Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
MARTINS FERkY.

MARTINS FERRY, August 2o.-R. A,
Lindemuth, F, Hadsell, W. +. johnson
and 0. Z. Shannon. of this place, will at
tend the Grand Castle of the Golden
Eagles at Bellefontaine Tuesday.
John V:ckers leaves for THIN Monday
morning.
VIM. Martin and wife, OF Moundsvllle,
are visitigg relatives here.
Dean McHenry is threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
Moore Davidson will be'buried this morn
ing at O'Clock. In torment at Rtvervlew
cemetery.
Mrs. John Bush has returned home after
a visit with relatives az Erie, Pa.
Many people from here attended the La
Dor Day picnic at Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Rosa Cophsm has returned from
three weeks visit'at Youngstown, ..
The West Virginia glass works smut
down Yesterday for an indefinite period,
The cutting shops are filled with stock,
and as soon as orders come for this they
will resume.
Several young people from here attended
dance at Tiltonville last evening.
Mrs. Thomas Charlton and daughter,
Miss Jessie, left yesterday for bunting
ton, w. Va, TO visit her husband, who is
manager Of glass house at that place.
Miss Lydia HARBOUR, of Mt. Pleasant,
is the guest OF Miss Anna Ebert.
Rev. Will Chalfant will conduct the
O'clock meeting ia the Y NJ. c. A. rooms
this afternoon Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Glen McCaoe and daughter, Mary,
and Miss Mary Hefron are visiting in
Northeastern Ohio.
At ST. Mary's to-day and following week.
To-day is the fifteenth Sunday after Pente'
cost and Feast of the Sacred Hearts OF
y > 3 90 nf
ST. Luke, :; Ills. Next Sunday will be
Holy Communion for boys and misses.
Sodalities Mass on Tuesday at Dillonvale
Monday, Feast of ST Joseph Callasanctrus,
Tuesday, ST. Augustus, the great doctor
of the church; Wednesday, Deheading OF
St. John the Baptist; Thursday, ST. Rose
of Lima: Friday, ST. Raymondrionnat;
SATURDAYS ST. Elizabeth, transferred from
July Sth Married men and women's.
Misses Ada and Edna Barber returned
home last evening after visit with rela'
tives at SmiShtield.
Mrs. a. b. Gordon is home after couple
of weeks visit at Hendryourg.
Sam Harrison, of Mt. Pleasant, was In
town Yesterday.
Invitations are out for large social
gathering at the home of Lyman Hanes,
on South Fourth street, the 18th oil this
month.
The postoflice is being papered, which
improves its appearance very much.
The property owners on Union street will
probably sue the Wheeling street Railway
Company for damages unles the matter can
be settled otherwise The street is only
twenty-five feet wide including an eight
foot pavement. The car track is laid IN
the middle of the street, which allows 10
passage for vehicles. The property owners
signed the papers allowing tbs company
the company the right of wav along the
street with the understanding from one OF
the Councilman that Council would
compel Gus Bridenstein 10 open up the
other half of the street which he has In
closed
AT the churches to-day: Presbyterian
church-Rev. William Chaltant Will
preach in the morning United Presoy-
terrain church, Rev. A. T.. Brownlee, pas
forthcoming subject is Christ or Sell
which," Baptist church, Rev. w. b
Hartzog, pastor-Morning subject, Chris
tian Giving" evening, 1.-The Gospel Relt
Grated. Methodist church, Rev. }. w.
Robins, pastor-Moruing subject, walk
ing Worthy of God; at the young people
lecture in the evening his subject will be
"Redeeming the Time"
Rev. S. j. Boyle will preach at the union
meeting in the grove this evening at $50
Mrs. Mary Kline and grandchildren,
Leasha and Anna Walters, have returned
from two weeks visit with friends IN
Marshall county, w. Va.
A good bit of comment has been passed
lately against the corner loatng that Is
constantly growing upon some OF our peo
pie. This is q great annoyance To some
people, especially to the women, some Of
whom will 60 half square out OF theii
way to keep from passing crowd that has
congregated in corner. This annoyance
shonld be stopped for the benefit OF the
welfare of our city.
Miss Nellie Frazier entertained twenty
five couples Of her friends at her home on
West Walnut street Friday evening in
delightful manner. Dancing was INDUCED
in during the evening. The Oriental
String Band, formally OF the G. q. O.'sr
furnished some very good music.
The Epworth League have prepared an
entertaining program which will be rem
dered at the NJ. f. Church next Monday
evening. Everybody is United.
Miss Emma King. who has been visit
ing friends here for some time, returned
TO her home at East Liverpool last even
ing.
Smithfield.
Goo. Engle was fined 81 and costs yester.
day for being drunk
The relay race that was 10 come OH last
evening was postponed.
Tim Foley and Frank Snodgrass OF
Glenn's Run were locked up yesterday for
being drunk.
The Vigilant foot ball team have re-
ceived their suits and will begin practicing
next week.
There is some talk Of the old Northwood
glass works going TO be started oy new
company that will manufacture a fine line
OF blown and pressed ware.
Nelson Carter. George Reese and wife,
of Mt. Pleasant, we're in town yesterday
John Pirott has secured a position In
Brice Bros glass factory at Hammonds-
vile. aud he Will leave for there at once.
Thomas Conway will open gents fur
nishing store about the middle OF next
month in Kuckuck's store room.
Robert Finney, Jr., VINO resides back OF
town, was quietly married last Thursd ay
10 Miss Jennie McCue at her home neal
Mt. Pleasant. Miss McCue is the daugh
! ter Of Harvey McCue, formerly IN the !iy'
cry business here.
Gus Cook, OF New Athens, is ip town
calling on friends.
Miss Mary Fostner, OF West Wheeling,
returned home yesterday after week S
visit with Mrs. j. w. Darrah.
Robert Arkle, of Blossourg, N. NJ, was
in town calling yesterday.
A wagon load Of picnickers from Wheel
ing picnicked above Martins Ferry yes
| terday.
A little daughter of Reece Watkins was
bitten last evening by dog owned oy
| Matt Grey. She was painfully though
not dangerously injured.