Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
BENWOOD

Mrs. c.. Clemens VIII leave Jne nrsI
of the week for PiJtsburg 10 visit rela-
-.ves.
James Dolan. proprietor of the Ar
lingt0n Hotel of S.stersyille, was in
town during the past week
A. b. Curr3ns, of BTaddOcks, Pa, was
here on business the past week.
Miss Geraldine Booth. Of Cameron, is
visiting friends and relatives in this vi
entity
Christmas entertainment at ST. Mat
-hew's English Lutheran Church VIII
De held on Christmas night.
NIr. Peter joyce and John Dolan will
spend to-day with friends at Washing
ton, Pa.
You can't miss it by going to see the
fine assortment of goods that ]. p Bar
ger. the jeweler. has for Christmas.
Watches for boys. $3.50; Ladies'
Watches. $500 20 $500. at Barger's.
Mrs. Charles Sprouts and children will
spend the holidays with her parents in
Palentine. w. Va.
Mr.. Walter Clark was in MOundsville
last week on business.
The Ladies Aid Society entertained
their members last Monday night. The
evening was enjoyed by all who were
present
Mrs. G.. w Lsary, Of Columbus, O..
is visiting her sister. of this place.
Miss Annie CrOsSan. Of New Athens.
o.. is visiting the family Of Mrs. G. w.
MCGUIRE.
Miss Katie Hall, who has been attend
ing the Normal School at West Liberty,
is home for the holidays.
Miss Matte Ser.g. of North Wheeling,
was the guest Of relatives here for a
few days.
There will be a hop az Dolan's hall on
New Years eve.
Mrs. Lizzie SwarJz has returned from
St. Clairsyille
The Christmas entertainment Of the
VI. L. Church will take place on Christ
mas night.
An institute viii be held in Upper
BenwOOd on January 18th.
Mrs. DR.. Warden, of Grafton, will
spend the holidays with her father,
Squire Pelley, on Main street.
MIR. John Swartz. of Pittsburg, is
home for a few days.
A party was given Tuesday evening
az The home of Miss Annie Kearns, IN
honor Of her friend Miss Fannie Dyke,
from Piedmont
Charles Downing, Of Pittsburg, was
a visitor In the city yesterday.
Miss Lillian Weaver. from Cnarles-
ton. w. Va. is here on a visit.
Father NcNIenaman was the guest OF
Father Tighe. Of Martins Ferry, during
the past week.
CHRISTMAS services at the NJ E.
Church on Christmas morning at b
o'clock
A crowd Of young gentlemen Of this
city will spend Christmas with Plus
burg friends.
Miss Alma Kelly. Of Sherrard, was
the guest of relatives here.
Miss L0ttie Price. of Buckhannon
Seminary. is home for holiday vaca-
ti0n
The Ladies' Aid Society viii have a
turkey supper on New Years eve.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
Following is the programme OF the
Christmas entertainment Of the NJ. +.
Church: Invocation, Rev J. S Robin
son: Fair Galilee. chorus; first speaker,
II. Stewart: second speaker Mrs. II.
Stewart: It's the Merry Feast. chorus;
third speaker. Prof. r. A. Riggs; fourth
speaker. Nora Dolbear; QUar,ette, MAJ
areth the Lowry Annie Pelley, Mrs.
J. s. Robinson. j. W. Lineberger. Chas.
Evans: fifth speaker. Clifford Mcmillan;
sixth speaker, Hattie Davis; solo and
ouarte-te. Nora D0lbsar. Hattie Davis,
J. W. Lineberger. Clifford Mcmillan;
He that LOveth. chorus; fifth speaker
and sixth speaker continued; solo.
There was Pain in the City Nora
Sersg. fifth speaker and sixth speaker
continued: solo and Quartette, Treas
ures i'm Heaven Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald,
Mrs II. Stewart. Lewis Hawkins j. W.
Leach: fifth speaker and sixth speaker
continued: solo. "Fierce was the Wind.
Annie Pelley; seventh speaker, Chas.
Evans. eighth speaker, Halle Martin;
"Hosanna i'm the Highest chorus;
eighth speaker continued; Quartette. Il
Am the Bread of Life Nora Serig,
Christian Serig, Lewis Hawkins, K. A.
Rigs: seventh speaker and eighth
speaker continued; duet and chorus,
"Friends Of the Burdened,' Mrs Frank
Porterfeld Mrs j. 5. Robinson; ninth
speaker. J. W. Line5erger; tenth speak
pr Annie Pelley. solo. "Galilean, Thou
HAST CONQUERED" J. W. Leach; tenth
sneaker continued; All Power Is Given
Unto Ne" chorus; ninth speaker and
tenth speaker continued; He VIII
Come Again" chorus; benediction, by
The pastor.