Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22
MARTINS FERRY.

| from Russell Me6iil stating that his father,
Joseph Medill, was still alive out MS death
is momentarially expected.
| Miss Annie McKim is down from Pitts
burg spending Sunday with her parents.
John Crooks is spending the day at Zoar,
Ohio.
The petition for an injunction TO restrain
the selling of bonds 20 pay for the Firth
street paving was heard yesterday before
Judge briggs at Bridgeport. After hear
ing the case a temporary Injunction was
granted
VIM Ball and wife returned home yes
terday from weeks visit with relatives
at Hendrysburg.
Miss Maggie Atwell, of Steuoenville, 10
visiting friends Of this place
/ Owen Morgan, Of Waterbury, IS visiting
ID. Gregory, OF Scotch Ridge.
The Jones Fishing Club arrived homo
from Saltwater. aztec weeks stay.
VIM. Howells and wife are visiting In
Plttsourg for several days.
At the churches to-day: United Presoy.
terrain, Rev. A. Brownee, pastor; morn.
ing subject, Gifts from The Assembled
One" After services the Lords Supper
will be observed. German Lutheran
church, Rev. Doepkin, pastor; reg
ular morning services. Methodist
church, Rev j. W. Robins, pastor;
morning theme, Zion Inspected. Mrs:
Rev. Blair, Of Altoona, Pa, will
occupy the pulpit in the evening. subject,
Rescue Mission Work. Baptist church,
| Rev w. B. HartEog pastor, morning sub
jet, THE Imperfect Condition" evening,
The Second Sermon on the Life OF
| Christi Presbyterian church, Rev. ). j.
Boyle pastor, morning subject 2Cor. 1850.
No evening service.
/ rn-Aau md traatr n ~ AlrVfa
church This is the tenth Sunday after
! Pentecost and feast OF s.. Mary Magds-
leue, ZIP lst Cor. II: Ill, gospel 81. Luke
| Is: GA. Married men and women's So
daily meet today after Benedicuon.
There are five Sundays in this month
hence next Sunday one week is Holy Com
munion day for boys and misses
sodalites. Mass next Tuesday 10 a. IN.
at Dillonvale. Monday, feast OF 81 Ap
polinaris; Tuesday, vigil Of 81. James the
| Apostle aud feast OF ST. Francis, Of Soand;
Wednesday. st. James the Apostle; Thurs
day, ST. Ann. Mother OF Blessed Virgin;
/ Friday, ST. Veronica de Julianis; Satur-
day, 81. Victor aud Comparisons. Next
! Saturday, High Mass for Anthony hyne,
| Sr.
William Lewis and his newly welded
arrived in town last evening from Sharon,
| Pa.
a trolley wire was placed over a switch
on Broadway.
w f. Barrett left yesterday 10 join his
wife who is visiting NJ Cadlz. Mar. Barrett
will be gone for a couple OF weeks.
Miss Katie Ellsworth arrived homo yes
terday, after couple OF weeks visit at
| Piqus.
Harry Humphrevile, OF Mt Pleasant,
was in town yesterday.
James Sweeney has returned home,
after a short visit 10 the country.
H. Gregory OF Cleveland, Is the guest
OF friends back OF town.
Marshal Elmer Moore received a tele-
gram yesterday asking him 10 look out for
a young man by the name OF Clinton Flow
err of Jerusalem, Monroe county, where he
is wanted for robbing saloon. The mar
shall found Flowers al the homo Of his
brother on West Washington street. and
placed him under arrest While going 10
the Jail Flowers broke away from Moore
who chased him "a far as Mears's cooper
shop, where he eluded Moore and made his
way over 20 Wheeling.
The o'clock union meeting IN the grove
this evening will be addressen by Rev.
Hartzog
Miss Lizzie Gilmore, who has been Wis
iting BERTHE Blackford. returned homo
yesterday at Washington, Pa.
The voting whether or not $4,000 In
bonds should be issued yesterday was met
with overwhelming success. Tho follow
ing are the votes OF the different wards:
First ward, 21l yes, u no; Second ward,
POS yes, IL no; Third ward, 2il yes 80 no
Four votes were cast from the country
precincts yes, no; making 7i3 for the.
issue of bonds and 20 against or an aver
age OF l0J< 10 !.
Several members OF the Seldom Seen
Fishing CLUB arrived home yesterday The
boys went into camp July 9th. All report
h aving good time. They went into camp
oD Little Saltwater, about seven mileg
from Bowerston, o. The members OF tho
club are all musicians OF no mean ability.
and some fine music was rendered Elmer
Applegarth arranged some iile selections
while In camp, and Lou Englemeyer made
great hit as a vocalist ~ a grand concert
that was given by the club before an audi
ence Of several hundred people.
The band rendered some Of their finest se-
lectons during the concert, aud the whole
affair was a success from beginning 20 end.
They are welcomed by the people OF that
locality every year. The members OF tho
club are as follows Elmer Applegarth,
captain: VIM. Humphrey. first lieutenant;
James Koehnlinc, second Lieutenant, Geo.
Roupe. cook: George Mcclure, Elmer Rob
ertshaw, VIM. Nelson, VIM. Palmer. Tim
Murphy, VIM. Beck. n. O'Donnell, Lou
Inglemeyer, Beui. Moore, II. stanton, l..
OCOnnell.
Michael Ryan, James McCaffrey and
Thomas Lacy arrived home from the Flint
Glass Workers convention ~ Montreal,
Canada. last evening H. GaBdinR, who
was with them, will remain few days.
Mr. John Camp and wife, who have been
visiting MIR and Mrs. III. Bolc5, returned
TO their home At Dunklrk. Mr.. Camp is
president Of the window glass workers
az that place.
The Y. VI. G. A. will hold their four
o'clock meeting In Broadway Park. Rev
Hartzog will lead.