Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-23
MARTINS FERRY.

Harris will deliver a sermon at half
past two o'clock. During the past week
at the Camp there have been many Wis
itors, all OF whom seemed to have a
very enjoyable time.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Bingell of Wheeling, will entertain
large number of their friends in hon
or of Prof. August Muegge, of st. Louis,
who is a relative Of Mr.. Fred Muegge,
Of this place. A number of people from
here will be in attendance.
John Thompson is suffering with a
very sore foot. the result OF tramping
on nail few days ago.
Howard Smith was expected to ar
rive home yesterday from New York
city to visit his parents.
VIII Stewart returned home yester-
day from Oxford, o., where he has been
visiting for several weeks.
Wendell Schuckwell will add a bath
room to his new tonsorial parlor
Ellis Lash has returned from a visit
at Toledo o.
Misses Bertha and Marie Daugherty,
of Wellsburg, are the guests Of Mrs.
John Doibbins. Of Penn street.
Some much-needed repair are being
made to the street railway switch on
South Broadway.
Last evening Officer Bailey arrested
VIM. Patterson on the charge of assault,
preferred against him by his wife. The
warrant for his arrest was issued sew
eral days ago, but the officers could not
locate him. He will likely be given a
hearing tomorrow unless his wife
withdraws the charge as is customary
in these kind Of cases.
Fhe delegates from here to the glass
workers convention at Muncie. Ind. ,
were expected to arrive home last even
ing, as the convention adjourned Friday
ngiht
The new dwelling house OF Mrs. Red
dy in the Fifth ward, which was erected
by Moore &. Boyd, is completed.
Robert Finlay is confined to his
home on South Fourth street very i'll.
w. H. Hobbs has purchased a new
trap of the latest pattern.
The young ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church cleared 81 an their measuring
party given Friday evening at the par
sonage.
Yesterday at noon the fire DEPART
ment was called out by a small blaze
at the home OF Alexander Hood, on
First street. The fire which originated
in some manner on the kitchen roof,
was extinguished by tee employees at
the blast furnace, before the arrival OF
the department. The loss will amount
to about SO and is covered by tnsur-
ance.
Harry Davis and Hugh Deegans
were fired So and costs each, by Mayor
Shipman yesterday, on disorderly
charges.
A. D. Green and J. r. Trotter will
spend the day at Adena.
Mrs. John Dobbins and Miss Tilly
Ulrich, Of Philadelphia, are the guests
of friends and relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferenbaeh
left yesterday for Toledo, o., to visit
relatives.
Misses Clara and Rena Cess leave
this week for Atlantic City and Phila-
de!phia.
Matt Gray left last evening for Cam
bridge 10 visit friends
The Joseph Parry Concert Company,
one Of the most noted company or
Welsh singers in the world now III
London. will come to this country in
4 lev N6Cho daAu gu September l5Ll
will sing at Pittsburg under the aus
piees of q Welsh society OF that city.
Many people from here viii attend, as
il may be the only opportunity 20 heal
this famous company of singers. Dur
ing the latter part Of August a concert
will be given which will be after the
style of an Eisteddf0d, which promises
20 be something we'll worth attending.
Beck's orchestra went up 10 Tiitons-
Vile last evening, where they rendered
music for a dance.
VIM. Johns and crew. who went to
Dennison, o.. last week TO work in q
mill at that place, but were forced to
return on account Of a breakage, leave
again tomorrow to resume. repairs
having been made.
w. F. Baker, the genial and efficient
bookkeeper at ]. z. Reynolds, leaves
this morning on a two weeks trip
through the northern part Of the State.
]. r. Green is visiting relatives at
Adeaa
The game OF ball that was to have
been PLAYED By the Riverside Singers
and the Brown Boys. did not come OF,
| the Singers haTilg no catcher.
The p. Dougherty ball club and the
]. E. Doyle club OF McMechen, played
an unfinished game yesterday after
noon on the mill grounds. The game
Xas brought to a close in the fifth in