Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-22
MARTINS FERRY.

I
Jesse Selpy, is home from MorgantoWn,
| W. Va, wnere he has been visiting friends.
Mrs. William Rembach met with quite
/ painful accident one day last week oy accl-
| dentallv falling down pair or steps lead
/ ing into her cellar, breaking her right
! wrist. She is now rapidly recovering from
ne injury.
| The regular quarterly meeting services
of the 4 NJ E. Church will oe observed
today; Second NJ. K. Church, preaching
| oy the pastor, Rev. J. w. Moreland, at the
regular hour; Presbyterian Church, ser
vices morning and evening by Rev. n. N.
| Campbell. pastor; ST. Paups Episcopal
| Church. owing to the illness OF Rector w.
z. Burbank, there will be no services;
Baptist Church, services in Commercial
Hall; German Lutheran Church, morning
and evening services Dy the pastor, L. u.
Doepken; u. p. Church. Rev. A. E. Brown
lee viii preach at the usual hours; FIRST
NJ. Z. Church, revival services are stlll IN
progress and will be continued during the
coming week. To-day the pastor will preach
/ sermons appropriate to the work ne ana
the church are actively engaged IN.
Sleighing was very lively here yesterday
afternoon, the moderation in the weather
allowing the sport TO be carried on with en-
joyment.
There is considerable uneasiness among
the residents of the lower part OF the town
for fear OF a flood wnen the snow and ice
begin TO 20 off The conditions are very
favorable for big river in case OF sudden
warm spell. However, 1t IS hoped sucn
will not be the case.
During this season Of intense cold while
tue rich and well provided for were ENJOY
ing the fires of their comfortable homes,
what is the condition Of the poor OF our
city, many Of whom are out Of work and
money! The Township Trustees are set
upon from every side by these unfortuuates
asking for aid. There is splendid oppor-
tunity now for display of charity OF the
most cOmmendable sort.
The prevailing cold spell has made gem
eral scarcity in all kinds farm produce IN
town. There is a special scarcity IN eggs
and poultry. -,
be Instituted at Somerton, on 7th OF next
month.
The chicken thief is getting his work in
again in this locality. On Friday night
| one of them visited the hen roost Of VIM
! McMullen and carried of six Of his fat
hens. The remainder Of his birds have
| been sold to avoid their meeting similar
| fate.
Thomas Green, the architect, returned
| from SteubenVille yesterday where he mas
been for the past couple OF days on ousl-
ness.
Bob S tewart is rapidly recovering from
a serious illnesss Of several weeks.
Miss Mile Fowler, of Maynard, is Wis
| ting friends In town
! Ross Pickens is sick with the mumps at
/ the home of his mother ,u-laW, Mrs. Levi
/ Barnes.
Emerson Campbell went out to Flush
/ inc Yesterday. to attend the funeral or a
/ friend.
John Wylie, Of Third street, is confined
| to his bed with rheumatism.
Mrs. 7. w. Shreve met with quite a
painful accident, yesterday afternoon, BY
| having one Of her arms cut by piece OF
flying glass from lamp shade she was
A two.year-old child of Mr. and Mrs.
/ Robert Ulrich died Friday night Mt their
home in the orchard of Meningitis. The
| funeral will take place at three o'clock this
afternoon. Interment at Riverview Gene
! terry.
A number of prominent glass workers Of
| this place left yesterday over the Z. q +.
II. r.. for Blairsville, Pa, where they have
excepted positions in glass factory.
George McConnaughy Of Scotch Ridge
was in town yesterday
| Thomas w. Jones Of Moundsville was In
town yesterday.
The Y. M. &. a. gospel meeting Will be
! held in Commercial Hall this afternson in
stead of atthe rooms of the Association
| Mr.. A. e. Gazeley Of East Liverpool will
: address'the meeting. All men are cordial
/ " invited. Boys under fourteen years OF
/ age will not be admitted.
! Mrs. DR.. Shuttleworth continues to i'm
! prove slowly
Miss Jessie Ford is confined to her bed
! with a severe attack Of pneumonia.
| Mollie Taylor, the base ball player, Is
! seriously i'll at the home Of her father with
| typhoid pneumonia.
/ G. NJ. Tlmberlake is seriously Ill with
| Majors consumption al his home, corner
! Fifth and Walnut streets.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will be on sale at
/ Scott Linn's restaurant TO- day.
! George Willis, who has been laid up
with stomach trouble for several days, is
| able to be out again.
Miss Nellie Williams, daughter Of
] Humphrey Williams, is quite sick with
| typhoid fever. Her sister, Miss Lille, is
/ also sick with grip
DR. H. H. Sedgwick is still confined to
| his room from the effects Of severe at
| tack of the grip. followed by hemorrhage
| of the lungs some thirteen months ago.
The report published in Wheeling eve
ming paper last week 10 considerable length
! in regard 10 William ROthermund,'a far
/ mer living on the hill just west of this
| pace. being unable 20 get away from his
/ house on account of the snow drifts turns
| ont 10 be amistake. Mr.. ROthermund says
! that he was at no time 50 bad off but that
I he could easily reach the county roads, and
! that none OF his stock Was frozen TO Ceath,
! as he had them under good shelter and
| within easy access from his house. He
saws water was very scarce and they were
! compelled TO melt snow for their stock, but
! beyond this they suffered but little incon-
\ yenlence.
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Frazier, on
! Hanover street.
Howard Montgomery is home from the
/ Ohio State University, TO spend a few days
| with his parents.
AT ST. MARY's CHUCH.
To-day is the third Sunday after the
Epiphany and Feasts Of St. Vincent and
! Anastasia, martyrs. Ep. Rom. xii. 1921 A;
/ Gosp. St. Matt. viii. lib. Monday feast
of the Blessed Virgin; Tuesday, st. limo
! thy: Wednesday, conversion Of Paul;
Thursday, St. Polycarp; Friday, ST Vital
! ian. a Pope: Saturday, ST. John Chrysos-
! turn. There are five Sundays in this
month The Sodalities will meet as usual.
! St Joseph's Society will meet next
Wednesday at $3.50 p. N. Benediction Fri
day evening at 10.
The school examinations will begin TO-
morrow (Monday) morning and continue
until the end of the month. The result will
be read the Sunday after they are over at
both masses Father Mattingly passed
! his twertv-sixth year as q priest last Fri
| dav, January Goth. High mass was cele-
| brated at a. N.
CLARINGTON.