Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-10
MARTINS FERRY.


w. II. Helfenbine was at Adena yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Charles Morris is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Morris.
DIR, Patterson Of Pittsburg, left last
evening for New Athens.
Mrs. Anthony Kyne. who has been
quite i'll, is much improved.
w. b. Francis. Esq, was at Steuben-
Vile yesterday on business.
Thos. Stanton. the well known con-
stable, is slightly indisposed.
The play, "A Run on the Bank" was
largely attended last evening.
Miss Libbie Tweedy will entertain
the Octogol Club Thursday evening.
On next Friday night the Assembly
Club will give their first dance at their
hall.
Mills Nos. 7, and 8. of the Aetna
Standard, will resume this morning In
full
The Belmont Telephone Company is
rapidly connecting up its different
lines.
A. w. Kerr will leave to-day for In
diana, Pa, to take charge of his new
position.
r. T. Williams, the we'll known in
day on business.
The paving on West Hanover street
has been completed and the work is
very satisfactory.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Stanton. Of Barnes
Vile, were the guests of Henry Stanton
and wife yesterday.
Dr. Johnson has secured Offices In the
new Ralston building. which he will
occupy in the near future.
The Henderson Hardware Company
Is making its building more attractive
with a fresh coat of paint.
On next Saturday night, at the Star
Theatre, an excellent company will
produce 1.-THE Devils Doings."
Several prominent mill workers of
the Aetna-Standard have accepted posi-
lions with the new Laughlin sheet
mill.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Johns
Lutheran church hold their ''Kaffee-
kraezchen' at Mrs. Refers house this
evening.
Richard Padden, the popular second
baseman of the st. Louis base ball
team. is in the city shaking hands with
the boys.
A crowd of young men are talking
Of forming a club and expect to secure
the rooms of p. Miller in the rear of
his place of business.
Carrie Nation has left Wheeling and
luckily she escaped this city. Carrie
loves the Ohio side and took out her
quarrels with the Wheeling people.
Owing to a misunderstanding the
meeting of the Democrats was post
poned yesterday. as several prominent
members of the party were out of the
city
John Bennig, who was before the
Mayor yesterday, was discharged. as
his witnesses fully showed that he was
not connected with the disorderly con-
duct.
The fixtures for the new postoffice
building thdt were shipped on the Zbth
have not yet been received, and Agent
CARRIER is trying to locate where the
fixtures have been lost.
Ralph Cunningham, Roy Wassman
and Misses Helen Cunningham and
Grace Turner left yesterday after a
pleasant visit with friends of Lieut..
Smith and others, who saw war in the
Philippines.
number of the friends of George
Cooke are talking for him as candi-
date for State Senator. Mr.. Cooke is
strong man and one who will command
the votes of men of all political be-
liefs.
Joseph Jerger, the well known base
ball pitcher. will see fast company
next year, as his record against the
strongest teams in the Ohio valley has
been proven. During last season he
pitched eighteen games. winning four
teen, a record to be proud Of Jerger
will be in fast company next year, as
his record stands high.
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church held their an
nual rally meeting last evening with
fifty In attendance. The C. e. room
vas haautifallv decorated with ma Inns