Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
MARTINS FERRY.

! Charles and Eddie Brown, who have
been here Cor several weeks visiting their
| parents, returned 10 their work at Ham
/ mOndsville, Pa, Yesterday,
Peter Beck, of Broadway, has sold his
! grocery TO /. w. Lee, OF Cadiz.
A. NJ. Harkins, Of Rush Run, was in
town yesterday on business.
5. b. Durham, commercial traveller.
! of Cleveland, will lead the mems gospel
meetiag at the y. NJ. c. a. rooms this
! afternoon
Miss Florence Yaupelt Of Chicago. is
the guest Of relatives at this place.
/ The Farmers lnsttpte at COlerain
closed last egening after two days ses-
sion,
Many young people enjoyed themselves
skating on the Back river and Clark s
pond.
! town Yesterday.
Burke has reopened his meat shop on
! Broadway.
Mrs. B. Williams is at Irondale. where
she was called by the death Of her sister.
| Mrs. J. y. Taylor, who has ueen i'll FOR
some time with typhoid fever is reported
| better.
j. E. Ring, of Portland Station, was in
| town yesterday.
Miss Bessie Brady has returned home
from a several weeks visit with friends at
! Brooklyn, n. 7.
The cantata, Nativity" given at the
Episcopal church last week. will be pre-
scented ct the Opera House February II.
w. II. Helfenoine will go out to Taylors-
| town. Pa, this morning.
There will be regular services in all the
churches to-day.
George Cook was in st. Clairsville yes
| terday.
Price Rose, Of Portland Station, was in
town yesterday.
At St. Mary's to-day and coming week
This is the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
and feast of ST. Dionysius q pope. Rom.
Is: Sill. Gosp. st. Matt s: 23-2S. This IS
also the feast of St. Blasius. The blessing
OF the Threats of the people will take place
after the first and late mass. Married
men and Women's SOdaiity meet immedl-
ately after the ladies' meeting. who have
charge of the Valentine Bazaar. The col
lection for the fires netted $30.45. Monday,
St. Andrase. Tuesday, ST. Philip, Jesu. !;
Wednesday, ST. Hyacinth Mariscot;
Thursday, st. Romaldus; Friday, ST John
de Matha; Saturday, St. Zosinus, u pope.
Next Sunday will be Septujesimo Sunday.
Services as usual. Hours Alteration next
Friday from & 80 TO 1880.
The stonecutters VINO are working for
Jamison & Goodman on the foundation for
the new school building claim they are not
scab workmen, as stated Oy the bricdlay-
ers, but that they belong to stOnecutters'
organization and have their cards 10 show
for it,
Last week Mrs VIM. Fisher wrote let
ter to her husband at Newport, Ky, where
he is working, telling him she was coming
to visit him, and she left for that place
Thursday on the steamer Hudson. MT
Fisher did not receive the letter, and FRI
day sent telegram home, stating ne would
be here to-day. lie came home yesterday
by rail. only 10 discover that his vile mad
gone 10 Newport. He left for there last
evening to meet her.
Rev. William Lewis is visiting at Gin
cinuau.
A Valentine bazaar will be given at st.
Mary's church February Is and IA oy the
young ladies of the church.
Miss Matte Exey is visiting near 81.
The Y. NJ. C. A will send three or four
delegates to attend the Y. NJ Z. a. con-
yention at Newark, y.
The concrete house standing on South
Fifth street, aud owned by the Iermlnal
cornpanv. has been torn down. II was
built about twenty years ago.
Mrs. Thompson Thomas, Of Bellaire, was
calling on friends and relatives here yes
terday.
The Etna Council of the o. L. A. NJ.
met last night TO make arrangements 10 at
tend the funeral of George Erwin.
Misses Anna Coffmann aud Lula Ban
ford. of Belaire are spending the day
with Miss Blanche Schoheld.
Horace Ratcifle, of Mt Pleasant, was in
town Yesterday.
Ora Sedgwick was at Colerain yester-
day.
in town yesterday.
Henry Brown has returned to Ham
mondsville. Pa, after a visit with relatives
here for a couple OF weeks.
Yesterday was payday at the West Vir-
rinia Glass W orks They are receiving
pientv of orders and are making big ship
meuts.
Mrs. Roberts, Of East Liverpool, is visit
ing friends here.
Tucien Nelson, Of the northern part Of
the state and Mrs. Pittenger, Of THIN, o.,
arrived here Yesterday 10 attend the fun
eral Of their sister. Mrs. Carry McMullen,
VINO Will be buried in Riverview this az
'e Grant rant a. a Young Sild Of William Jones, of
broadway, mas scarlet fever.
Louis Thesis left last night for Cam
bridge, where he has secured a position in
the tin mill
All members OF the Waneta Tribe No.
-. Improved Order of Red Men. are re-
ouested to meet at their hall at 10 o'clock
to-day to attend the funeral Of George
Erwin.
Meister's full orchestra will play at the
| Opera House tomorrow night. when the
Trolley System will be presented The
Trolley System is filed with fine special
ties anu bright plays.
William H. Moore is visiting relatives
al Beaver Falls for few days.