Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28
MARTINS FERRY.

The funeral of Adolph Theilacker took
rIa,.a Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from
his lafe home on North Fifth street. II
was largely attended. The M@nnerchor
Singing Society Of this place, SwelJzer
Verein Of Wheeling, and the Mouiu
Makers Union, of all of which ne was
member. were present. The floral offer
mos were beaut fol. especially those Of the
foregoing societies. A Tyre, five pointed
star. and gates aiar. were the offerings OF
the above societies in the order named.
Tnev were made mostly OF roses. Rev
DR.. William Ulfert of Wheeling, ofiiclated
at the services at the house and at River
view Cemetery, where the remains were
Inferred.
Misses Bertha and Emma He'll are Wis
ting at Powhatan.
Elmer Reed is suffering from badly
sprained knee, received in falling while
running.
Rev. w. B. HertzoR and wife and Henry
Lewis have returned home from Wooster,
o., whey they have been attending Bap-
tISt convention.
town Yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day at the Belmont
brick works.
The State officers Of their. O. U. 4. NJ.
will speak at Beliaire next Thursday
night. About 200 Mechanics from the
lodge at this place will attend IN body
AMI have chartered a special car on the o.,
l.. &, w. train 10 take them down.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Boyd Vincent,
Bishop of Southern Ohio, viii OGticiate at
the Episcopa. Church next Tuesday even
ing. Holy communion Will be administer
ed.
Miss Jennie Mears, accompanied by. the
Misses Booth, is home from Mt. de Chan-
tel visiting her parents.
At St. Mary's to-day and coming week
This is the twenty-fOurth Sunday after
Pentecost aud Feast of the Apostles, St.
Simon and St. Jude. There are twenty
eight Sundays after Pentecost this year.
When there are more than twenty-tour
Sundays after Pentecost the Gospels are
taken from the Sundays after Epiphany.
Ep. Rom. l2I62l. GOsp. st. Matt. S:l-lo.
Next Wednesday will be the eve OF Al!
Saints Day, consequently fast day OF
Obliration. Confessions Wednesday after
noon and evening Next Thursday will be
a Holy Day of Obligation. First mass at
$3.50 a. M, second mass at d. IN. Next
Friday will be the concentration oil all
the faithful departed, or All Souls Day
There Will be mass az a. m. THIS Will De
High Mass. Persons desiring TO receive
No confessions on Sunday or holy days be-
fore auv mass. The same custom OF All
Souls Day that was observed last year
will be observed this year. Benedlction
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY evenings
OF the coming week.
Thomas Irwin and wife and James
Gather and wife attended party gwen
mt the home of Henry Morton, of South
Wheeling.
John Greer has secured a position as
fireman on the Z. l.. K w. Road.
Miss Anna Sunderland, OF MOundsvllle,
is the guest of Miss Maggie Pennington.
Miss Jessie Barnes, Of Mt Pleasant, was
In town yesterday.
James Kerr and wife have returned
from a short visit al Columbus with rela-
tives.
DR.. Hoge, Of Portland station, was in
the city yesterday.
The celebrated dog case at Bridgeport,
VIM Woods, plaintiff, and James Herbert,
defendant, which mas been postponed at
least five times, was settled yesterday,
Woods having TO pay the costs.
Misses Blanche Jtffries and Daisy King
are spending the day with relatives at Mt.
Pleasant.
Mrs. James Lindermann, OF Leisure
vile. Ohio, was here yesterday attending
the funeral of AdOlph rheilacker.
0. b. Ong, of Dillon, was in town yes
terday.
me case of John WeathersOn and Levi
Davis. OF Burlington, charged with steal
ing coal OF the W. & l.. h. cars, at the
Terminal junction, anne up before Judge
briggs yesterday. Each was hned Sl9 aud
costs. amounting to about $50 apiece. Ihey
were remanded 10 JAZZ.
MI Of n n0rfnFE
Tutopsyile has GOT matters arranged IN
good order, aud the pottery VIII start up
week from tomorrow.
The lauies of the Episcopal Cnurcn
served supper a the parish rooms o. the
church from 10 II o'clock last evening.
The oriental string band enlivened the oc-
casion with their music.
Miss Auaa Roth, of Baltimore, Md,
who has been visiting Miss Anna Ebert,
left Yesterday for home.
". V. Hargett, Of philadelphia, IN toWn
yesterday.
The men employed by James Jamison
on the new school building excavation
struck Friday night for Sl.25 for nine
honrs Jamison agreed 70 their demand
last night aud work will 20 on as usual
McDiarmid, Of Bethany College, viii
IeadNthe Y. NJ. &. A meeting to-day.
Niksis Emma Gillispie aud Nellie Sedg-
vick kyere attending the jefferson County
TeacStrs' Association meeting at Tilton.
vile Y Wterday.
The bn. Albert o. Barnes, candidate
of the rnocratic party for Congress OF
tb;s AZ ct, and Hon. ". 4. Pomorene
vii vii ~ in the Commercial hall next
Tb,,rs evening
I Rnsi greave and wife. Of Atallssa,