Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
MARTINS FERRY.

MARTINS FERRY.
The Belmont Brewing Company are
having their building newly painted.
Billy Duncan is in Pittsburgh on
business.
The funeral Of Mrs. Stewart took
place from her late residence, on West
Hanover street, and was largely at
tended.
The commence at st. MarY's Catholic
School last evening was one OF the
grandeSt affairs that has taken place in
our city for many years. Every thing
being well arraigned before hand; the
programme was well arranged. They
had a good audience Especially cOnsid-
erlng the warm evening" and every
thing passed off nicely for which Father
Mattingly deserves great credit.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Hattie McWilliams the popular
type setter in the Onto VdllCy NelCS Of
fee and Mr. J. w. Martin OF FoStoria,
0. The happy event will take place on
the 30th inst.
Capt. Michael Lacey, of the Myrtle
Fishing Club, while fishing one day last
week, fell in the river from the end of
the boat. Mike says he had a terrible
big bite. but the boys think he was mis-
taken and would like him to give bet
ter explanation. We are waiting,
Pomp.
II. Floto and wife and Pat Melon
ough leave to-day for two-weeks' trip
thE,Q9nJg;hr Hh e9qgeSiSeefes and other SH"f'"''
A number of the delegates to the
third annual convention of the Eastern
Ohio Christian Endeavor Society have
arrived, and the late trains will bring a
larger number The first session will be
held at the Presbyterian Church this
evening. Following is the programme:
WEDNESDAY.
500 D. m.-Reception Of Delegates,
First Presbyterian Church
EVENING SESSION.
500 S:SO-EndeavoT Prayer Meeting,
Rev. A. b. Marshall, East Liverpool
s:SO-5: 45-Address OF Welcome,
Miss Anna Elbert, Martins Ferry
Rev. O. V Stewart, Steubenvire
Social
THURSDAY.
COCA. Instrumentation Meeting.
Mt Charles Cunningham, Steubenville
MORNING SESSION.
e;OO-9;2O-DevotionaLs
Mr.. Jones, Mt Pleasant
9:2O-iO:SO- Election Of Officers and Reports
from Societies
10:SO-l0:5O-"How to Interest and Regain Lost
Members" ..... Miss Lizzie Garvln, TOroto
i0:51-ll:lO-"Loyaltyt 20 the Pledge"
Rev. II. w. Lowry, Wellsvllle
Observation-Disclosures.
n 90-ll:50-Question Box.
II j0-l2:Ol-DevotiCnaL
AFTERNOON SESSION.
e:OO-2:15-Devotional
1.-The EndeavorerS' Attitude"
Twenty minutes TO each paper)
I. 'To Christ"
Miss Mary J. stoakes, wellsville
Miss Irene Heberling, Mt. Pleasant
g. "TO the Sabbath
Miss Belle Mcconnell, Toronto
4. $40 Temperance
Miss L. b. Roaey, Denuison
3 "To Popular Amusements."
Miss Mary Buchanan, East Liverpool
1901 :4O-Discussion.
4: 40-5:O)--DeyotonaL
Miss Mary Bags, Bridgeport
EVENING SESSION.
S:OO-Bible Reading, Prayer aud Praise
Acknowledgment tent Witnesses"
Rev. w. II. Mcmillan, ID. D., Allegheny, Pa
Eastern Standard time viii be used
Mrs. Margaret Stewart was buried
yesterday afternoon from her late resi-
delce. The exercises at the house were
conducted by Rev. IL. n. Campbell, aud
were quite touching. The remains were
followed to their last resting place by
large concourse of friends.
Ed. Jones. Mayor Of the city of Mt.
Pleasant, was in town yesterday on bus
mess.
The w. e L. E. r. R., we understand,
expect to run an excursion from here to
Steubenville on the 9th of July.
A small child of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Dennis is lying quite low at their home
on Heckery street.
Miss Clara Mitchell, of Mt. Pleasant,
is in the city the guest of relatives on
Walnut street.
Alex. McConchey, of the c. Il. & w.
r. R., at Wheeling, was in the city yes
terday the guest of friends.
J. J. Mccormick, general agent Of
the c. 4 p. r. R., was in the city yes
terday taking in our different works.
Q Water rents will be due July 1st, and
must be paid before the 10th, or the
water will be turned off, Pay now and
avoid the rush. j. S. Mitchell, Sec.
Rev. II. n. Campbell returned home
VIM. Duncan, the Hanover street
plumber, returned home from Pittsburg
Yesterday where he has been on bust
ness.