Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

of Bellaire, will lead the Y. NJ. G. A. meet
ing this afternoon
Mrs j. B. Longley, of St. Clairsville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. 5. Cochran, for
few days.
Roy Simpson. of Dayton, Ohio, is visit
ing mis- grandmother, Mrs A. Ralston, for
few days.
VIM. Hood and his children are all i'll
with scarlet fever
AlonZo Pinkerton, Of Newaland'S addl-
tion. has secured position In large
bakery 1t Sahnesville, o.
Price Rose, of Portland Station, was IN
town yesterday on business.
a. Nj. Harkins, Of Qash Run, was in
town yesterday.
Thad Troy, who played with the Mar
tins Ferry oail club on their famous trip
last summer has received WORD from j.
Howard Robinson, manager OF the Cleve-
land League team, asking him TO state his
terms to play with them this coming sea-
son. Thsd is making MS mark srly as
good base b III player. He mas been play
ing with the amateur league CLUBS FOR
about three years. He first played two
seasons with the Cl6rington ciuo. which
played several games vita the w Woodsheld
club of which IL. w. Gaudng was then
manager, and wnea the Martins Ferry
ball team was organized with II. w. Gaud-
ing as manager. He secured Troy, who
when the team was on their trip, made the
best batting average of the players. Troy
is about rs years old and is six feet tall
lie is an excellent, all around out iieider
and ono Of the surest asd hardest hitters
tho Martins Ferry CLUB had, and they had
some good ones.
Prof Hart, in his legerdemain enter
ment will hold the boards at the Opera
House the last three nights Of the coming
week.
Friday evening number of young peo-
pie gave surprise party et the home or
John Krim ia honor a ais twenty-secOnd
birthday. During the evening they pre-
sented him with a very rne rocking chair.
John equal TO the occasion responded Ia
the best manner possible. The evening
was spent in a very enjoyable m nner
At ST. Mary's to-day and coming week.
This is the Octave of Eupaony ana the
first Sunday after feast OF the same. Ep.
Rom l2:l-6. Gosp. ST. Luke 2:42-52.
The married men and women Sodaiities
meet after vespers, and the aitar society
Immediately after it. There will be a Val
entlne Bazaar in aid of st. Msry's Church
on the 18th and 4th of February.
The school examinations will be-
Gin tomorrow and continue through
out this month. The oral exam na-
tions take place the last four DAYS OF the
month. Children not attending The ex-
aminations will receive no credit for their
work.
Mrs. David Neal, who was so seriously
burnt anout two months ago, died yester-
day morning a. half past ten o'clock. The
funeral will take place this afternoon from
her late home. Enterment viii ce made
at RiVerVieW
The West Virginia glass works has had
a steady run the past week. Two more
pots were set yesterday, and prospects are
bright for steady run.
The mem ers of the Thoburn Post will
give osan bake and entertainment the
latter part of bis month.
Mrs. VIM. Dixon, Sr., accompanied by
her son Alex left yesterday ior Washing
ton, d. c., where they we're called on ac-
count Of the serious illness Of her daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Satchell.
Mrs. Martha Moore, of Walnut street, is
contendiug with severe carbancle on her
shoulder.
A well known young man bought car
pet at the auction yesterday. IL Is not
known whether or not he bought this rlre.
paratory 10 indulging in matrimonial bliss.
Mr. and Mrs. a. ID. P!attner, of Coun VI
Bluffs. Iowa, are visiting relatives here.
The Owl Cluo have elected their officers
for the ensuing year. Iney are also con-
templating Uuying large s2ilOoat
Ybe household effects Of Judge j. y.
Cochran were sold yesterday as auction
preparatory to his moving to Florida
Sam Harrison, of MI. Pleasant, was in
town YESTERDAY.
Regular services will be held In all the
churches to-day.