Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-27
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MARTINS FERRY.


Samuel Stone has returned home
from Ellwood, Pa, where ne has been
working in the Northw0od glass mousse
VIM. Eberly IS on the SICK list.
A. w. Kerr went to PittsburS yester-
day on business.
Mrs. Thomas Pugh has returned home
from a visit with friends ana reialiNeS
al SteUbenyille.
J.B. Gillespie is home from Youngs-
town spending the day with his family
Quite a large number OF people OF
this place attended the ball game at the
Island park yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Dubbs, Of Cleveland, is
the guest Of friends and relatives at this
place.
Bridgeport is to have new glass
house before very long.
Rev. z. KOelner, of Beaver Fails,
viii preach al the German Lutheran
Church to-day.
Miss JAMIE Mears is home from Mt.
de Chantal spending the day with her
parents.
Miss Lizzie jones and brother Fred,
of Portland Station, were visiting at
this place Yesterday
Charles Comley, Of Steubenville, was
here yesterday on bushes.
Mss Lizzie Harrison, Of Mt. Pleas
ant. was here yesterday calling on
friends
Rev. R. G. Campbell, Of New Athens,
Will preach Al the U. P. Church .als
morning and evening, Rev Campbell
was pastor OF The Z. p. Church at this
place about thirty years ago.
Regular services will be held at all
the churches to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Francis are
spending the day at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Roscoe Ong = on the sick list.
ST. Marys and coming week: This IS
the twenty-frst SnCday after Pen-ecost.
EDh. Vi 1917; GosD st. Matt. xviii.
1926. Tomorrow viii be the Feast Of
S.. Simon and the Apostles. Next Fri
day Will be the Feast of All Saints,
holy day of obligation. First mass at
half-pas- five; second mass at nine
o'clock: bcnedicJion at hslf-past seven
fin the evening. Next Thursday All
Halloween viii be fast day Of C5liga-
zion. NexJ Friday viii also be the first
Friday Of the month. Confessions viii
be heard next Thursday afternoon as
long as there be any persons in the
church. Next Tuesday there viii be
high mass for James Brassell, de-
ceased. Next Saturday VIII be the COM
mcmOration Of all holy souls Of the
faithful departed. 1t is commonly
called All Souls Day. There viii be
high mass at s a. m, and according to
custom, envelopes VIII be distributed
TO the congregation for their intentions.
There will be twelve masses said for
these intentions. Sunday will be holy
communion day for boys and girls
sodaliJ.es. Confessions viii be heard
next Thursday and Friday afternoons
and Saturday afternoon and evening.
Joseph Inglemeyer and brother, Leo
pold. of Bridgeport, leave this morning
for Pit-sburg o visit their aged mother
Mrs. VIM. Il. Sanders is recovering
from q severe attack OF the pleur.sy.
George Morton, Of East Liverpool, was
here yesterday on business.
Mrs. Benjamin Teagarden who is i'll
with typhoid fever. IS no better.
Last Friday evening two Well-knOwn
Young men Of this place got little
too much of the amber fluid aboard and
went TO The home Of q friend and upon
not being admitted began stoning the
house, and It was only through the in
reference Of a friend that kept them
from being arrested.
a young gentleman Of the First ward
VIII be married TO young lady OF Co
shocton on or about Christmas.
A young child of J. w. Ferrin. who
has been i'll with the fever, is recover
ing.
NJ c. Mitchell is recovering from a
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Jacob Wilson returned home yester-
day from a three-weeks' visit at At
lanta, Ga
The Good Templars gave a neckt.e
social and supper in the X. of P. hall
last evening.
Robert Sterling, of Yorkville. was
here yesterday on business.
Mrs. Emma v Craig, Of this place.
left Yesterday for q several weeks visit
60 East Liverpool, O., and Ellwood
Pa, with friends and relatives.
The American Mechanics will give p
festival and bazaar at Scheele's hall
November I'd and 4th.