Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
a1ARrIN's FERRY.
Spears & Riddle

MT. Williams anu Va AbbSSAA -
are visiting Mrs. Authong hyne.
Mrs Morton, Of Pittsburg, was the
! guest Of her brother, Main Bartholomew,
/ yesterday.
Miss Blanche Schoneld is spending a
couple of weeks with friends at Colerain.
Miss Nell Brown, who has been the
guest of Miss Della McGlumphy for sew
eral DAYS, returned 70 her home at Bellalre
| yesterday.
/ Masters, of Mt. Pleasant, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon near the Terminal
/ depot, 6y Marshall Westwood. Cause,
plain drunk
The Epworth League and Sunday School
| OF the NJ, z. Church, will picnic at Burling-
ton next Wednesday. All pastors and
members of the Wheeling, Bellaire and
| Bridgeport churches are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Lloyd, Of Broadway,
! are entertaining little stranger, winch
come % their home Friday night,
George Cook is spending Sunday with
/ his parents At New Athens, o.
Miss Annie Snrodes is spending Sunday
with Steubenville friends.
James Ford and Miss Lucy Gordon went
out 70 the Harrisville campmeeting yester-
Il r. Bailey has returned from the Gin
cinuati Democratic State Convention.
Jobn ]. w. Terrill returned from Gin
cinnati last evening, where he has been at
tending the Democratic State Convention
and calling on friends and relatives
The McCammick, woman, who was run
In Friday night for vagrancy oy Oncer
Bowman, had hearing yesterday morn
ing before Mayor Harris and was given
twenty minutes TO leave town. IL Is need
less to say that she left
Rev. Campbell returns TO his home at
HOLIDAYS Cove yesterday afternoon.
Ed Exly and Miss Beta Sheets have re-
turned from Z0ar.
Miss Ella Barr returned yesterday after
noon from q visit to Steubenville friends.
win CAttell will lead the meeting at the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms this afternoon at Tour
O'CLOCK. All men cordially invited.
pleas Moaton and Miss Emma Parker
were Quietly married at the home Of the
bride. on North Fifth street. Monday even
ing. Rev. Harris performed the cere-
Rev. E. T. Boyle. Of Kenton, Ohio, will
prench at the Presbyterian church this
morning and evening.
Me game OF base ball which was to have
been PLAYED on the furnace grounds yester-
dav afternoon between the Belmonts and
| bridgeport club did not come on, owing TO
| tina pon.appearance Of the Bridgeporters.
Mrs. DR.. }, w. Darrah Is lalu up with
| typhoid fever.
Howard Hipkins has moved into his new
| house on Penn street.
Mrs DIR. w. II. Hall is confined 70 her
room with typhoid fever.
A number of Martins Ferry people will
/ attend the Moundsville camp meeting to-
/ day to hear Rev. Sam Jones speak.
The Martins Ferry g. & p. shifting en-
| CINE has been taken OF until after the mills
/ and factories resume operations.
George Order ana John Bonfeld, of
Bellaire, were visiting friends here yester-
| day.
| Grafton Of Flint Glass Workers OF this
| place and vicinity to their employees. The
emplovers state that orders at present are
| sunicient TO Justify them in starting up,
/ but owing TO the stringency OF the money
market aud slowness in collections they
/ fear they would DO unable 70 meet their
I nav rolls. The work men propose that II
| This is all there is between them and the
/ factories resuming that they will allow
| their eupioyers TO hold back half OF their
| nav until money matters are easier 1t is
| said a number os the manufactures will
accept the proposition, and start up at
/ once. ,-,,-..-
/ brought to town yesterday monster worm
/ which he captured on ounce tree IN MS
/ garden. The creature is about seven IN
| cbes long and three quarters Of an inch
! fhick and Is of a greenish yellow color,
| with black stripes running entirely around
! the body. Ii seems TO be made up OF eight
\ different sections and each section furnish
/ al with nine or dozen feet or feelsrs
i shont one-half inch in length with which
/ n moves itself over the ground in very
/ sluggish and awkward manner: 1t also
/ has the power Of moving any OF the sec
lions separately, the remainder OF the rep
/ being perfectly still On It's mead Whlon IS
quite small are ten tnorns nearly one lnon
/ in length. 1t is on exhibition AT haISton "
/ Co : drug store and is very ugly and
hideous looking thing to see.
Cook & WhitbSis advertising car was
here yesterday putting up their paper Ior
their big railroad show, which eXnlOlts
here September lst.
| Charles q. McCord has notified the City
Council that he will apply for an Injunction
before Judge briggs, restraining thsm
from putting down curoing on seventh ana
| Ninth streets.
The Seldom Seen Fishing CLUB returned
| from their camp on Saltwater yesterday
! and marched through town headed by q
brass band They report good time ana
big catch.
CHURCH SERVICES.
German Lutheran Cnuron-heguiar
! seryices; preaching morning and evening.
M - Church-Regular services: preach
ing morning and evening.
St PauPs Episcopal Church-RegulSr
services; preaching by the rector, Rev.
| Burbank.
Presbyterian Church Preaching by Rev.
z. T. Boyle, Of KentOn, Ohio, morning ano
| evening.
United Presbyterian Church-Owing 70
the absence Of the pastor there Will De no
preaching to-day. ,
evenip0 bv Rev. W. B. Hsrtzog, Of Ada,
ohio he will also lead the Wednesday
evening prayer meeting.