Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05
MARTINS FERRY.

MARTINS FERRY
Yesterday morning, about half past SIX,
Gentle Annie Costello, who had on
pretty fair load of peaches, went into Mar
tin Hunker's saloon and asked Tor drlnk.
On being refused she made things livery
for while. From there she went to Bar
ney McCann's place for beer and was re-
fused she then proceeded 10 try 10 run
the place. but Officer Neal and Marshal
Moore appeared on the scene and hustled
her down TO the cooler"
At the churches to-day: United Pres
byterian. Pastor, Rev. a. r. Brownies,
morning subject The Steps OF tue
Righteous" No evening services. Pres
byterian. pastor. Rev. =. J. Boyle. Morn
ing theme, Marx /, 'The Gospel. No
evening service. At tee Baptist cnurcn
this morning Rev. w. B. Hartzog Will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. A. j. Trey, OF
Wheeling; communion at 6:SS p. N. even
ing subject, Life Of Christ" Methodist
church, Rev. j. W. ROBINS PASTOR. the
fourth quarterly meeting will be held.
Preaching n morning and evening oy
Rev. j. +. Garrett, Of Mingo.
Yesterday during the ball game, BROCK
Brown, Martins Ferry's clubs shortstop,
was overcome oy the heat ana had 10 Dc
carried of the field. He was brought
around in about an hour.
George Rizor returned home from jack
town. Pa, yesterday. after weeks visit.
Miss Clara Pyle, of Yorkvllle, was IN
city yesterday.
Smith left here about o'clock tuesday
morning for trip up the river In q SAL
boat. They reached Steuoenvllie ut
o'clock in the afternoon and remained
there over night. They got up as Tar rs
Toronto the next day and started nome
from there. and reached here yesterday al
ternoon.
Severed small boys have the habit OF
throwing stones at the street cars as tuey
pass Jefferson street Officer Neal yester-
dav arrested youngster for throwing
stone through a car window.
The Misses Mamie and Georgia Brown,
of Wooster, Ohio, who have been visiting
the Misses Eaglesons, returned home yes
terday.
Anderson, Ind, for some time, returned
here yesterday.
The local Executive Committee OF the
Anti-Saloon League that is being formed
here. met and organized with the following
officers: George Burton, president; JACOB
Rosenthal, vice president; j. y. GormSn,
secretary; Rev. Hartzog, reporter: Inc
Executive Committee IS composed OF forty
members.
John Hill, of Pittsburg, was in the city
yesterday.
Henry Romal is homo after a two
months stay up the river.
Robert Graham and mother left yester-
day for Anderson, Ind, 10 attend the III
neral of John Gray's daughter May, who
died OF consumption.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Rodgers and daugh-
ter Ella, who have been visiting Chas.
Morris, returned to their homo In Plbts-
burg yesterday.
Mrs. Owen Conroy and son and Mrs.
John McMarnee and son, OF SteuoenVllle,
returned home after short visit with
Geo. Webb.
sam Harris, Miss Lille jenkins and
VIM. Kinsey, Of Mt. Pleasant, were in
the city yesterday.
Miss Ernie Miller, Of Pittsburg, is visit
ing friends Of this place.
Doc Rodgers, OF Quaker City, was in the
CITY Yesterday looking up old friends.
Miss Alice Logan has returned to her
homo at Moundsville. after visit with
Miss Lucy McWilliams.
Rev. S. j. Boyle will lead the Y. NJ. y.
A. 4 o'clock meeting TO be held in Broad
way Park this afternoon.
To-day and following week at st. Mary's:
This is the twelfth Sunday after Pente-
cost and Feast OF the Blessed Virgin Mary.
En-. I'd Cor. 3:4 9, Gosp. ST. Luke 10 1887.
Tomorrow will DE the Feast OF the Trans
figuration of our Lord; Tuesday. ST. Gaze
tan; Wednesday. St. Cyriacus and compan-
ions, martyrs; Thursday, Virgil OF ST Law
renee. Friday there will be hlgh mass al
"a m. Saturday, St Xyotus, pope ana
martyr. To-day is holy communion DAY
for bows ard misses sodslities. All sodal-
tiles will meet as usual. Baptism at p.
m. benedlction at p. m.
Miss Ella Kyre mas returned from Pits
burg, where she was called on account OF
her mother taking sick while there visit
ing.
Mrs. w. Hoyle, Of White Oaks, New
Mexico, is visiting at this place.
VIM Watkins, John Pinkerton and VIII
Gosney, were arrested yesterday after.
noon for fighting Pinkerton ana Gosney
were drunk ana attacked watkins, VINO
proceeded to do" them both. They were
arrested by Officers Och and Fisher. Cos
new and Pinkerton were fined So and costs
for disorderly Conduct, and 81 and costs Tor
being drunk each. Watkins was dis
missed.
Mrs. w. NJ. Ong returned to Steuoen-
vile yesterday, after visit with Mrs.
George Tweedy.
Miss Mamie King. OF Mt. Pleasant, Is
the guest Of relatives of. this place.
Mrs. A. Frazier, Of Toronto, is visiting
her parent here.
From all indications sporting hook and
ladder company will be formed here.
John Dean, of Colerain, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tanuehil have re-
turned from a weeks visit out in West
Virginia.
VIM. McWhite, Of Mt Pleasant was In
town calling yesterday.
There was big dance given at SchelPs
dancing pavilion, in Burlington, FRIDAY
night.
Ed Virtue has returned home, after
trip to Barnesville and Hendrys5urg.
The members Of Thoburn Post G. A. X,
will meet ia their hall this morning at