every Demo-
crat turn out at the meeting.
John Kaiser was assessed IS and
costs by Mayor Shipman yesterday
morning on a disorderly charge.
]. F. Kyne has opened a restaurant
in the basement Of his place of bust.
ness.
William Barkus, of Smithfield, was
in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Frank Shrodes is here from
Brodys Lake visiting friends and rel
atives.
This evening at Maennechor Hall, the
Social Five will give masquerade
dance The affair promises to be a
very enjoyable one. Good music will
be in attendance.
Yesterday afternoon Will Rohrey
and George Weber got into an alterca-
ton which resulted in Rohrey having
Weber arrested for threatening to hit
him with a brick. The Mayor fined
him 81 and costs.
Mrs. w. H. Helfenbine is visiting
relatives at Elm Grove for few days.
The Mother Mckinley Circle held a
very interesting and we'll attended
meeting last evening.
Mrs. William Reynard arrived home
last evening from New Kensington,
Pa. where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lincoln Flowers.
Mrs. E. D. Lash is able to be out
after a several weeks illness.
Misses Mary Smith and Carrie Kraft,
of West Virginia. were the guests Of