Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-16
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Minis
and Factories.

and Factories.
Yesterday was pay day at the Aetna
Standard mill.
J. Rice, OF Slstersyille, Is calling on
friends in the city.
George G. Ralston has returned from
a business trip TO Pittsburg.
Miss Louise Groves is spending sun
day with her parents az Adena.
L. Cope, OF Mansfield. Ills. Is tho
guest Of his sister, Mrs. John Hem
derson.
The Bowery After Dark" was tho
attraction at the Star Theater last
evening.
Capt H. w Smith and wife loft last
evening for Cadiz to visit friends for
several days.
win Thomas, who was hurt in an
accident at wellsville Friday, was some
improved yesterday.
Miss Nora Clarke, a teacher in tho
GAINESVILLE schools. is spending SUR
day with her parents.
Misses Bertha Hawkins and blanche
Terrell, OF New Martinsyille, are visit
ing friends in the city.
Mrs. George Chandler. who has been
visiting friends in this city, has re-
turned to her home in Chicago.
John Moore Peck Souders and
Pittsburger were all arrested Tor tight
ing last night and placed in jail.
George Ware claims no has caught
the largest eel ever seen In this Sec
ton. II was over three feet long.
Mr.. ans Mrs Joa. gos
have been the guests of w n. Ffancis
and family, have returned 70 their
home at Updegraff'
Miss Alice Sheekey, who has been
the charming guest of Miss julia Nc
Donongh, will return to her home 1t
Louisville tomorrow.
Rev Paul Hummer, pastor OF 81
Johns German Lutheran churck, mar
rled an Austrian couple yesterday
morning at the church.
Quite number Of the young people
are making arrangements for organic
ing foot ball team. This city has IN
abundance of material. and can have
fast team that will make any team il
the valley hustle. This team viii be
organized In the near future.
A seven-year-old child OF William
Dun. OF Tenth street, died yesterday
morning Of diphtheria rha funeral
took place yesterday, While the dia-
ease did not develop until late. precail-
tons were taken through its sieINneass
and It Is not thought the disease will
spread
The wage trouble in regard to the
two mills az the Aetna-Standard still
remains unsettled II Is said TO DO
rather an odd condition gu
both sides. lac mill manage
ment have nothing to say about The
matter 1t ia hoped the trouble will
soon be settled and the men back at
work 4
Elizabeth Montgomery. the fhrf
months-old child Of Mr. and hrs =
ilton Woods. died Friday night
II O'Clock, after only a few days 1t
ness. The funeral will take place to-
day at 3 D. m. The inserment viii 10
made at Riverview The parents have
the sympathy az their many friends IN
their bereavement.
Council met last might and hold .
very interesting meeting, although lit
tie business was transacted Tho
usual bills were paid and tho contract
for paving FirEr street, from ffanoTer
10 Jefferson, was awarded 70 II r.
Day, OF Bellaire. who was the lowosN
bidder, his price being Is cents for ex-
cavatiug, is cents for filing and 10
cents for laying brick. The brick 20 Be
used for this paving are more Of
block and the first used In this valley.
The city has already bought tho
brick. Thomas Green was appointed
inspector Of the work The work will
be commenced In the near future. All
the curling is being taken up and VIII
be reset with round corners. This
Improvement viii be Of great benefit
TO the city. After some business Of
minor Importance, Council adjourned
al 10 o'clock.