Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
MAKTIN's FERRY.

to the circulating of petition 10 have the
| Injunction raised and allowing the city
council TO issue bonds to paw OF the float
ing Indebtedness of the town was untrue.
and the injunction would never be raised
unless by the court. He also stated that as
for other citizens using his name to get out
the injunction was not so, as be himself
| had the Injunction gotten out
! Yesterday was pay day at the Laughlin
mill and the West Virginia glass works.
| The West Virginia will start up in the
morning.
Mrs. Ramsey and daughter, Miss Mamie,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, VIM.
Mann, returned to their home at Pittsburg
yesterday.
John Miskell and Charles Bailey have
returned from Uhrlchsvilie, where they
have been attending the BALL games.
Misses Ada and Jessie Suartz, of An
derson, Ind, returned home yesterday af-
ter visit with their brother, Charles
! SuartZ.
Luther Lewis leaves tomorrow for Col
umbus after visit with his parents here.
Miss Bessie Gregory, of Scotch Ridge,
has returned home after spending several
days with Miss Mildred Lewis.
Miss Jennie Scott, of Smithfeld, is visit
ing here.
y. Il. Shannon, w. F. Murray, F. Had
sell and Il. a. Lindemuth have returned
| from the Grand Castle held by the Knights
of the Golden Eagle at Bellefontaine
| They say things in the northeastern part
Of the State are quite lively and every
thing is booming. They passed through
about twenty-five miles of forests and
| fields that had recently been burnt by
| fires and were still smoking. They all re-
port a splendid time while away.
Mrs. w. T. Correct and children have
returned from pleasant visit TO Mounds
vile and Psrkersburg
VIM. Neuhart left yesterday for Hyde
| Park, Pa. where he mas secured posi-
| ton in bottle factory.
J. L. Werling, of Pittsburg, has opened
a saloon at this place.
n. NJ. Ong. of Steubenville, was in town
| yesterday on business.
To-day and the coming week at ST.
! Mary's: This is the Sixteenth Sunday
after PentecoSt, Ep. Eph., 3: 1921; Gosp.
! ST. Luke IA: Ill; Monday, Feast Of Phili-
mena, transferred from August IL; Tues
day, St. Rose Viterba; Wednesday, ST
Lawrence Jushriain; Thursday, S..
Louis, a King; Friday. ST. Had
riau, a Pope; SATURDAY,, Nativity of
| the Blessed Virgin. Friday will be
! first Friday of the month; confessions
days, S a. m. School opens tomorrow.
| The children are expected to- assist at S
o'clock mass. The Forty Hours Devo-
ton will commence in this church with
mass at a. m. next Saturday. This devo-
ton will continue all day Saturday and
Sunday. 1t will be closed Monday with
the o'clock mass. Confessions on Friday
afternoon and all day of Saturday, Sun
day afternoon and during the evening;
children viii not be heard after 6 p. m.
French, Slavish, Polish, German, Irish,
and English will be understood. There
will be a short instruction Friday
evening; first mass on Sunday at
1880 a. M: second mass at 10 a. m;
benediction, 1880 p. m. on Sunday; first
mass on Monday at $50 a. m. Until fur
Their notice there will be mass at Dillon on
the fourth Sunday Of every month at 10 a.
IN. All the sodalities will receive holy
communion at first mass next Sunday.
They will wear their regalia. The congre-
cation will bring flowers for adoruing the
altar Of exposition not later than Friday
morning.
Ed. Schofeld, of this place, and Miss
Mary Weeks will be married September 6.
Lawrence Ferenbach made business
trip to Tiltonville yesterday.
The first teashers' meeting OF the school
year was held yesterday in the Opera
House block.
Al Davis gave a party Friday evening
IN honor Of his sister, Mrs. James Carroll,
who was recently married. Mr.. Carroll
and wife left yesterday for the formers
home at Homestead, Pa. There was
large number OF people present at the
party. and all report an elegant time.
Laban Wilson, who hrs secured posi-
ton at Hoge's pharmacy, will start to
work Monday.
Miss Lille Davis is visiting relatives at
PittSburg.
The Orioles Club will attend the Harris
vile camp meeting to-day.
A swell dance will be given at the ST.
Clair Hotel on next Thursday evening.
Rufus Brown, of Marietta, is calling on
old friends at this place.
Il. j. Lee has returned home from Wash
inCtou, Pa, where he has been attending
the Fair held there.
Sam Harrison, of Mt. Pleasant. was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Sedgwick, of ST. Clairsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Gatchell. who has been Wis.
iting relatives here, leaves this morning for
her home at Washington, d. Z.
w. II. Hughes. OF the Hughes Steam
Pump Company, of Cleveland, stopped of
At the churches to-day: Presbyterian
Church, Rev. S. j. Boyle, pastor-Moru-
ing subject, True OBJECTS OF Life:" even
ing subject, THE Earthly and the Heav-
enly.n United Presbyterian Church, Rev
A. u. Brownlee. pastor-Morniug subject,
"Llmitiug God;n evening subject, The
True Temple" Methodist Church, Rev.
j. w. Robins, pastor-Reguiar services
both morning and evening Baptist
Church, Rev. w. 3. Hartzog, pastor-Ths
pvlpit will DO occupied in the morning by
Rev. Bartlebaugh, of Wheeling; G. C..
Mitchell will give a talk in the evening.
Miss Maud Moore, Of Ere eport, o., is
! the guest of Miss Sue Dittmar
Monday will be Labor Day, which has
! been made a legal holiday. and will be re-
garded, as-such by the banks, which will be
| closed, ana the postoflce will keep holiday
/ hours.
! The money till at Milligan's butcher shop
| on Washington street. was tapped yester-
! day morning while Mr. MilliSan had gone
| out of the shop for something. Two boys
! by the name of Ferrel and Mcconnell,
! neither over twelve years old. were sds-
| pected Of being guilty of the theft. They
were both arrested and given a talking to
| and released
Thurman Selby has secured . position at
! Locke's branch shoe store.
Miss Jessie Harris, of Mt. Pleasant, was
ia town calling yesterday.
Yesterday was payday at many OF the
different manufactures, and an aggregate
of nearly S25, 0GO was paid out TO workmen.
If this kind of pay roll continues very
long. the business prospects Of the town
| will brighten up considerably.
The many friends of Rev. S. j. Boyle
gave him a very pleasant surprise Friday
| evening in honor of his birthday. Mr..
Boyle, equal 10 the occasion, managed to
entertain his guests in very pleasant
! way During the evening an elegant sup.