Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
MARTINS FERRY.

Since the CITY Board of Education passed
q resolution asking the voters or tax pay
ers of this city to bond themselves Tor goo,
coo to build a new school building ana
finish the unfinished part OF the South
school. There has been consideraoletalk
one way or the other as to what effect II
WIN have in the reelection of the old mem
beers OF the Board whose terms expire this
spring. The INST of the tax payers think
that about one-tiE1 Of the sum asked
would be sufficient to bald an addition 10
the Central building and maze all tue nee
essary improvements that are >neeoeu aC
present.
Miss Bessie Pope, of Woo field, is t2s
guest Of Miss Jennie Dixon. M Ns Pope is
on her wav home from Washing, N City,
where she has been the guest Of friends.
Mrs. j. II. Mitchell, Of St. Clairsvllle,
who has been the guest of Mrs. DR.. VIII
liams, left yesterday for Pittsourg.
Joe and Grant Henderson, OF Pittsburg,
are here with relatives to spend the Sab
bath.
The Evening Star dancing club will give
their first ball on the 22d Of this month at
Mennerchor Hall.
A little child of James Lemar died yes
terday at the family residence on Clark
street. in the First ward. 1t will be buried
tomorrow in Riverview cemetery.
James Ogden is down with the typhoid
fever. Ourlittle suburb above is suffering
to some extent from the above disease.
Miss Carrie Frazier, Of this city, who has
been visiting friends in Steubenville, was
entertained by Miss Mary Tappan' on
South Fourth street Friday night.
Miss Clara Mitchell. of Mt. Pleasant,
was in the city the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W II Francis. on Walnut street.
The contract for the new Methodist
Episcopal church of Bridgeport was
awarded to Mr.. Jesse Selby, the we'll
known contractor of this city.
Mrs. B. +. Brady is quite sick at her
home on North Fifth street
Lewis Smith, travelling salesman for the
Buckeye Glass Company, is expected nome
tomorrow, and it is said that he viii take
charge of the cutting and etching depart
ment, formerly managed by Xavier Zrag-
gen.
Mrs. Moses Mccain and Mrs. E. West
lake left Yesterday for Pittsburg to visit
friends and relatives
A countryman had g narrow escape from
getting his wagon mashed yesterday by
one of the w. u L. +. trains at Soabright
lane.
John Gels was in New Martinsville yes
terday erecting monument to the memory
of Thomas Stewart.
Theo Coss has returned from Visit
with his sister at Bellaire.
Miss Dora Eick, of the Heights, is re-
ported as being much better, after several
days illness.
Harry Hoffner, of Beaver, Pa, was in the
city Yesterday, the guest Of his mother-in-
law Mrs .DeitZ.
Henry Single, of Wellsburg, but form
erlv of this city, was in town yesterday the
guest of his many friends
MIR. j. c. Gray has returned from visit
with friends in Washington, ID. c.
Miss Bessie Mcbride and Miss Longley,
of St. Clairsville. are in the city the guests
OF friends.B
Mrs. John Fry, Of Main street, is lying
quite low, and little hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Henderson, of
Pittsburg, are in the city the guests o. Mr..
Henderson's parents.
Can't Sam Westwood is mentioned as
good candidate for the school board.
The Mems Gospel Meeting, in the y. M.
c. A. rooms, this afternoon will consist OF
several songs, and service by Mr.. Chas.
Morrison.
There was a called meeting Of Council
last evening to fix the voting places for the
different wards.
John McHenry has rented the Thoburn
Mace on Gien's run, to which place he has
removed his family from Burlington.
The Democratic city primaries will be
held on March Is.
The boilers in the lower mill at the
Standard iron works sprung leak on
Friday night, and in consequence the mill
WAS off Yesterday
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Darby was in the
city Yesterday TO levy an execution on the
city property, 70 fatisfy a Judgment of
lanes Y. Patterson for damages, obtained
against the city.
b. w. Taylor, of Tiltonville, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Secretary Mitchell Of the Y. NJ. G. A,
has issued a card showing the condition OF
affairs for the past month. which shows
large increase, much to the credit oil Mr..
Mitchell
only two plain DRINKS at the city hotel
last evening.
AT ST. MARI's.
This is the fourth Sunday Of Lent. Ep.
Gal. 4:22-3l Gosp ST. John 6:1-l5. The
Altar Society will meet to-day after YES
pers. The sodalities will meet at their
usual hours. Next Sunday the Promoters
Of the League Of the Sacred Heart will
meke their monthly report after vespers.
Oeyotiops during Lent every evening
except Sunday. To-day one week will
be Holly Communion day for the
members of the League and the
married men and women's Sodalitv. Next
Sunday will be Passion Sunday The
Feast Of ST. Joseph viii not be celebrated
next Sunday. Next Friday, St Patrick's
day. there win be High Mass at q. m.
Tomorrow will be feast OF St. Gregory,
The First, pope; Tuesday, votive office
and mass of the Apostles; Wednesday, St.
Zachary, a pope: Thursday. votive Office
and mass of the Blessed Sacrement; Fri
day, most Precious Blood of our Lord and
Commemoration of ST. Patrick; Saturday,
ST. Gabriel, ArChangel.
In Memory OF Mother, Nancy II. Smi h,
Departed This Life March 6. 1898.
We miss thee from our home, dear mother,
We miss thee from thy place;
A shadow DER our life is cast,
10 We miss the sunshine OF thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond ana earne = care;
Our home Is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
Dearest loved one, we must Law thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
In loving remembrance OF my mother By her
daughter, AMANDA 3. DALLIsoN
Nobody Knows
What suffered for years with those terri
bic racking sick headaches. Lifewas only
q torment TO me; if you are so troubled, l
would advise you to use Sulphur Bitters,
for they cured me.-CLARA Belle.