Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
MARTINS FERRY.

or frostbitten mistletoe.
MARTINS FERRY.
The attempted suicide in this place,
which was reported at some length IN
the evening papers, turns out to De
mistake. The lady's name is hlinefei-
ter, and she has only been here 1or
few days, and has been boarding al the
Sherman House with her husband, who
is a roller at the Standard mill. she
was taken suddenly sick on last Thurs
day evening, and DR.. ShutJleworth was
sent for hastily and responded promptly
and rendered the necessary medlca!
treatment. DR.. Shuttleworth was seen
last evening, and says the case was not
considered serious enough to necesSitate
his calling the second time, and there Is
absolutely no truth in the articles pun
lished in yesterday evenings papers
He also informed us that Mr.. hllnefei-
ter had gone TO Wheeling last evening
10 see an attorney TO see what course 10
pursue in bringing suit for damages
against the papers that had puolIshea
the story.
!
| cember 2lst, at O'clock, John e., only
child OF Edward and Matte Hulilhen,
aged l year, months and II days
| Funeral from the family residence, cor
ner Ohio and Centre streets, Saturday
| afternoon, az ! o'clock. Funeral al
Riverview cemetery. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. -
The employees at Spence, Baggs u
Co. s foundry presented their manager,
Mr.. w. p. Bags, with a beautiful
rocking chair as an appreciation OF
respect. Mr.. Baggs was completely
taken by surprise, but managed to
gather himself together sufficiently te
respond in a very neat little speech.
The Buckeye Minstrels drew gooc
house at the Opera House last evening
The company is composed entirely O
home talent. Everybody did well anc
the boys gave frst-class entertain
ment. The performance will be re-
peated this evening, when another gooC
crowd can be looked for.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle wi!
give a fair and festival at Mennercho
Hall this evening. a public initiation
will take place during Intervening. a
the close OF the entertainment the goa
used in the initiation will be rallied OF
at ten cents a chance.
The funeral services of Mrs. j. /
Robinson will be held at II o'clock TIL
morning, at the residence of her father
James Il. Drennen, on West Wslnu
o.oeafu rI.~iraK1rf 'uas NpGfchaSed 10
on the east side OF Fourth street, soutl
of Madison from Henry Rothermunt
and will shortly commence the erection
of residence.
Miss Flo Coyle and Miss Sarah Cor
man, OF the Buckeye decorating de
partment, left for their home in Penn
sylvania yesterday to spend the holi
days.
Miss Cora Parry, who has been th
guest of Miss Matte Leming, Of Cla,
street, for the past four months, has re
turned to her home in Chicago.
Mr.. Mike Keller, son Of Ed. Keller OF
Fifth street, left yesterday morning fol
Philadelphia TO spend Christmas witt
relatives.
Miss Ethel Clark, who has been visit
ing friends here for several days, re
turned TO her home at Cleveland yester
day.
Mr.. Earnest Smith is home from La
Fayette College at La Trobe, Pa, t
spend the holidays with his parents.
Miss Mcdonald, teacher OF music IL
the High School, has gone to her home
in Detroit for the holidays.
Hugh Henderson is home from Pitts
burg, where he has been spending sew
eral days with his sons.
The Opera House management has
booked Randall's Comedians for next
Monday evening.
Ed Arbaugh is home from st. Vincent
College to spend the holidays.
Father Mattingly was at Bellaire YES
terday, on ministerial business.
Frank Shuttleworth is home to spend
the holidays.
| CHRISTMAS DAY AT ST. MARY's.
Mrs. Peter Reddy will direct the
choir. Miss Ella Kyne will preside al
the organ.
Perry's mass In G will be sung.
The soprano part Of the choir is
comeosed of the following ladies'
| Misses Lena Beck, Lizzie Hoffman,
Name O'Connell, Lizzie Tierney, Mag
gle Kerns, Mary Welsh, Mary Hyland,
Tillie Fehren bach, Carrie Rupp, Name
Mullaney, Name Dorr, Katie titzsim-
mons. Alto-Miss Julia McDonough.
Tenor-Low Englemyer, James Nc.
Donough and Freddie Hoffman.
Basso-William Mcintosh, James Nc
Intosh snd John Kreusch,
The following named gentlemen com
pose the orchestra: Peter Reddy, vio-
| lin: Nels Nelson, clarinet; Hugh O'Don-
nell, concert horn; Daniel Do0bins, first
cornes; John Donovan, second cornet;
George Kreusch. flute; Knurd Nelson,
double basso. The music In every fea-
ture will be the best ever rendered in
Martins Ferry. 1t will be in unison
with the Grand Catholic Church music
on these great feast days and the first
opportunity st. Mary's choir will have
10 show their proficiency.
First mass on Christmas, at 6 a. N.
The second will folw. The third mass
will be st 1920 a. m. The first and
third will be high mass. Benediction OF
Blessed Sacrament after last mass.
Christmas programme at ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Walnut street. Rev.
w. II. Burbank. At the above church,
the following programme will be rem
dered by the choir at $3.50 o'clock:
Carol: Venite. No. 4; Gloria's, Nos. -,
: and 4; TeDeum; Jubilate. No. -;