Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
MARTINS FERRY.

James Porter entertainer Hfo OouPleS Va
his friends at his home in the Orchard
Friday evening.
VIM, roland, of Harrisville, was in the
city yesterday.
Charles Dilworth returned to his home
at Mt Pleasant yesteaday, accompanied
by his brother George.
John Vickers, who ran nail into his
foot last Thursday, is improving rapidly.
At the Presbyterian Church to-day,
Pastor S. H. Boyle will preach in the
morning on 1.-THE Holy Spirit" In the
evening he will take his subject from
Romans 3-l9.
Rev. w. Hartzog will deliver the memo
rial address TO the old soldiers, In the
Opera House, this afternoon.
All the work on the Y. M. G. A. grounds
has been completed, except the grand
stand, and it will be finished some time
this week.
Theo. Williams was in Mt. Pleasant yes
terday.
The shoe stores will close st six o'clock
after June l.
Miss Lizzie Conway is better.
Ross Con was in town yesterday.
VIM. Hilton, of tAe Orchard, yesterday
shot his dog, which was supposed TO have
an nttack of hydrophobia.
There will be no services in the U. Z.
of Rev. Mr.. Brownlee.
VIM. Stead has returned from Littleton,
w. Va, and will leave in few days for
Canonsburg, Pa.
A. j. Lee will take part in the foot race
at Grafton Decoration Day.
Try Bashar's seed stogies Fourth st.
The Seldom Seen fishing club gave a
ball and turtle supper at their hall on
Washington street, last night.
At st. Mary's to-day and coming week:
To-day is the second Sunday after Pente-
cost, and also Sunday within the Octave OF
| Corpus Christi. Ep. lst of st. John 8: 49,
| IS; Gosp. st. Luke l4l6-24. Monday will
be the feast of st. Urban; Tuesday, Boni-
pace the Fourth pope; Wednesday. st.
Felix pope; Thursday, Octave of Corpus
| Christi Friday, second feast Of our Lord,
high mass at s a. m. Confession will be
heard on Thursday afternoon. Saturday,
| st. Eugene q pope. Next Sunday there
will be procession in honor sacred Hearts
| of Jesus and Mary. Elections OF officers
in young mems Sodality took place yester-
day before vesperS
Rev. j. w. Robins. pastor Of the M. E.
| Church, will preach to the old people In
| the morning, his subject being Our Com
| potency" In the evening the subject Is
Perfect Character and Work.
Williams Mascottes crossed bats with
| the Spece's. The latter were beaten by q
score of l9 10 8. Batteries for Mascottes,
Branson and Davis; for Spence's, Aul and
| Hobensack,
At the Baptist Church there will be SER
vice morning and evening. Morning sub
| ject Tee Meritorial Work for Christ" III
the evening Mr.. @. c. Mitchell will assist;
subject, "Our Life an Example"
In town yesterday: Mrs. j. n. Fowler,
Llroar Uaopar Cincinnati.
Mrs. VIM. Bone, Wellsburg; d. H.
Tweedy, Dillonvsle; VIM. Shannon and
mother Portland Station; o. Moose, S.
Harris and Nj. Payne. Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. George Poth, of Steubenville, and
| Miss Anna Rogers, of Monongah, are the
guests OF Mrs. Smith Ellsworth, of Third
street.
The Decoration Day parade will consist
of the following: Police, city officials,
grand marshal and aides. G. A. r., Sons of
Veterans, pupils Of the different schools,
Unity, Etna, Standard and Hiawatha
| Councils. Jr o. U. A. M, all loges of l. o.
o. F., l. o. Red Men, Knights of the
Golden Eagle and fire companies. The
following is the route Of the parade From
@. A. r. Hall to Second street, south TO
Jefferson, west to Fourth, north to- Han
over, west to Fifth, north to Walnut
| Grove, where Hon. Lorenzo Danford will
| address the assemblaRe.
Chas. Boyle. son of Rev. Boyle. and q
student Of the Mccormack Seminary, Of
Chicago, will lead the Y M. &. A. this
| afternoon. Subject. Freedom from Cap.
tivity." All men are cordially invited.
Dr. A. B. Wilkins and family, OF Harris
vile, are the guests OF H. Watson. Of Vine
street.
The Alumni will meet Monday evening
at 3Oin the high school.
At the 1Etna- Standard: The old Stand
ard will go on some time this week and the
new Standard which has been of since
Friday, will also start up again this week.
The new machinery for the tin plate mill
has arrived and they expect TO be ready
for operation by the first week in June
The erection of automatic picking ma
chine was completed yesterday. Business
at the mill is quite dull. nothing has been
done either in the galvaniZing or roofing
departments the past week.
The NJ. F. J. defeated picked nine on
the mill grounds yesterday by score Of
IL to4.
The Helfenbines defeated the Horny
| Corners by a score of TO 8. Batteries for
Helfenoines Cox and Kerber, for Corners
| Johns ana Beck.
Jos. Hilton has returned, home from a
weeks stay in Cambridge.
Yesterday was pay day at the Belmont
Brick ana Tile Company. They will re-
sumo work Monday after five days stop.
Larry Cornell, Tim Murphy and Sim
| Garrett returned yesterday. They were
! met by the Seldom Seen Fishing Club band
| and escorted to their rooms
| The case of Albert Sapp and Martins
Ferry for s., 100 damages was decided in
favor of the city yesterday at st. Glars
vile.
Mrs. Nancy Zane returned home yester-
| day after a visit with Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. J. Holbrooke and family, Of Brook
lyn, are visiting relatives Of this place.
Mrs. Chas. Guy, Of Roserville, o., and
| Miss Kate JOY, of Mckeesport, are the
guests of VIM. Joy, OF Broadway.
PORTLAND STATION.