Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11

Patsy Mullen four Patsy has returned
| from a successful fishing trip out on Litte
Saltwater. He also brings with him the
first fish or turtle story OF the season. he
saws that the small turtles are larger than
ever. and that the medium size turtles are
the largest he ever saw. He claims tnat
| they chased one under q large sycamore
tree shat stood on the bank OF the stream,
whose roots we're exposed, ana IN VOTE
ing its way under the tree the turtle actu-
ally carried the tree for some distance on
its back. He says it was too large LOT them
to get it home on the railroad.
Thos. Grayson has accepted o position
at Spence s. Sons machine shops.
The Debating Club have elected the
following officers: President, Ross Nc
Glenn: Vice President, Ross Pickens;
Secretary. George Cooke; Treasurerer,
R. A. Blackford, Critic, p. F. Anderson;
Marshal, w. z. Dixon, Jr. The date OF
the open meeting which was to De on the
SOth has been postponed until some otner
time.
WIN. Tarbot, who resides on the County
Road in the Third ward, is very Ill Win
The work of repairing the Fourth street
paving In front of the Bayless House Is
completed. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Boyd, Of Fostoria,
are the guests Of relatives here.
The Y. NJ. @. =, relay team are PRAGUE
Fourth street, above Short avenue, has
been thrown open to the public.
A Bellaire band made some excelient
music on our streets yesterday morning.
They were trying TO drum Up a crowd 10
take in the excursion 10 Belmont FarK.
DR.. H. Stewart, Of Oxford, was In the
George PGrviance, of Smithield, was
here yesterday.
S. +. Dean has arrived home from Col
umbus. ,
Mrs. ]. Y. Patterson is visiting friends
in Allegheny.
Francis L.upton, Of Lupton & Walker. OF
! Mount Pleasant, was in the city yesterce-i
on business.
Robert Sterling and R. A. Ri-s, Of Deer
Run. were in town yesterday.
Mark Atkinson an wife, OF Noun
Pleasant, were among friends here yester
Miss Dimos Nelson is visiting Mis-:
Stella Harris at Point Pleasant, w. Va.
%. r. Wood and wife left over the W..
~. e. r. Z. yesterday for Chicago.
Thompson Kerr, Luther Lewis, Howard
Montgomery and the other young mon o.
our CITY, who are students at the Ohio STATE
University, are all home spending their va
cation. =,
Mrs. w. j. Milligan. of Allegheny, II
here visiting his mother on North SIKH
street. -.
George Cook, Esq. will leave for hi
home at New Athens, tomorrow.
Mrs. Layina Stratton Of Salem, o., nai
been called here on account Of the serious
illness OF her sister, Mrs. Pinkerton, Of
the Third ward. -,
Geo. G. Sedgwick, r. F. Allender will
their friend Ralph Waldo who accompanied
th9m all report having a splendid time a
the State Convention. -.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laugnlln
mill and the Gaylord coal works.
Mrs. VIM. Dlworth Of the st. Clair
Hotel has been quite sick for the past few
days.
l.. Spence & Son has been shipping some
machinery to Kimbleton, o..
Engineer Potter's Office force, nine II
number. has been photographed.
Mill No. 10 of the Standard was OH yes
terday for repairs.
o. Striuger, the sign painter, was II
town yesterday.
To-day Is Children's Day at the M. E
church. A special programme will be ron
dered this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Cards were issued yesterday for at "a
Home" to be given by Miss Blanche Soho
field tomorrow evening ia honor OF hei
friend, Miss Ida Hofner. Of st. Glars
vile.
The running team of the fire department
are practicing every evening, but it is no
wise to publish the time the distance /;
covered in, as it may handicap our boys II
some of their future races.
There was a cake walk and entertain
ment, at Commercial Hall, last evening 1or
the benefit of the Secsnd M. f. Church.
Ira Owen will lave charge Of the Y. III
G. A. meeting this afternoon.
There will be no preaching at the Pres
byterian Church to-day, on account OF the
illness Of the pastor.
Several of our citizens will start tc-mor
row for the Worlds Fair.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Works art
selling all the brick that they can manu-
facture.
James Ralston was ablet 10 be out yes
terday, after a severe attack of fever.
A good crowd and a good time is prom
ised in the coming Y. NJ. G.. A. moonlight
excursion on the r. e. Phillips.
SUNDAY AT ST. MARY's.
This is the third Sunday after PentecosI
and also Feast Of st. B%arn1bas, APOSTLE
Monday, St. Leo, q Pope; Tuesday, st
Anthony of Padrea; Wednesday. st. Basil
Doctor of the Church; Thursday, st. John,
a Iacundo; Friday, st. Philip teri; Satur-
day, Help Of Christians, transferred from
oath of May. Epistle and Gospel OF to-day
--Epistle, list of st. Peter, SOIL; Gospel,
st. Luke 15:l-10.
There will be no Sunday school to day
Sodalities will meet as usual. Altar So
ciety will meet after yespers. The com
mittee for the festival will meet after the
Altar Society. The Altar Society will
consume only a few moments.
Agent for the Columbian is visiting our
parish.