Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
WALKING DRESS.
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday Thomas Illton, twenty years
old, was looking a trout line ne nau seU
below McCoId's brick yard, when ne look
a fit in the skiff. A companion got him 10
shore and dropped him face DOWNWARD IN
the mud, which is very soft, and started
for belp Before he got back Tilton had
smothered TO death in the mud. de was
carried TO the home of Ebenezer wise,
where he has been boarding, anc DR., b.
O. Williams was called, but nothing couIo
be done, as life was extinct. HIS 1atner'
Isaat Tilton, resides IN Mt. Pleasant his
mother is dead.
G. G. Mitchell is suffering from oeal'
Mrs. James Tannehill has returned after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. James Alien,
DR., A, r. Ong and family are spending
the day with his brother, .. b. Ong, Of
Mt. Pleasant. ,..n, d;od
Yesterday morning with the whooplne
cough. il will be buried this afternoon al
two o'clock in Riverview cemetery. -,
James Bayless is spending the uay Will
Smithtield friends. a.. % he
GIVEN or the home of Oscar Wright, Mon
day night. c. Nc.
RVS Church: This is the Fifth SUNDAY
after Peutecost. Ep. st. Peter LIST, $3.50
Gosp St. Matt. 5:20-2+ There Will De
receprion in the Young Men and Dung
Ladies Sodalities at 3 p. m. MONDAY VIII
he feast of Blessed Virgin, transferred
from oath of May: Tuesday, st. Junana oe
Falcon: Wednesday, ST.. Sllverlus; Inurs-
dav St. Aloysius Gonzag; Friday St'
Panlimus; Saturday, Virgil oil 81. JOIN
the Baptist. Next Wednesday AFTERNOON
at 3 o'clock st. Mary's school VIII crosse;
The exercises will take place IN the scnoo4
rooms. 81. o,o,r,.
were turned in between l o'clock ana q
Two we're turned in from box 81 at the
corner OF Union and Buckeye streett, ana
one from box 20 at the corner OF tlrSt anu
Walnut streets. Some unknown mlScreaht
broke the door of box 81 and turned IN an
alarm about half-past one. He also OroAe
three signal lights belonging to the 6rlSge-
mort and Wheeling street car line. Tue
next alarm WIS turned in about o:oO irOIu
the same box by some unknown VINO, IL Is
supposed. had his curiosity aroused 70 see
how il worked. The next alarm was
turned in by Jas. Bayless, who was testing
box %. as it had been out Of working oraer
for some time. He forgot TO let the dlIlerr
emit companies know about It, Each Oh
these trips cost "a for the bity TO pay.
Carl Majors is visiting at Columbus
At the churches to-day: Regular ser
vices at St. Paurs Episcopal cnurch tnIs
evening. Presbyterian church, heV. D j.
Boyle, pastor, will take Tor ms morning
text. 'Going Down to Jericho;" evening
subject THE Church" United Presoy-
terian. Rev. Little, of Wheeling, VIII ON
ciate i'm the morning. There Will be no
evening service Methodist church, usual
morning and evening servibe. Rev j. w.
Robins. pastor. Baptist church, kew. w.
b. Hartzog, the pastor, will preach In Ihe
morning on "The Mission Of the Church OF
Christi" in the evening, WHAT we Ne
ceive bv Grace and What by Work"
Everett Morris is home for the summer
vacation from Scio College.
Geo. Riser's young son is down Win lhe
whooping cough.
Tpe Health Board will meet this evening
10 take action on the work done by Health
Officer Lindemuth.
The Livery Stable Loafers defeated the
Horuey Corners yesterday by score OF
IL to 10 Batteries, for Loaters, Coss ana
Marker: for Corners. Gosney and Davis.
Henry Stanton. Jr., entertained num-
Der of his friends at his home on Ientn
SlLGCl ldSb SNCAAhS'
The Catholic Stars were defeated yester-
day by a score Of 9 to ).
About fifteen MasOns Of Ohio CITY Lodge
No. ass went out to Smithteld yesterday
TO pay the Masonic lodge Of that place
visit.
Mrs Henry Koehrson has returned nome
from a trip to Middlebourne, Sancho ana
Sistersville, w. Va.
Harry McCIoskey, of Allegheny, who
has been visiting Jas Robinson, of the
Heights, left this morning for Grandvlew,
Ohio.
Miss Rosa Smith entertained the Even
ing Star social club at her home on Indiana
street.
VIM. Stead leaves tomorrow for Can
nonsburg, Pa.
The Misses Addie and Mary Truax are
visiting relatives at Somerton, o.
Miss Almeda Stewart has returned home
after a visit with friends al Littleton, w.
Va.
VIM. Mann left yesterday to spend q few
DAYS with Ellwood city friends.
In the city yesterday: DR.. j. A. Clark
and wife, Glencoe; VIM. Vermillion,
Smithfeld; VIM. Briceland, Washington,
ID. c.; Fred Wadelle, Chicago; VIM.
smith, Clinton, w. Va; VIM. Dubois,
bridgeport; VIM. Toland, Harrisville.