Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
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Miss BERTHE Beilsteln, of Allegheny, Pa,
was the guest of Miss Emma Breldenstein
during the week.
Joe Couture made a business trip to
Pittsburg last week.
Mrs. DR.. Wagner is recovering very
slowly from her late illness.
r. Il. Barrett and family attended the
Mitchell reunion at Steals Grove, We'd
nesday.
The Boston C-onservatorianS tomorrow
night at the opera house.
Services at the First Presbyterian
Church as usual by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ.
Stephens. Morning subject: 'Confessing
Christ, or Why Join the Church," evening
"a Great Supper"
The funeral of Arthur Rixon will take
place from his fathers residence on the
Cadiz pike at O'Clock to-day.
Little Paul Higgins, who was bitten by a
dog during the week, is getting along very
well.
Thursday and Friday the Third District
Lodgs Of Good Templars convened in the
Good Templars' Hall with q very fair
representation Of delegates from Jefferson,
Harrison and Belmont counties. From
various reports and plans for future work
the convention will be productive of great
good. MIR. ). A. Witten, Of Bellaire, was
selected TO represent the district at the
Grand Lodge, which convenes at Colum-
ous, o., Wednesday, with Miss Zelina
Barham, Of Mingo Junction, as alterna-
tive.
MIR. Bert Richey has accepted a position
with Scott McGraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher have re-
turned TO Urichsville, after a pleasant
visit with Mr.. Fieher's parents.
The funeral of Mrs. Vim McComas,
,-b. A;a1 "a A,4py,rra Tnrua last W0nnRe-
day, will take place this afternoon at two
o'clock from the family residence, four
miles west on the Cadiz pike. Interment
Weeks Cemetery.
Mr.. J. f. Waters is moving into Mr.. n.
Kuhu's new residence on Bennett street.
The ladies OF the w. Y. L. L. Society
met yesterday afternoon TO take some &C
ton in regard 10 the w. c. 7. L. street
fountain, and were unanimous IN desiring
TO have one.
c. NJ. Rhodes. of Steubsnville, was the
guest Of 4. II. Stevens Thursday.
Mrs. l. NJ. Fogle is expected TO return
from her visit TO st. Paul, Mimi, to-mor-
row.
DR.. W. H. Rider, Presiding Elder Of the
Akron district, is the guest OF Rev. hen
thorne, aud will preach in the FIRST NJ. h.
Church, morning and evening.
A number of our people are in Barnes-
vile today attending the Friends yearly
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duncan were in
PIttsourg a few days last week.
Prof. Duncan, Messrs. j. o. Martin, M.
NJ. Smith, j. Stillwell, +. Stevens, J. Z.
Eaves, Misses Clara Wright, ANY Thatch-
er, Margaret Moore, Ella Franzell, Anna
Faris, all attended Belmont County's
Teachers Association at Bethesda yester-
day.
Several boating parties made up the So
ciety events Of the week.
Meister's band will not 90 TO Cadlz for
the Harrison County Fair. The prize in
the band contest is too small TO justify
them TO compete for it.
Mrs. Z. G. Robinson gave q pleasant ten
Thursday afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Frank
Mayberry and Mrs. w. II. Slower, Of Tiff
fin, o.
Charles Kalps, of Cleveland, was the
guest of E. w. Reid during the week.
1T ST. Anthony's Church: 5 a. m, mass
and sermon; 10 a. m., high mass aud ser
mon; 8 p. M, vesper and benedictlon, fol-
lowed by instruction.
James Bargar was in Smithheld on bust
ness during the week.
Water rents are due October lst. Dis
count of 10 per cent. will be allowed if paid
before the IUth. w. II. BOWMAN,
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