Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
MARTINS FERRY.


Mrs. Daniel Cox has returned home
from an extended visit down the river.
Charles Helllng left yesterday for a
several weeks visit at New York and
other eastern points.
Price Rose, of Portland, was in town
yesterday on business.
VIII Rodgers is confined to his bed
with malarial fever.
Walter Graham is laid up with The
typhoid fever.
A. NJ. Harkins, of Rush Run, was in
town yesterday on business.
Robert Sterling, of Yorkyille, was in
town yesterday.
There will be regular services at St
Paurs Episcopal Church, on Walnut
street, this afternoon at four o'clock.
Sunday school will be held at three
O'clock
The Randabeau Club viii give a
dance next Saturday evening.
Miss Sallie Ellsworth has returned
from couple of weeks visit with
friends at Allegheny. She was accom-
panied by Miss Regenia Cooper
Dame Rumor says chat a young
business man OF Fourth street win wed
fair young lady Of Barton in the near
future
A Harvest Home dinner will be served
by the ladies of the ST. Pauls Church
next Friday evening in the parish
rooms of The church They win also
have plenty OF good music in attend
ance.
j. Blumenberg has returned home
from a several days visit ut GAINESVILLE.
Prof Edward Blumenberg has accept
ed a position as Organist In 81. Johns
Church at Wheeling This viii Do his
first Sunday.
Friday morning Charles Tunt OF
Washington street, caught an eel on q
uOut line that was - inches long
and measured SL inches around it's
body II was the largest one that has
been seen about here for some time.
Last Friday evening as the Belmont
Bowling Club was returning home from
a bowling party at Don. they found two
large smoked hams. They had little
dispute rs to who discovered Them first
and II was decided TO give q reception
TO the prominent men of the town one
night this week.
Fred Witchie has his merry go-TOund
In operation in The lot back of the new
Central school building
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Reece returned
home yesterday from weeks visit at
Cleveland
Brick work was begun on the electric
light plant yes erday.
The new Central school building is
being put under roof al present, and it
will not be many days before work on
the interior OF the building viii be COM
menCed
The Belmont Brick Company fired q
kiln of $4,000 bricks yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Porter, of Fourth street,
IS suffering with throat trouble
Robert Smith is home from a couple
of days visit Al Cameron, w. Va. He
made the trip on his bicycle
Geo. Cooke was az ST. Clairsville yes
tevday on business.
Harry Reyner, of In Platte, Mo. who
has been spending several weeks with
old friends here. is spending a few days
with Wheeling friends before leaving
for home.
VIM. Griffith has returned home from
a couple of days visit at Pittsburg.
James Gather and VIM. Garrett We're
at Steubenville yesterday on business.
VIII Connolly is at Gainesville look
ing after some oil interests.
VIM. Owens and wife are here from
Kent. O.. visiting relatives.
W 3. Francis. we'll known attorney
of this place, has been recommended
to fiji the vacancy on the Board of Dep
uty State Supervisors. caused by the
resignation OF EVERY Smith, of Bridge
port
To-day and coming week at ST.
Mary's. This is The seventeenth Sun
day after Pentecost and a feast Of St.
Michael Ep. Eph 4.1-6 Gosp. st. Matt.
22.35-45 Next Friday viii be first Fri
day Rev Father Weigand Will give
| Holy Communion al Z a. m i'm St.
Marys next Friday Next Sunday will
be the feast Of the Holy Rosary of the
Blessed Virgin Mary. Confessions viii
be heard next Saturday for those re-
ceiving Holy Communion next Sunday.
It is a day for the SodaIties and mem
bers of the League. The masses viii
be at 100 and 10 o'clock next Sunday.
The Board of Health failed to pet a
quorum last night and another meet
ing has been called for Monday morn
Ing at eight o'clock.
Sam Harris. of Mt Pleasant, was in
town yesterday on business.
Miss Elizabeth Williams was in town
yesterday visiting friends.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laugh
lin mill
Charles Williams is spending the day
at Mt. Pleasant with relatives.
Herbert LeSuer left yesterday for O.
visit at Anderson, Ind, for several
weeks.
Last night Charles Belean was run
in for being intoxicated.
George Willis. of Steubenville, was
i'm town visiting friends.
Last night was the last night of the
Independent Hose C0mpany's entertain
ment and social A large crowd was
present The receipts of the affair had
not been counted up last night, but the
boys made quite a sum on it.
"Haw cried the bold navigator.
Bring me a glass"
He scanned the horizon eagerly.
Another glass. Ha,
After the second glass he had no trout