Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
MARTINS FERRY.

The case of J. Y. Patterson against
J. w. Terrill, which was heard some
time ago before Squire Keller, and was
appealed to Common Pleas Court when
he rendered a verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff, was up before the Common
Pleas Court Friday, and the motion to
course the return of the sheriff was
OverTuled and Squire Kellar's decision
reversed.
Howard Stewart left yesterday for
Delaware College for the winter course.
VIII CrowelI left last evening for New
Cumberland, where he has secured a
position in the Chelsea china works.
Miss Bessie Brady has returned
home from a couple Of weeks visit
at Fostoria with friends and relatives.
J. c. Prentiss, of Erie, Pa, was in
town yesterday on business.
VIM. Jones. of Steubenville. was in
town yesterday visiting friends.
Miss Jennie Mcpherson, of Steuben-
vile, returned yesterday after a weeks
visit with the family Of Smith Els
worth.
The foundation for the electric light
plant was commenced Friday and John
Goodman. the contractor, expects to
have it finished by the last OF this com
ing week
Ed Souders has returned home from
Woodsfield, where he hash been at
tending the fair for the past week.
VIM. Horovitz has returned from an
Eastern trip.
A. N. Harkins, of Rush Run, was IN
town Yesterday on business.
Miss Della Chambers, of Cambridge,
O., is the guest of Miss Maud CARRIER,
of Third street.
The first floor of the building next TO
the Peoples Bank. on Fourth street,
Will soon be turned into store room
which will be occupied by z. K. Hoge
as a drug store. Mr.. Hoge will have
the interior fitted out in the latest style
and will also have a night and day
clerk.
Mrs. Henry Copies, Of Allegheny, IS
visiting friends at this place to-day.
A metal ceiling will be put IN the
Peoples Bank. The large plate glass
window that was put III last week Is d
great improvement TO the appearance
of the building.
MIR. and Mrs. James Peters returned
home Yesterday from their wedding
trip and will 30 to housekeeping on
Third street.
Miss Sue Copenhayer and mother
are home from visit at Weston.
A w. Kerr was in Pittsburg yester-
day on business.
Rev. Robbins was in Steubenville
Yesterday on business.
NIovor Westwood received kilograms
from Darlington. Warrington ana
Steubenville that guarantees had oee1
established against this place and
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visit at Woodsiield.
Mrs. Frank Ebert has returned from
q visit with friends at Mingo.
Mrs. George McCue and children are
visiting relatives near Mt. Pleasant
Miss Maud Newland is visiting al
MI. Pleasant for few days.
To-day and coming week at oO
Narv's-This is the fifteenth sunday
after Pentecost and feast OF the Holy
Name of Mary: Ep. Gal 5:25 and GIL
Coen ST Luke 711-6. This is the
tbird Sunday of the month and holy
communion day for members OF the5
League. young mems young ladies' ana
married mems and women's sodlall-
tios The promoters viii make their
reno1ts after magnificent in vespers for
roontbs of August and September.
NJ Friday there will he High Mass
at & q m. and special deyOtions at t:50
~ for orr Holy Father Leo Kill
Next Wednesday, Friday ana 9aIuI S.-
will be Ember days, consequently idat
DAYS of obligation. The services n ...1I
Friday evening will concluoe VII"
benediction. 80. D1ooo
The blacksmiths Of TINS place ace
bridgeport and Bellaire will raise t tie
nrice of horseshoeing five cents Oh 'ne
shoe after October LIST.