Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
MARITIME FERRY.


The funeral of James Brannon took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock from
| ST. Mary's Church. About one hundred
members of the A. +. q. w. o., Of this
place and Moundsville, attended the
funeral. lnterment was made AZ Mt.
Calvary.
The Martins Ferry ball club leave to-
morrow for Marietta to play three games
with tue club at that place.
Chas. Dilworth, Of Mt Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
Willard Cole, one of the head men Of tho
+, w. & L. L. road, was down from Toledo
yesterday.
AT the churches to-day: Presbyterian,
Rev. 5. j. Boyle pastor, morning subject
Redemption in Exodus evening subject
Presbyterian, Rev. A. +. Brownlee pas
tor; morning subject The Abiding Pres
ence; - no evening service. Baptist, Rev.
W. b. Hartzog pastor; morning subject
what is a Christian Church." evening,
"a Firebrand Plucked.r Methodist Rev.
J. w. Robins pastor; morning subject
The Blood OF Christi evening subject,
'~Invitation.n
Miss Fannie Withers, Of this place, has
gone TO Rowlesourg, w. Va, where she
has secured a position as private secretary
dlQ SNCuOkAa HASA III N4Ao. A4aAAas Va
Washington.
Everett Morris will conduct the 4 o'clock
meeting in the y. NJ. Z. A. rooms to-day.
Misses Retta Frozier and Matte Medill
OF Brookside, were in town calling yester-
day.
"Paddyn Leonard, VIM. Mofat and
Spider Coss were fined al and costs yester-
day for being Intoxicated.
. Fred Kerkendall, OF Wilkesbarre, Pa,
is the guest Of Ernest Smith.
James Crimmel, Of Moundsville, Is the
guest Of w. Il. Garrette.
Chas. Kellar has returned from Loraiu.
and he says everythiugis working out
there aud the town is boaming.
Joseph Simmons aud Otis Chambers, Of
! Ashland, Ky, are visiting old friends
here.
To-day and coming week at ST Mary's:
This is the eighteenth Sunday after Pento.
cost and feast OF the Seven Dolors OF the
Blessed Virgin, Ep. LIST. Cor. l :4-9; Gosp.
! St. Matt. Gals. Next Wednesday,, Friday
and Saturday are Ember days, consequent
" fast days or obligation. Members Of
the league and OF the young mems and
young ladies sodalities receive Holy Com
munion ut first mass. Monday will DO the
Feast OF the Impression OF the ~Stegmata,
ST. Francis: Tuesday, ST Joseph a Cuper-
/ lAuO. w NOuNSAaAs - tAA SAaA-
panions Martyrs: Thursday, Virgil OF ST..
Matthews and Feast Of St Agaptus; Fri.
day, Feast OF ST. Matthews. the Apostle;
Saturday, ST. Thomas Of Vellanoya. Del
yotions every evening az I o'clock. Massy
during the week at a. III.
George Chessell and family leave thd
last OF this week for their future place on
residence at Cleveland. Their household
effects will be sent tomorrow.
Miss Carrie Branson leaves in the morn,
ing for Pittsburg 10 visit relatives.
a great many complaints arc heard about
the bridge on Sixth street etwee Walnut
and the county road being blocked. Tho
bridge is In an unsafe condition and Street
Commissioner Coates done the right thing
by blocking il when no material can DO
bought 10 repair u.
The fountain is being repaired again by
j. w. Lane.
Miss Nora withers has obtained n posi-
ton as saleslady with a firm NJ Middle
town.
Fred Jones left last night for Columbus
10 visit relatives.
Thomas Salisbury leaves this afternoon
for indianapolis, Ind, as a delegate from
here TO attend the Carpenters National
Convention at that place.
Benjamin Davis, OF Cambridge, o., is
visiting relatives here.
Jas. Littleton, Of Fellowsville, was In
the city yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day at the West Vir-
glnia glass house, Spenco-Baggs foundry,
and the L~aughlln mill.
John Burns is home from Moundsylllo.
The Y. NJ. g. A.. foot ball club accept the
challenge OF the Vigilant team for n game
TO be played the 10Th.
Wilson Barcus. Jane Taylor, Daniel Ny.
Cloud, Mary Damant aud Dan Leyi2,
were In Cor being drunk last night. NJ
Cloud is also charged with resisting d
officer.
Miss Sarah Lewis Is lying In n very crif
ical condition ~ her home with heaI
trouble.