Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
MARTINS FERRY.

Silas Hughes. of Second street, has sold
his property aud will move TO Roneys
Point, w. Va, where be will 90 TO farm
ing.
Charles Ekey and family are spending
the day with relatives at Tiltonsvihe.
Sarl Rukh is here from Sistersville Wis
iting friends.
Tue West Virginia glass works starts up
tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Johnson, Of Bellaire, is Wis
ting friends at this place.
Turkeys seem TO DO in demand Tor
Thanksgiving day. One groce-yman has
orders for forty already.
The Madge Tucker Company leave this
morning over the Panhandle road for
Greensburg, Pa.
A ball will be given at Maennerchor hall
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ruby. OF Cadiz, returned
home Yesterday, after pleasant visit with
relatives here.
VIM. Woods, OF Steubenville, has secured
position at the Laughlin mill.
The Seldom Seen Fishing Club gave
supper and entertainment in their rooms on
Washington street.
DR.. Caldwell, OF Portland station, was
in town yesterday.
Clarence Ebberts has returned home
from visit at EllwoOd City, Pa.
The Etnaville junior football team de-
feated the Daugherty team In well played
game on the athletic grounds, by score
OF 1900. The winners won the game on a
tumble made by the Daugherty team.
Miss Mamie Brown is visiting friends
at Pittsburg for few days.
Zena Conoway, OF Tlltonville, is spend
ing the day with relatives at this place.
Port Coleman has returned home from
Ellwood City, Pa, where he has been
working for some tine.
Michael Ryan, Jr., has gone 70 Central
City. where he has secured position in q
glass works.
To-day and coming week At ST. Mary's:
This is the twenty-seyenth Sunday after
Pentecost and feast Of the dedication OF
the Basilica Of St. Peter and Paul. Ep. /,
Thess, /: 2-IO Gospel ST. Matt 10: 3l-56.
This is the third sunday Ia the month,
therefore Holy Communion day for young
men and young ladies aud married men, and
women's sodaliLies, also for the members
of the League. Next Sunday will be the
last Sunday after Pentecost Monday,
feast OF ST. Ponteanus; Tuesday, ST. Felix
de Valors: Wednesday, Presentation OF
the Blessed Virgin; Thursday. 81. Cecilia,
virgin aud martyr: FRIDAY, ST. Clement,
pope and martyr; Saturday, 81 John OF
the Cross. DeYOtions every evening at Z
O'Clock. BenedictiOn OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment Friday evening a. the same hour.
Miss Annie Mackin is down fsOm Pitts
burg spending the day with ner parents.
Sheriff Scott was here from ST. Glars
vile yesterday.
Haiford Perry, Of Scotch Ridge. while
attending a dance at the home OF Charles
Carter was seriously injured by falling on
the porch. His cOllarOone was broken
and was badly bruised about the right
shoulder.
The property Of the late DR.. ]. D. Ho-
bensack, situated on the corner OF Hanover
and Third streets, was appraised yester
day at $4,000. DR.. A. 4 Ong. Joseph
Hsues snd ". n. Holiday were the APP
praisers.
Rev. Mr. Ricketts, has returned 70 his
home at Key, o.
Communion service will be held IN the
United Presbyterian church to-day.
Thomas DEFAULTS wagon broke down In
the lower part Of town yesterday, causing
him some trouble.
Charles Harcroft, OF PhiladelphIa, was
in town Yesterday.
TIE vizilant uniors defeated the Lins,
lev Cadet team At Irwin park yesterday ia
a strong game Tbs teams were Of eoctlt
equal weight and both played good
game. The weak interference Of the Lis
lev boys lost the game for them. be
James Hill, Of Tilionsville, was in 3 Y.
good playing Of Rodgers. WIZ
smith and aGoBnEy won the
Tor he VigIlants b. scare Of 10 q