Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday a scissors grinder put in his
/ appearance at the home OF George McCue.
| Mrs. McCue was alone in the house at the
time. He passed a couple OF insulting re-
marks, when Mrs. McCHe went outside
and called her husband. who was In the
I stable at the time. whereupon the man lett
| the house. MIR. McCue followed him up
the street and made him come back and
apologize for the act.
George Springer and Dean McHenry
have gone on a huckstering trip through
Belmont county
John Fisher, Of Mingo, was In town yes
terday.
Frank Shipman came in from Highsby,
| w. Va. to spend the day with his parents.
Mrs Henry Helling is able TO De out
again after siege of typhoid fever
To-day aud coming week at st. Mary s.:
| This is the twenty-hfth Sunday AFTER
! PentecOst and Feast of ST. Charles, Bor-
romas, Ep. Rom. ID: Sill. GOsp. 81 Matt.
S 23.2S. All the Sodalties meet as usual.
All the days of this week until next Tnurs-
| day inclusive are Of the Octave OF All
| Saints. Mass on Tuesday will be AZ Dill
| londale at 10 a. NJ. There will be deVo-
lions every evening with the exception OF
| Sunday throughout the winter az O'Clock.
Benediction every Friday evening. This
| is HOLY Communion day for boys ana
misses Sodalities. November IS called
the month OF the poor souls.
J. NJ. Hanes and James Olson have re-
| turned from Waynesburg. w. va, where
they been setting up several marole anu
| granite monuments.
Albert HOrcher and Oliver Coss are
| spending the day at Mt Pleasant.
James Brown is up from Marietta, u,
calling on old friends.
Sam Harrison, of Mt. Pleasant, was IN
town yesterday.
business yesterday.
VIM Rsse was down from T1ltonsvllle
yesterday.
]. Awhile, of Mt. Pleasant,was in town
| yesterday.
Another young child of Oscar Wright
died Yesterday of diphtheria. This makes
the second death in the family inside OF
month. 1t will be buried to-day at two
o'clock.
Vote for VIM. F. Orr Tuesday, and you
vote for man that will make good coun'
| " Coroner.
City Clerk r. F. Allender was In 81
Clairsville on business.
The Young Peoples Society OF the Ger
! man church is rehearsing Tor an entertain
ment to be given in the near future.
Howard Montgomery returned nome
from the .. S. u, last evening, to spend a
few days with his parents.
VIM. White and son, of Mt. Pleasant, was
| in town yesterday calling on friends.
w. T. Lewis is here from Columbus WIS.,
itiHg friends,
Ernest Smith took the part of referee at
the football game between the w. ~ j.
and the Indiana Normal School.
The picked baseball club which went
| from here to Bridgeport yesterday to play
! the Kirkwood Stars, were disappointed,
as the Stars failed to put in their appear
ance
]. w. Cloddy, Of Washington, D. c.,
was in town yesterday on business.
d. Humphrey is spending few days at
! Quaker City.
There will be no services in the U. P.
| church to-day, on account OF the absence
| of the pastor, Rev. A. E. Brownlee, who Is
at Carnegie, Pa.
Miss Hathaway, of Freeport, Pa, is Wis.,
iting Miss Cleod Anthony.
James Jarvis and Joseph Hartzell, Of
Tiltonsville, were here yesterday.
George Smith and wife are spending the
daY with relatives at Steubenville
Joseph Paulus and brother, Of Woods
field, are visiting friends at this place.
G. j. Miller was down from Steuben-
vile yesterday.
Ross Robinson is home from Scio Col
| lege, visiting his relatives.
NOTICE: After November 5th, we will
do nothing but cash business. Thanking
YOU for the past, we hope to retain your
| patronage in the future by low prices and
| good stock. ]. B. MONTGOMERY.
The books for q cantata to be given at
! the German Lutheran Church, Christmas
night, arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Coppes, OF Allegheny, Pa,
is lying seriously i'll at the home of Smith
Ellsworth.
The Veteran Detective company, billed
to appear here last night, failed to put in
an appearance.
A. l.. Wetherald left yesterday for his
home at Frankfort, Ind, after visit with
relatives mere.
The six scrapping furnaces at the Etna-
Standard go on Monday.
There is some talk OF the Laughlin mill
starting up next Tuesday.
The IEtnaville foot ball team defeated
the Vigilant, Jr., team yesterday by a
score of 16 to t. The Ktnaville team was
made up of good heavy PLAYERS aud were
entirely too much for the Vigilant boys.
The Etnaville team was made up as fol-
lows: left end T. Lynch, left tackle W.
Thomas, left guard +. Howells, centre j.
Morgan, right guard o. Morgan, right
tackle w. Wills, right end J. Edmunds,
quarter back j. Jones, left half back w.
Eduards, right half back w. Williams, full
back Jno, Clink.