Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01
MARTINS FERRY.

At the churches to-day: Presbyterian,
r. j. Boyle, pastor, morning subject, John
13:1-lO, there will be no evening service.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:3O.
United Presbyterian, Rev. a. b. Brown
lee. morning subject, "The Christans All
in AL, - no evening services. Methodist,
Rev. J, w. Robins pastor, regular morning
and evening services. ST. PauPs Episcopal
church, regular service in the morning.
Baptist, Rev. w. H. Hartzog pastor, morn
ing theme. The Righteousness Which
Supplies the Divine Demand" In the
evening be will preach the nifty eighth an.
nual sermon subject "RememUe all
the way, which the Lord our
God hath lead US these fifty
eight years. The election OF officers
occurs next Thursday evening. German
Church, Rev. Doepkin, pastor; regular
services.
Harry Robinson left yesterday to visit
friends and relatives al CarGington Tor
couple of weeks.
Miss Annie McKim is down from Pitts
burg. spending the day with her parents.
George Rothemund leaves tomorrow to
snend couple OF DAYS with Cadiz friends.
Herman Hess has arrived home from
two months trip down the river
Miss Florence Cope, of Columbus, Is the
guest of friends and relatives al this place
for few days.
Misses Alice Woods and Ora Robins
have arrived home from Akron, where
they have been attending the Epworth
League convention.
VIM. Rohrey is spending the day with
Pittsourg friends.
Harry Humphreyvi!e. OF Mount Pleas
ant, was : q the city Yesterday
The Belmont fishing club left yesterday
10 90 into camp at Portland. The follow
ing are the most prominent Of fish catch
ers: Captain Burt Hutchinson, Treasurer
VIM. Bailey. Dish Washer Robert Hutch
inson and Cook Joe FAIR. They will stay
in camp about eight weeks.
Henry GandinE has returned from
visit with relatives at Sardis.
A grand opening dance at John SchelPs
new dancing pavilion in Burlington, July
3. String and brass band N attendance.
Miss Geriie Tannahill returned home
last evening, after several days visit with
Wellsburg friends.
Miss Nellie HoEIe left yesterday to visit
relatives at East LIVERPOOL.
The report II the adjusters in the case
of the damage done by ire 20 WD. Prince
and Louis Scneele's places OF business IS
as follows: Damage 70 Scheele's stock,
81, 426, to building, 500; damage 20 VIM.
Princes buildings, 81 $50.
X. G. SwaTH sold bis stock OF groceries
and store fixtures yesterday at auction.
vita the intention Of quitting the business.
Miss Maud Her smell, daughter OF Mrs.
Mary Henshell, OF Washington street, who
died yesterday OF typhoid fever, will be
buried at two o'clock this afternoon in
Riverview.
The West Virginia glass works will
start upin full next Monday week.
Jerry Ford was down from Stsuoenville
calling on old friends yesterday.
The Y NJ. c. A. meeting Will be held in
Walnat Grove this evening az O'Clock.
EVERYBODY is invited 10 attend.
Quite a number Of comments were passed
Yesterday on the unique way the witch
of Endor'' was advertised yesterday. Some
thought that Goliath, the giant haG es-
capped from the scenery and had been GU,
10 see the town.
Quite large crowd assembled yesterday
70 witness the ball game between the Y
NJ. C. A club and the SteuOenville cluo.
Two innings OF the game were played
when thew were delayed for one half hour
on account OF the rain. After the
raia they played i've innings in
the mud aud slop, which
resulted in victory for Martins Ferry.
The visitors played loose game The
score was as follows: Martins Ferry. 90:
Steubenyilie, 4. Hits, Il and 5; two-Dase