Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
MARTINS FERRY.

Local News From the City Of Mills
and Workshops.
Leon Jacobs is spending Sunday at
Sardis. 0.
j. E. Blackford and wifeo returned
yesterday from Cleveland. safhIof
Ralston & Co. are having fine gold
leaf signs placed on their windows.
| Miss Katie Brannen, who has been
sick for several days, is in a very crit
ical condition.
S. D. Petit and family. of Nashville,
Tenn, are guests of M. L. Startling
and family on West Park street. sar
City Solicitor George Cooke and AL
win Sedgwick will leave to-day Tor
Mackinac to spend about two weeks.
Hills Criswell and Leo Smith and
/ families, who have been camping near
Darlington, have returned to their
| homes.
At the Christian church to-day Rev.
Tilock will preach in theamorning at
10: 80, subject, "The Foolish Farmer"
! and at 7:30 p. m. his subject Will De'
"The Church of Christ"
Council held short session last eve
ming. and did little business except
awarding the $500 street paving
bonds to the First National Bank of
GAINESVILLE at premium OF $34 and
accrued interest.
Frank Heinrich returned yesterday
from the Rubber Line fishing camp on
Fish creek, and while he failed to bring
any fish home with him he reported
that they caught a large quantity and
that all the fish were large.
Mrs. AID. Latimer and Mrs. Shaw, of
Clark's addition, have had a neighbors'
quarrel and Mrs. Shaw has been ar
rested. She plead not guilty, and will
; be given hearing Tuesday morning.
By that time some other warrants may
be sworn out.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
has been enjoined by the c., l.. & w.
railroad The trouble is that the main
is laid under the track, and as the gas
company is repairing its main, it is
said the work would interfere with
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the trouble may be adjusted outside
of the courts.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt club
was organized last evening by electing
Myron E. Cole president, and James
Robbins secretary. The club Will be
divided into two parts, marching
club and a mounted organization. 1t
is said they enrolled ITO members last
evening. They adjourned until next
Tuesday night.
A seven-weeks-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Beetles, of First street, was
found dead IN bed yesterday morning.
The child was apparently well the
night previous. A physician was called
and found that death was caused from
conclusion of the brain, the result of
fall the child received several days ago
while in the hands of an older child.
Miss Margaret Ebert was hostess
Friday evening to number OF her
lady friends at her home on North
Fifth street. The reception was given
in honor of her guest, Miss Sallie ELS
wortA. of Toledo. About twenty young
ladies were present, and an enjoyable
| time was had by all. Dainty refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Edward Blaekford accidentally trip
ped in w. l.. Mobiles furniture store
last evening, and in trying to save him
! self from falling, threw out his hand,
which came in contact with a piece of
sheet iron, painfully cutting his right
hand Dr. Blackford was called and
! placed three stitches in the cut. Mr..
! Blackboard will have sore hand for
! several days.
| In the injunction suit of Joseph
Faust VS. the American Tin Plate Com
pany, no decision was given by Judge
Hollingsworth yesterday the judge re-
serving his decision. James Reese and
! F. R. Sedgwick were attorneys for the
plaintiff, and j. B. briggs and George
+ Cooke for the defendants. An injunc-
/ ton is asked to prevent the American
Tin Plate Company from taking the
/ street.
! Yesterday evening Marshal Erwin re-
turned from Waverly, O., with Stanton
Mcmahon, who is wanted here for forg-
( ing a check to the amount of $35, on
which J. E. Reynolds paid some money
! This was in 1898, and at that time
Marshal Lindemuth secured his picture
! and had it printed on lot of postal
cards which he sent out over the coun-
/ try, and in this way was captured al
most two years after he had forged
the check. 1t was not learned last
evening when he would be given
hearing.