Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-14
MARTINS FERRY.

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| Charles Trueman has returned home
from a business trip through Eastern Ohio
VIM. Bowman, wife and child are spsnd
| ing the day with relatives AT Wellsburg.
/ Charles Esksy is visiting relatives al
| Tiitonville.
Thomas Williams was injured pretty
badly at the foot ball game on the Island
yesterday. In skirmish With the M arr
eta boys he got his head bumped pretty
hard. 1t did not seem TO trouble him any
till after the game was over, when be
seemed kind OF crazy and was almost dear.
At latest reports he was resting faIrly
well
The scenes painted by Harry Temple
which represents everything OF importance
from the creation Of the world TO the ascen'
sion OF Christ. will be photographed some
time this week By O'Neill, OF Wheeling.
William Mcdonald, OF Pittsburg, was
] in town yesterday.
, Last Friday evening the English
reception was held at the nonse OF Mr.. and
Mrs Jos. Wells, under the auspices oil the
Christian Endeavor Society, at which
about eighty guests were present Tue
pleasant hours were whiled away IN reel
tations, songs and quotations, all from
English authors. Prof A. Leroy rendered
fine violin solo, and Mrs. Flora Williams
soprano solo, besides several songs were
rendered by different people. AT the
proper hour an English supper was served
which was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Gray, OF Steuoen-
vile, are visiting Mrs. Grsy's sister, Mrs.
Watson.
At the communion services at the Pres
beterian Church this morning individual
cups will be used for the first time. This
will do away with the members drinking
from the same cup.
JOS Hood is here from Canton visiting
relatives.
Sam Young and family leave tomorrow
for their future home at Rochester, Pa,
where Mr.. Young has secured the position
of experimenting seven pot furnaces.
A very attractive programme has been
arranged for the services at ST Paul
Episcopal Church this evening. The
hymns, responses. and solos 10 DC sung have
been selected from the works OF some OF
the worlds greatest composers OF music.
The programme is as follows;
l. Organ Prelude.
2. professional HYMN. Hayergal
3. Choral Responses. rams
4. Selection of Psalms, to be chanted oy
the Cholr. MISUNDERSTANDING.
.. Magnificent ..................... Elvey
6. Bonum Est. ....,..............b amsoy
Z. Greed, Versicles aud Responses. rains
Chanted by the Choir.
s. Anthem, "Hark the song OF Jubilee
...................... Berry
Chanted by the Choir.
0. Prayers and Responses. Tails
Chanted by the Choir.
10. Hymn No. 10, tune st. Hilda) =.
BY Husband
IL. Soprano Solo, Come Unto Me-.
Observation-Disclosures. Bartlett
Miss Marcia Schoheld, (Nionn
Oblagato) Prof. A. Leroy.
10, Presentation OF Aims. ...........
ID. Hymn 81, (tune SarvinD ...... Samaoy
Benediction.
At St. Mary's to-day and coming week
This is tho twenty-seccld sunday after
Pentecost and the feast Of the Maternity
of Ihe Blessed Virgin. Ep. Philip l:6.lL
Gosp. St. Math. % 1921. Monday, ST
Teresa; Tuesday, st. Victor the Third, d
pope: Wednesday, ST. Hedwig; Thursday
ST. Luxe Evangel; Friday, ST. Peter DC
Alcantara; Saturday, ST John Caratius
The Altar Society will meet imme
diately after the married men
and Women's Sodsites next Sunday will
be communion for 'memoers OF the
League and young ladies and men ant
married men and Women's Sodallties
Benedictiou Of the Blessed Sacrament or
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday at p. III
Mass during the week At a. IN. Devouon'
for the month OF October every evening a
Z o'clock. -,
The Belmont Brick Company will fire
kiln of brick Monday. Shipments witi
them this week have been little SINAI
Pearl McManris spent yesterday witt
her parents, near Portland.
Charles McCord was taken to ST Glars
vile yesterday, in default Of payment OF
fine OF $50 and costs for assault.
Rev H. S. Bovd, OF Bclaire, will speaI
at the 4 o'clock y. Nj. c. A. meeting TO
day.
Herman Roth, Of Tiltonsville, was IL
town yesterday.
George Springer has returned nom