Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17


| is the guest of Mrs. r. j.
North Third street.
The easy grades Of the app
roadways make the new steel
best adapted to heavy traffic be
tins Ferry and Wheeling.
Miss Nellie Jepson, OF 81 y
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Williams.
Miss Laura Swartz has retur "a
visit TO Anderson, Ind.
Mrs. Charles Tlmberlake ana oren
are visiting friends at PittsDurg:
Mrs Thomas Green and daughter, May,
have gone to Brilliant TO spend Sunday.
James Bishop, who works at Spencer and
Sons machine shop, had his fingers badly
mashed by having them caught IN aeog
wheel Friday.
The Hold Carriers Union will give pic
mic at Heliing's grove, July 18th.
Alex Linn has returned from the camp OF
the Seldom Seen Club, near Uhricnsvllle.
Prof. John Bigger, OF the Iowa state
Blind Asylum, is the guest OF friends In
town.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Joy leaye this morn
ing for McKeesport.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Herbert will be buried this morning at
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wassman are visiting
friends at New Philadelphia.
Misses Ella Devault and Jessie William
son leave tomorrow for Chicago TO enter
College Of Music for the summer
Therian Huskins had q stroke OF paraly-
sis Friday and is still IN critical condi
tion.
The Street Commissioner was ordered
by the chairman Of the Council COMMITTEES
on Streets TO repuir the corner OF Walnut
and Third streets yesterday, ana began
work at once.
Miss Lizzie Evans is home from a weeks
visit in the country.
No railroads TO cross at grades IN going
TO Wheeling via the new Steel Bridges,
making it the safest route.
Miss Emma JOY, OF McKeesport. Is visit
ing her brother. VIM. Joy, OF broadway.
Miss Name Salisbury entertained her
friends last evening in very pleasant
manner at her home on South Fifth street.
During the evening refreshments were
served.
Charley Allen. who is charged with being
the father OF Artensia Gibson'a child, was
arrested yesterday morning by Constable
VIM. II. Moore and placed In the lookup.
He denies the charge. and says that ne Will
be able 10 prove II when the time comes.
His hearing has not been set yet.
Mrs. Tom Conway left last night Tor
East Liverpool, called there by her moth
er's illness.
Vim. Hogue. OF Union street, was struck,
while painting yesterday, on the head by =
falling ladder, and sustained couple on
bad bruises on the forehead and several on
the back.
Margery Dickson. a hve.year-old daugh-
ter Of James A. Dickson, OF the CONNER
cial Bank, ran q splinter about an inch long
in her knee while playing last night
James A. Dickson began the work or
tearing down the old Stanton house on his
property on the nights preparatory 10
erecting a fine new dwelling house.
Mr. Fogle and wife, OF Mount Pleasant
were in town last evening calling on
friends.
AT ST. MARY's CHURCH.
To-day is sixth Sunday after Pentecost
and also Feast Of St Leo the Fourth, n
pope Ep Rome 9 3-li. Gospel 81.
Mark s: lilo. 1t is Holy Communion day
for young and young ladies Sodalities, and
also for members OF the League OF the
Sacred Heart. Feasts OF the coming
week are Monday, 81 Camillees;
Tuesday, ST. Symmachus; Wednesday, ST.
Jerome OF Amclianus; Thursday, ST.
Alexus, transferred from nth; Friday.
ST. Mary Magdalene; Saturday, vigil OF
ST. James. Apostle, and Feast OF 81. Apol-
linaris, Bishop and Martyr.
There will be no Mass on the mornings
Of the when the Angelus bell does not
ring.