Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-28


he Csrs.nnid services = - Midi i
he Nsshodist Episcopal Churok y III eiiy
to-day. win - intsassly iuteestlpe. and
prumioos 10 Be one Of the uost. interesting
days N ~ history Of IL ehsrck To
chufch has been tastefully dsoorAtsd for "
occasion. the attendance morning, evening
and afternoon viii be very large In TIE
morning. ct 1889 O'Clock the services
will Be opened with IN anthem BY the choir,
followed By scripture readingA hymn and
prayer, after which the pripcipIs sermon Of
the day embracing . historieal account OF
Methodism during the 100 ysars OF its
existance 30.
At ESQ p. m. anthem b The choir.
Singing and prayer. Five minutes addrss
20 the children. Platform talk on The local
church history Of this place. An histosical
paper read commemorative Of the 10th an
niyersary Of the Martins Feay church.
AIR. a. the services will Be - iolIoWe
Anthem By choir. Scripture lessoa and
prayer. Sermon by Rev. Dr.. ]. Sannse
Stone. late of India. on aMethodism Ard
Her Mission Work
Rex. Benz. Mitchell. Of Mt Pleasant died
on Friday and win be buried tomorrow
morning at ii o'clock. The Rev. Ar.
Mitchell was "a years old and vas one Of
the most prominent pioneer clergymen in
Ohio. He was true Christian. immensely
popular. and has been pastor Of the Pres
byterian church Of Mt. Pleasant for fifty
years. By his demise, Eastern Ohio loses
one of her best citizens he had host
of friends hereabouts His funeral will no
doubt be one of the largest If DOT the largest
ever witnessed in this section Of the country.
The Spence Baer cider case, to have been
heard before Mayor Mitchell yesterday. was
postponed till tomorrow.
Olive Lodge, K. of H.. No. 1000 elected
the following officers on Friday night: Die
tator, Hiram Frazier, jr.; Vice Dictator,
James C. Tannehill; Assistant Dictator.
Peter Brown; Past Dictator, r. 0Burm;
reporter, J. N. Lyle; Financial Reporter;
A. luck; Treasurer. w. II. Wood; Chap
lain, r. N: Theaker; Guide. Pete Brown;
Guardian, VIM. Woodruff; Sentinel, ]. N.
Blackford; Trustees Messrs Tint. Cattell
and Thomas; Medical Examiner, Dr. ]. NJ
Blackford. After the election Of these Off.
GERS and the transaction of other business q
fine oyster supper was served BY Messrs.
Woods and Tannehill, which was highly en-;
joyed by all present.
Ticket No. IS drew the Moore pony at
Fitzsimmons saloon yesterday
The roller skating on stills by Master
VIM. Updegrave, skatorial artist al the
rink last night, drew an immense crowd.
On New Years night, there will be potato
race between Joseph Gordon. James Cor
don, Charley Pugh and VIM, Woodruff. On
January 9th the Jones children, the cham.
pions OF the world, will appear at this rink.
The special Episcopal services at st.
Pauls Mission, to be held in the Baptist
Church to-day at 2:30 p. m, by Rev.
Walker, will be very interesting. The festi-
val music to be rendered on this occasion
has been especially prepared and will be
grand.
Charley and Lou Cope, Of Smith6eld, are
the guest Of their Uncle, Mr.. Joseph Wal;
tets.
Martins Ferry, with population Of l..
600, is without John Smith, so Postmas-
ter Dean informed the REGISTER reporter
yesterday. Send on the chrome. Mr..
d. also said that we have man who visits
the Office from two 10 FIVE times day and
reads the list of advertised letters every
time he calls.
Yesterday Gus Bigelow, Dode Cochran,
Thomas Elliott and John Runion, Of Bel
laire, were up and took in the rink.
The Standard Glee Club will give select
hop on New Years night.
Mr.. Frank Dennis and Miss Rose Young
were married on Christmss eve, by Rev.
Holtz at the NJ. L. patronage.
Mr.. Owen Sstten and wife, of Milton, Pa,
are the guests of Mr.. John NARROW,
Messrs. Grant Sedgwick and Clyde Ma
jors, have returned from pleasant visit to
Elyria, o.
The Etna mill will take stock the com
ing week, and resume the following week.
The Standard mill will not 20 on until
the second week in January.
The laughing mill will resume to-mor-
row.
Rev. J. II. Blackford has returned 10
Glasgow, after q pleasant visit here.
John Krankle and Miss Berthe Heller
were married last week.
A matchmaking will be held in the M.
f. Church on New Years night The early
part Of the evening will be spent socially,
followed by memorial services in conmem-
Grafton Of the members Of the church, eight
in number. who have died during the past
week