Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29
MARTINS FERRY.

lied here, gave their first entertainment at
Brilliant last night. .,
Everything seemed to be sill right and
the work of laying the sewer IN the alley
between Fourth and Fifth streets was pro-
crossing nicely until yesterday morning,
when another dispute arose etWee the
contractor and the committee IN charge
aud work was ordered stopped again. At
this rate the streets in the locality where
the work is being lone are liable to re-
main in a badly torn up coRdltlon LOT
months yet.
Services at the A. NJ. E. Church will be
connucted by MIR. Gilmore; Sunday school
at the regular hour. U. p. Church: Ser
vices by the pastor, Rev. A. Il: Brownlee,
at the usual hours. First M. p. Church:
Preaching by the pastor at 1880 a. m; ex,
perience meeting at 2:3O p. m, and revival
services at Z o. m. St Pauls Episcopal
Church: No services to-day on account OF
| the illness of the rector, Rev. Mr.. Bur
bank. Presbyterian Church: Rev. h. N.
Campbell, pastor; services as usual. Ger
man Lutheran Church: Rev. q. P. Deep
kin, pagtor, services morning and evening
Baptist Church: All services in CONNER
cial Hall: Bible school at o'clock a. II.
John CHASER, OF Woodsfeld, o., who
has been a guest at the residence OF Chas.
Reasbeck, on First street, returned home
yesterday.
Business is unusually quiet ABOUT ponce
headquarters these days.
Mrs. w. +. Ridgely, OF SteuoenVlle, Is
the guest of the family other brother, Geo.
B. Barr, on Broadway.
James Y. Patterson was in Pittsburg
yesterday on business.
James G. Wiley, who has been so seri-
ously sick at his home on Third street LOT
several days, was reported as no better
Yesterday and little hopes are entertained
of his recovery, by his friends.
Thomas F. Mitchell, of the High School,
is spending Sunday with his family at MI.
Pleasant.
Robert Stewart, who has been laid up
with sickness for several weeks, is able 10
be up and about the house. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murdaugh returned
to their home at Pleasant Grove yesterday,
after q pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Van Pelt, on Third street. .
Mrs. Kate Nuzum, nee Vanderhoof, OF
Parkersburg, is visiting friends n reia-
tives here.
A committee has been appointed by the
PRESBYTERIAN Christian Endeavor Society
10 arrange for a course Of three entertain
ments TO be given in this city shortly, the
proceeds to go towards the erection OF a
mission chapel on the ground already pur-
! c00SeU III IuO COEuOI il lbO ouI ~
road and the old cemetery grounds. The
work will be commenced as soon as the
weather will permit.
Miss Kate Devault, one Of the assistants
at the Central telephone office, is slowly
recovering from a severe spell OF typhoid
fever. -,
Rev. J. A. Fullerton, Of Wheeling will
| conduct the Young mems gospel meeting at
the Y. Nj. G. a. rooms this afternoon. All
men are invited.
Garnet Council No. 1O7, National Union,
met at the office OF w. II. Hall Friday
evening and elected the following officers
for the year: President, Thee. Snodgrass;
Vice President, Madison Aldridge; Cor
responding Secretary, DR.. w. n. Hall;
Financial Secretary, DR.. A. L. Ong;
Treasurer. George G. Ralston; Trustees,
DIR. B. 0. Williams, r.. G. Swartz and w.
b. Lewis.
Xavier Zgraggen manager of the cutting
and engraving department at the Buckeye,
is visiting friends in Pennsylvania.
The Laughlin mill will resume in full to-
morrow.
Misses Cora and Georgia Watson enter
tanned a number of their young friends at
their home on Vine street Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKim, OF Weston,
w. Va, are in town, called here by the
serious illness Of Mrs. McKlm's father,
James C. Wiley, living on Third street.
Louis Prick, of Atnaville, will erect a
large business block on the corner of
| Fourth and jefferson streets, this spring.
The plans and specifications forthe build
ing are now in the hands Of the architect
who will superintend the work.
The new store rooms in the new Shreve
and Hervey building will be ready for &C.
cupancy ABOUT April lst. DIR. Darrah and
Frank link are TO occupy the rooms.
Since the severe winter weather set in,
the prices of provision in the local markets
have been steadily advancing, while the
supply of several staple articles AVE been
on The decrease. There is also a great
scarcity of eggs and the price asked for
them is out Of sight. Lard has gone up to
twelve aud fifteen cents per pound which
will no doubt effect the prices of several
other articles on account OF the scarcity OF
fats. :,
MIR. Charles H. Carpenter has returned
from Louisville where he has been attend
ing q meeting of the brick manufacturers,
Wheeler Rose, q prominent farmer Of
jefferson county, was in town yesterday on
business.
X. Koch, of Bellare, will start a saloon
on Main street, in Clark's Addition, this
o, B. Ong. of Smithfeld, is the guest of
his brother, DR.. A. r. Ong, on North Fourth
street.
John Hukill will the erection
of a ten-room house on South Fourth street
as soon as the weather will permit.
John w. Terrill and NJ. K. Bailey return
ed from a weeks business trip to Washing
ton City last evening.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
TODAY is Septuagesima Sunday Ep. Cor.
9: 24th., 10th, 9th. Gosp. ST. Matt. 20 Lie.
Monday will be feast Of st. Felix the
fourth, a Pope; Tuesday the prayer Of the
Lord in the garden; Wednesday St. Igna.
titus. a martyr; Thursday, publication Of
the blessed virgin, Candlemass day. The
candles will be blessed before the 9 o'clock
mass. On this day people bring candles TO
the church for their W use during the
wear and for the use of the altar. Friday
st. Dionisius and also st. Blase or Blasius.
St. Blasius IS the patron OF those afflicted
with throat disease. The Threats Of those
VINO present themselves will be blessed on
next FRIDAY before S O'Clock mass. Satur-
day St. Andrew Of Corsini. There will be
no gloria in excelsis in the mass ofany Sun.
day from now until Easter Sunday. The
s o'clock mass to-day will be for Father
White.