Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
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Mrs. Dr. Van Wagner very delightfully."-
entertained few friends Thursday even
ing at small card party IN honor OF her
guest, Miss Ruth Van Pelt.
A parlor meeting of the w. Q. T. q. so
cieties, in connection with the various mis-
sionary circles, will be held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the resioenee u
Mrs. T. A. Rodefer, corner or Belmont and
Thirty-sixth street, Bellaire, Ohio.
The Hardwood M. E. Sunday school has
changed the order for their usual Christ
mas treat TO the children, and it will be
quite novelty in its way. They will serve
a Christmas breakfast in the dining rooms
of the church from 10 10 a. m, to all
members of the school and congregation.
This is quite an undertaking, but can be
ACCOMPLISHED with the efficient aid they
have at work.
Thursday about noon fire occurred at
the residence of Mrs. Henry Flavel, on
Howard street, better known as the Tall
man property. The discovery was just in
time to prevent the destruction OF the
house, and no doubt large conHagration,
as the residences are very close on that
block 1t seems the gas was low, and evil
IDENTIFY the family had turned it on as much
as possible to secure all the heat, and when
the pressure of gas returned, the family
family being down stairs occupied, IL set
fire to the mantel in one OF the bedrooms,
and was about destroyed. The family was
about ready to leave the house for the day,
but happily discovered it in time. Similar
fires are likely to occur in this manner. Be
careful about the regulation OF gas fires
when the gas is weak.
The Misses Bonar who have been the
guests of Miss Ella Dodd, returned to their
home at Coon Island, Pa, last evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of the di.
rectors Of the First National Bank will be
held on Tuesday, Defenders, at $3.50 a. m.
Regular services at the First Presbyteri-
an church morning and evening. Morning
sermon by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Stephens.
Evening services will be union service
of all churches. Sermon by Rev. G. B.
Henthorne, "The Hand of God in History"
Kirkwood M. Z. church, Rev. Q. B. Hen
thorne, pastor. Morning service text,
Prepare We the way of the Lord; make
His paths straight.
West NJ. E. church Morning and even
ing services by the pastor, Rev. w. ID.
Stevens.
St. Anthony's church-Mass and sermon
s a. m; high mass and sermon 10 a, M;
Vesper service p. m, followed by In
struction. Rector. Rev. Joseph Weigand.
VIII Howell, Of Quincy, H., eldest son
OF Mr.. r. T. Howell was married Thurs
day, November. goth, at 8 p. N. to Miss
Mary Cleveland Carpenter, Of st. Louis,
Mo. viii is a number one boy and his
many friends here at home think him
WORTHY Of the best that life can give him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell congratulations.
Business meeting of the Y. p. 5. q. r.
tomorrow evening in the lecture room OF
the First Presbyterian Church. All men,
bers are requested TO be present and the
chairman of each committee.
The Crystal glass works have made
steady run for one year, which speaks much
for one OF our manufacturing interests IN
face of the hard times. There are very
few if any glass companies that can say
the same in the vicinity.
Mrs. w. w. Scott pleasantly entertained
her Sabbath shcool class with few OF their
young friends, Thursday evening, from
TO 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Sargent have been
visiting Mr.. Sargent's mother at New
Philadelphia, the past week.
Frank Boyd made visit to his parents
Louisville during the week.
Miss Mary Graham returns to her school
duties at Baltimore tomorrow, after few
days visit with the homefolks.
Miss Helen Barrett spent Thanksgiving
vacation with friends at st. Clairsville.
Bessie, little daughter OF MT anu MIS-.
List, of Etnavile, will be buried to-day
80 D. m. Interment at Riverview Gene
terry, Martins Ferry.
Mr.. A. I. Bowie, w. l.. Lewis, and DR..
Andrew j. Heinlein crossed the desert
with the Shriners Thursday night. They
seemed to enjoy the journey, as they are
all smiles since their return.
The handsome clerical force OF the Etna
Standard Office look rather homeless since
the fire Saturday morning.
Mr.. Theo. Thomas, c., L. 81 w. road
yard master, has been spending week
with his home folks at Rochester, Pa.
Regular meeting of the Council at the
City Ruiding Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 4,
Mr.. r. T. Howell was in Wellsville yes
terday on business.
School resumes tomorrow. Next vaca-
ton is the Christmas holidays.