Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
FERRY.

At the churches to-day: Presbyterian
church, Rev. :. J. Boyle, pastor-Mornlng
subject. ''IutemDerauce;' evening SUBJECT,
,eTle Pharisee and the Publican; United
PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. A. r. BrOwnlee, pas
tOr-Morning subject, The ComIorter;
evening subject, THE Water OF LIE.
Baptist church, Rev. w. b. Hartzog, pas
| tOr-NOrning subject, "What are tho con-
ditions and obligations of church member
sbip;, evening subject, "Nhat God has
revealed 70 nun and what He requires OF
him" Methodist church-Rev. +. Morris
will fill the pulpit in the morning, on ac-
! count of the absence of Rev. Robins. The
Epwarth League will have charge OF the
evening services.
A horse belonging to Hanson Springer
tried TO make a small bridge on the neei-
ing and Lake Erie road north OF town, Fri
dav. and fell between the ties. lie was
extricated with much difficulty. only SUI
fering a few scratches and bruises:
Attend the St. Clairsyille Fair TUESDAY,
Wednesday and Thursday, September 20
20 and y.
To-day and coming week at ST Mary's:
/ This is the nineteenth Sunday after tente'
| cost and feas. Of St. Linus, pope n mar
tyr. Ed. Eph. 4:23-2S. GOSp. ST. Matt.
/ l3.l-lt. Monday will be feast Of Blessed
Virgin de Mercede; Tuesday, ST. EuSt&cn-
ius and companion martyrs; Wednesday,
| St. Eusa0ius, pope and MARTYR; Inursaay,
/ ST. COmOs and Damien; Friday, ST. Mesl-
c~eslaus, a King; Saturday. declcatlon OF
/ ST. Nichaers Archangel. There are hve
sundays i'm this mouth. Next Sunday
will be the fifth. Stations, or Way OF the
| Cross, every Friday marnjng Immediately
\ after mass. Mass during the week at "a.
m. Devotlons every week at O'Clock.
The Lilies Of the Valley will give a sup
per at the Central school building Y
FRIDAY evening.
BENJAMIN Davenport. of Des Moines,
/ Ia. left for home yesterday after q snort
| visit with relatives here.
Mrs p. Bracken and son, OF Mt Pleas
ant, were in town yesterday.
The housing on mill No. 3 at the Etna-
/ standard was broken Friday night, which
will Law II OF for q couple Of weeks.
Bud" Murphy, of this place, IS visiting
at Grafton. W. Va.
Miss Ella hyne has returned from d
weeks visit at P%ittsourg.
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle, Mon
arch Castle, No. 2l, gave a reception IN
their rooms last evening 10 their gentlemen
friends aud their wives.
John Jones, Of YorGVille, was in the city
on business yesterday.
Mh.IEN AAANNAOA&A ANNAA-1&
cents College yesterday TO resume his
smith Ellsworth went up to Steuben-
Vile last evening.
The Epworth League will hold a literary
meeting tomorrow evening at the M. r..
Church. Oliver Wendell Holmes is the
author from whose works the readings and
recitatiOus will be selected.
Miss Lille Dean has returned home from
q visit at Pleasant Grove.
Ira Owens left yesterday for Manning
ton. where he has secured a position IN a
hotel.
Thomas Bagrott has returned home from
Cleveland.
Rov Harrison, of Barnesville, was in
town calling on friends yesterday.
The Vigilant football club was defeated
Yesterday. at the Bridgeport base ball
mark. by a score of y to 6. The game was
called at three o'clock sharp. Etnaville
got choice OF goals, and cook the west goal.
The Vigil8utS got the ball and started on
X bv puutuV IL to -ftuavllle's 50 yard me;
the Etuavilles then forced them back
slowly 10 the Y~lgitant's 20 yard line, and
here the ball was showed out of bounds,
and while they wrangled about where 1t
should Oe brought in, NcAnlnch, OF the
Vigilant, grabbed and made a touchdown,
Al. Davis kicking a goal. This ended the
first half. score 6 to D in favor of the Vigil
lants. The second half Ktna punted the
ball and Rogers caught II and punted 1t
back to Hitnayilles 10 yard line. The lat-
ter team by rusheS again gained on
their opponents and made a touch down,
Edwards kicking a goal. Etnavlle again
gothic ball and made a rush for the Nlgl-
lauts goal, and by slow and effective work
neared the goal and literally carried Ed
wards over with the ball. making another
touchdown aud q goal. This ended the
last half. Score, - TO 8, favor AtnavlIle.
The Etnaville team made their gains on
the right end. Williams, their regularrlght
end, was unable to play on account OF a
spraiued ankle received while practlcng.
several days ago.
Supt. w. Stewart will conduct the y.
NJ. G. A. four o'clock meeting to-day
Everybody is invited TO attend.
The question of issuing the electric light
bonds yesterday ended in a manner that
Wi. satisfy the majority OF Martins Ferry
people. The votes were rather slow, but
when counted resulted as follows: First
Ward-FOr lights. l25; against, 90. Second
Ward-ll3 for lights, ~ against. Third
Ward-lS9 for lights, 50 against. This
makes d total of $50 for and l54 against.
Tbad Troy, of the Martins Ferry oall
club. won the hat offered by Tbos. Conway
] lux aAE Al-A h0 -
three games. He was at bat 10 times,
making Is hits. Purcell came next with Is
times al BAT and t hits.
Miss Eva Cumley, Of MI Pleasant, was
in own yesterday.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will
give q grand rally mex Sunday at their
rooms. Their attendance is now 22O and
they wish TO make il 400.
The Mitchell reunion will be held next
Wednesday at Steele's Grove. Many OF
the Mitchell family are expected from
Lima, o., TreverSe City, Mich, Chicago.
Mansfield, o., and St. Louis. In case OF
bad weather il will be held in the CONNER
ciai Hall.
Lyman Hane has returned home from 9
two weeks visit at Pittsburg.
Fred UP who has been away for several
months az PittsOurg and Atlantic City, IS
here visiting his relatives. Ho leaves
again Monday for PlttsJGrg.
George Belts is home from Beaver Falls
He-"W t is be going 30 do after he
gsadust% -"Wouldu't il be
more TASK who IN he is go.
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