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

the second reading. The city commissioner
was instructed to remove bridge on vine
street and put in sewer pipe. A resolution
was passed to instruct the City CLERK 70
serve COPIES OF an ordinance passed con-
cernipg the railroads running through,
raising and lowering OF grades IN the CITY.
An ordinance to erect an electric Agnt
plant with $50 arc lights OF 1000 candle
power each, the cost Of which was 10 De
go. GOO, was passed to the second reading.
Adjourned.
has been suffering for two years with con-
sumption, died Friday night. The body
was removed yesterday to Apollo, Pa, ms
former home, for burial.
Mrs. Robert Bulgec, of Allegheny, Pa''
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SALISBURY
This is the twenty-sixth Sunday after
Penticost and feast of Tbs Patronage OF
the Blessed Virgin. Ep. Co.os 3:l2-lo.
This is the second Sunday Of the month.
The Atlas society will meet Immediately
after the Married Men and Wom-n's
Sodalities. All the members are request
ed 10 De present. Monday will De the
feast Of ST Martin, pope and martyr
Tuesday, St Nicholas, pope; Nednes-
day, ST. Densdedit pope; thursday, 81
Gertrude, a virgin; Friday, 81. Starns-
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St. Gregory Thaumaturgas Services
every evening at : o'clock. Friday even
ing benedictiOns at the same hOur.
Lawrence Ferenbach lost valuable
hunting dog while out hunting one day
this week.
Mrs. Ross Kelley is i'll with scarlet
fever. ~
where ne has been attending a meeting OF
the Grand Officers Of the Improved Order
Of Red Men.
Members Of the Thoburn Post, G. A. R.,
are preparing for a bean bake, 10 be given
q week from next Wednesday.
Ernest Smith weuJ 10 Washington, Pa,
Yesterday, where be umpired the football
game between the Washington and Jeffer-
sons and the Westminster team. Ernest
is becoming quite popular as an umpire OF
football games.
George Springer is preparing to open up
a candy store in one of A. Inns buildings.
The ferry boat, Climax, transported the
Republican iOllihers of this place TO
Tenth street in Tbeeling, last night.
A small number OF people from this
place attended the foot ball game at Irwin
Park yesterday.
John Goodhue, Jr., who is travelling for
a Cincinnati firm, Is here visiting his
parents.
Yesterday was pay day at the Yves: Vir-
GINA glass works.
Miss Blanche Gillispie, Of Broadway,
entertained q humber OF her friends
Friday evening.
Clarence Ebberts left yesterday for Eli
wood City. Pa, where he will remain a
short time.
Mrs. Ross Kelly has scarlet fever
Rev. Hartzog will conduct the Y. NJ. 9.
a. meeting this afternoon. Every evening
next week evangeistic meetings will be
held ia the rooms.
Rev. 5. j. Boyle will speak at a meeting
at Mt. Pleasant
DR.. Hoge, of Portland Station, was in
town yesterday.
VIM. Peltz, Of Colerain, was in town
yesterday.
A. NJ. Harkins, Of Rush Run, was here
yesterday.
Lawrence Ferenbach lost a valuable
hunting dog one day last week while out
hunting.
The miners Of the Laughlin mill went to
work Yesterday morning. The nailers will
20 on Monday, and by Tuesday the whole
mill viii be on in full.
Clayton Hoge, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Ada Barnes, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
in town calling yesterday.
Miss Maggie Cow, who lives back Of
town, entertained number Of friends Fri
day evening.
Rev. w. NJ. Boole left yesterday for Nun
Gle, Ind, to fill a three weeks lecture
course.