Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
MARTINS FERRY.

A sixteen months-old child Of Matt Nc
Dermott's died Friday night of tuburcular
mengihs. The funeral will take place from
St. Nary's Church this afternoon.
Mrs K. j. Cendel, of Freeport, o., who
/ has been visiting Mrs =. j. Crowell, left
for Adens yesterday morning TO visit her
daughter.
The hnemen on the G. & P. road re-
paired twenty-six breaks Of the wires be-
tween here aud Wellsburg, yesterday, that
were caused by the cold snap.
Frank Stewart is able to be out after a
slight attack Of the quinsy.
Water Rents are due January lst. A
discount Of ties per cent will be allowed if
paid before the 10th.
W. r. BOWMAN, SEC.
Robert Campbell has returned home
from visit with relatives at New Castle,
Pa
The ceilings Of the Y. NJ. @. A. reading
rooms are being frescOed, which will great
ly improve the looks Of the place,
+. B. SankeY, travelling passenger agent
Of the Pennsylvania lines, was in town yes
terday.
Miss Emma Gillespie is visiting relatives
at Portland station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Davis gave
dinner TO a number Of their friends yester-
day afternoon.
At St Mary's to-day and coming week:
Mass to day as usual This is the Sunday
within the Octave of Christmas St.
Luke 1l:33-4O; Epistle Gal ALI. Next
Friday will be the first Friday of the
month. The Hours Alteration will be
from to 5 o. N. Next Sunday will be Holy
Communion Day for boys and girls sodal-
tiles. Next Tuesday will be New Years
Day and a holy day of obligation. Mass at
and 10 a. m. Mass during the week at
a. m. 81 Mary's school opens Wednes-
day morning, the day after New Years.
Miss Kate Slavin left yesterday for
Marion, Ind, 70 visit friends.
Price Rose, OF Portland Station, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. H. n Campbell and wife are visit
lug Mr.. Campbeus psrents at Holidays
Cove.
Daniel Mackeumeyer. of Marion, Ind, is
! here visiting friends
b.. HOyle is at Erie, Pa, on business.
Regular services will be held at ST
Paurs Episcopal church at 3 O'Clock to-day
bv Rev. VIM. T. Foster.
DR.. A r. Ong was in Smithheld yester-
dav on business.
Regular services will be held at all tSe
churches to-day.
Many OF our young people spent most Of
the day yesterday in skating on the Back
river
Miss L.atha Frazier, Of Toronto, who has
| been visiting here for several days, re-
| turned home yesterday.
Rev. W. II. Hsrtzog leaves tomorrow
| for his old home at Rockford, o.
Secretary c. @. Mitchell will conduct
the mems Gospel meeting in the Y. Nj. e.
/ A. rooms 70 day.
David Thobnrn's bob-sled broke down
/ on Fifth street.
/ Dave Johnston started for trip through
the country yesterday, in wagon, but
had to turn back on account Of snow-drists.
There was a small blaze at the home OF
| George Barr, on Broadway, yesterday.
A crowd Of young people went cut to
/ the Wsvside Inn last evening in a bob sled.
/ Charles KildOw, Of Burr's Mills, is the
/ guest Of Ed. I. Moore.
Charles Morgan leaves Monday for Mid
! dletOwn, Ind
| Ellis Hoyie returned home last evening
| from Erie, Pa. He viii leave the frst Of
I the week for White OAKS, New Mexico,
| where he has been engaged in mining
/ Bart Pickens is visiting at Steubeaville.
Miss Flora Leasure returned heme yes
terday from q visit with relatives at Wash
/ ingtOn, Pa.
There, was good sized crowd Of coast
7 ers out OF Hanover street last evening.
David Snodgrsss, Of Deep Run. was in
town yesterday on business.
With the Vstsnt automatic gallows Ia
Connecticut Rhs victim is mot launched
into essrnltA but ls simply "shot into
che Ala This is s0methinH 81 relief
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