Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-30
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mill
and Factories,

Miss Lena Mckay is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
Doctor Hawthorn, of Mt. Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday.
Both the Laughlin and Aetna Stand
ard mills worked yesterday.
Benjamin Cropper and Henry Floto
were hunting yesterday near smithfeld.
Chester Lloyd is home from the Ohio
State University, spending a few days
vacation.
Contractor Day expects to commence
laying brick On the First street paving
Saturday.
MI Dunlot e,nd son, of steubenville.
are the guests of Earl Wells, on North
Taird street.
Miss Mamie Brown, OF Plttsburg, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. R. Brown.
Quite a large crowd from here at
tended the foot ball game on the ISL
and yesterday afternoon.
A. U. Moore has been granted a pen
sion of Sc Per month through Squire
Mason's agency at Bellaire.
Mrs. w. l.. Noble will entertain the
Woman's club this afternoon at aer
home on NGrt4 fourth street.
Items for the Register may be left at
Geo. G. Ralstons drug store, where
they will always receive attention.
That famous play, Human Hearts"
will be at the Star Theater December
9Th. The Uncle Josh Spruceby Com
pany will play here On December 9Th,
Both are excellent companies.
The union services held here yester-
day by the different churches in the
First Baptist church was largely at
tended, as was also the sunrise prayer
meeting at tie First NJ. e. church. The
sermon preached by Rev A. r. Roo
insoH, of The First U. P. church was
an able one.
John Frazier, a bricklayer, employed
by Seloy & Frazier, who have the con-
tract for refining one of the blasts at
the Benwood furnace, was overcome by
gas yesterday forenoon and taken to
his home on Walnut street by his fell
low workmen Mr.. Frazier was very
weak but had about recovered last eve
ming.
A dipper in the tin house at
the Mclaughlin plant, was pain
fully burned yesterday afternoon
while removing the rolls. His foot
slipped into the not metal, burning his
limb most painfully about the shoe
tops. He was removed to his home on
Clark street. 1t is not thought his
burns williaesult seriously.
An aged lady by the name of Nora
Gill was found wandering on the
streets here Wednesday by Officer
Chales Bailey. From her it was learn
ed that she had two sons living at
Bethesda, who were notified and came
yesterday and took their mother home.
They stated that she had been missing
forua month and that until this time
they had been unable to find any trace
of her.
The historical drama, Mary Queen
of Scots" was PRESENTED at the Star
Theatre last evening by the children
of st. Marys school and was largely
attended. The production was one of
the best amateur events ever given in
the city and all took their parts well.
Miss Regina Moran, as Queen, was
very good. as was also Loretta Null
laney as Elizabeth Queen of England.
Miss Mary Cheering as Lord Chancellor
Bromley, and Miss Ella Kearns as Lord
Burliegh, did their parts splendidly.
The drama was success in every way.
Tonight the musicale at the First
Methodist church will be given and
from the following excellent pro-
gramme it will surely attract a large
audience; Part Quintet (selected),
Male Choir; solo, The Lighthouse
Light" Agnes Deyault; Piano solo. Lee
Rameaux, Leybach, Miss Belle Taylor:
duet, Serenade, Miss Helen Schwert-
feger and Nellie Smith: Recitation,
How Jimmy Minded the Baby" Miss
Cathline Woods; duet. Hope Beyond"
Miss Laura Hipkins and JOS Heather
ington; solo, "Murmuring Waves"
Blake, Mrs Dora Robertzhaw: sun of
My Soul" Mascagni Arr. Acme Male
Quartette. Part H-Solo, Waiting"
Mrs. Flora Hopkins; recitation, "Billy's
Rose" Roger Jones; selection on music
glasses, Albert Blumenberg; Armour
ers song (for basel. DeKoven. j. c.
Gray, Esq; piano selection. Prof La
Rey; solo, (selected), Mrs. Carrie
Jones; duet, THE Song that Reached
My Heart" Misses Flora and Laura
Hipkins; Lullaby Bye-lo land. May,
Acme Quartette.