Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-25
MARTINS FERRY.

Water rents are due January 1st, bu
NAV be paid any time before that date. II
order TO save the II per cent, advance in TIT
rate it must be paid before January ~,
| 1898.
w. B. Blackford is visiting friends at
| New Concord, Q.
Mr.. Fred Hall is in Wellsburg, w. Va
| spending Christmas.
Two plain DRINKS were all the register
at the Hotel Westwood showed yesterday
evening.
The Golden Eagles festival and enter
tairment at Maeunerchor last night, drew
| a large crowd, and the order realized 6
| handsome sum as the proceeds OF same
The public initiation was very funny anC
enjoyed hugely by all present.
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to all the Martins Ferry patrons o.
the REGISTER.
Miss BERTHE Robinson is the guest of hel
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pennlng
! ton, Of Fifth street.
Mr.. Wilbur Baggs, secretary Of Spence
| Baggs q Co.'s foundry, located on the cor
ner of First and jefferson streets, gave Q
grand dinner to the employees of the work:
Yesterday between II and l o'clock. The
spread was set on the second floor OF the
ftting-up shop, and was partaken Of by al
the employees, who pronounced 1t out Of
sight.
The Buckeye minstrels played to another
good house at the Opera House last night
The performance given by the members oil
the company is very creditable, consider
! ing that they are all amateurs.
The postoffice will be open tomorrow
from to a. IN. and II to II q. m. and to
g p. m.
George Mack, of Braddock, Pa, is visit
ing friend on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Ong and daughter
Maud, of near Steubenville, are spending
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Ong,
on Fourth street.
Our merchants are complaining of very
dull Christmas business.
Xavier Zgraggen is in Pittsburg on bu'
siness.
The Union Veteran Legion will meet in
special session Monday night at 7:3y
O'CLOCK for the election of officers and
other business. All members are request
ed 10 be present.
MIR. Albert Whitlatch and Mrs. Leonora
Mulngan were married on last Wednesday
evening at S O'Clock, by Rev. H. n. Camp
bell. at the home of the bride IN Newland's
addition.
Eleanora McGuckiu. in her own "Opi-
ratical' comedy, Mr.. Horace Randall and
carefully selected company OF comedi-
ans, vocalists, dancers, etc, will appear al
the new Opera House tomorrow evening,
December both. The company has been
playing weeks engagement at Cincinnati
ana stops off here for one night on their
way to New York City.
John Snodgrass, of Steubenville, is visit
! ing friends here.
Deputy Sheriff Darby, of st. Clairsville,
was here yesterday for short time.
pan Dradtr and ciStpr Misc hlOrpQcP OF
TOrranto, are visiting their uncle, b. T.
Brady, Of this place
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Wood and family are
at Terra Haute, Ind, and Will remain un-
Til after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs a. d. Humphreville are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs, NJ. &. Gala
her, of Fourth street.
John W. Brannigan, manager OF the
Buckeye Glass Company's factory, was
called to Columbus yesterday on account
Of the serious illness Of his brother.
Miss Aggie Devault, the accommodating
operator at the Central Telephone office,
will leave tomorrow for Brilliant 10
spend weeks visit with friends.
Miss Grace Graham left last night for
Greensburg. Pa, accompanied by her
cousin They will be the guests OF Miss
Graham's father duling their stay IN
GreensburG.
w. B. Francis end family are visiting
friends aud relatives in Mount Pleasant
and Adena.
Chas. LaRue aud family are visiting
Mrs LaRue's parents near Mount Pleasant.
The funeral of Mrs. Jeanette Robinson
took place yesterday morning from the
home of Mr.. Jas. II. Drennen, father of the
deceased and was largely attended. The
services were conducted by Rev. II. Camp
bell The pall-bearerS were Ross MIX,
Eugean Drennen, brothers of Mrs Robin
son and William Cochran brother-in-Iaw.
Intermeut Ut Mt. Wood.
Ross Pickens who had one of his legs
ground of in the mud mill while employed
at the Belmont Brick and Tile Works last
summer mas gone to Pittsburg to have an
artificial one made to take the place OF the
one he lost
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cooey received a
very nice Chriatmas gift last week IN the
way of handsome twin babies, boy and
girl.
Doc Armstrong came down from Steu-
benville last night 10 spend Christmas
with his family.
Al the annual Field Day, which was held
st St Vincent's Seminary recently, Mr..
Ed. Arbaugh, of this city, carried oil all
the honors in the jumping contests; run
ming UEohN ~, SlduuAuS hlki Jump NV
running high Jump. He also won IN the
hop, step and jump contest. Arbaugh
seemed TO have things his own way, as he
won six of the events. A very creditable
performance.
Mrs. Thomas Green and daughter are
spending Christmas with friends at Bril-
liant and Wellsburg'
Thomas Charlton, manager OF the new
glass works at Huntington, is home for the
holidays.
Miss Letha Frazier and sister, OF Tor
onto, are the guests Of friends here.
Mr.. John Frazier and family are visiting
Mrs. Frazier's parents, near st. Glars
vile.
XMAS DAY AND WEEK AT ST. MARY's.
Ep. at first mass, Lit. 2:l1-l5; second
mass, Lit. S:4-S; third mass, Heb. :l-l2;
Gosp.; first mass, St. Luke 2:l-l5; sec
ond mass, St. Luke 2:l5-2l; third mass,
St. John lila. Monday, feast of ST.
Stephen: Tuesday, St John, Ap. and Ev. !;
Wednesday, Holy Inuocents: Thursday,
ST. Thomas. bishop and MARTYR; Friday
will be of The Sunday Within the Octave
of Xmas; Saturday, St. Sylvester. Ben
ediction of the Blessed Sacrament after
late mass. Baptisms at 2 p. m. Mass 10
morrow at Dillon.