Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
MARTINS FERRY.

announcing the marriage of Miss Har-
riet A. Lee 10 Mr.. Albert Roth, at Bell-l
aire. next Thursday evening. Both are
well known and estimable young peo-
pie Of that place.
Yesterday afternoon as Rohrey's de
livery wagon was coming up Fourth
street. the horse SHE'D at train pass
ing over the trestle on Fourth street.
and had a very narrow escape from
being run down by a street car, which
was passing at the time. AS it was no
damage was done with the exception
OF breaking a shaft on the wagon.
DR.. W. Hogan leaves tonight for
several days visit at his old home at
Warnock's Station.
Mrs. w. 3. Francis is able to be
about again after serious illness.
A. NJ. Harkins. of Rush Run, was IN
town yesterday on business.
Passenger traffic on the c. q p. road
was better yesterday than it has been
for some time back.
Work of building the superstructure
of the new school house will begin this
week. Brick was hauled all last week
and about Tuesday the work of laying
them will begin
The Buckeye glass works will start
ND tomorrow after several weeks
stOppage for repairs Two turns will
be put on at the start, which will put
twenty shops in operation. They eX-
pect to turn out some fine decorated
ware in the way of lamps and shades.
lanes Taylor. a we'll known young
mar of Mt Pleasant, will leave to-
morrcv on a journey which ne expects
to lana him at Cape Town, Africa, the
most solthern point of that continent.
| He will nave for New York in the
morning. and upon his arrival there he
Will go to liverpool, England, and
! thence to Caps Town, and then into
the interior of the continent. He eX-
poets to make TN trip in about two
months The trip X one for both ad-
venture and prospect
Halford Watson is hNme from Beth
any College 10 spend the summer vaca-
| ton.
Howard Smith has arrived home
from Lafayette College TO spend the
summer. He was accompanied by his
brother. Ernest, who was there attend
| ing the commencement.
Robert Sterly, of YOrkville, was in
town yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Martin Hunker.
we'll known man Of this place, died
at his home on Penn street after two
DAYS illness. He was taken with
hemorrhages of the stomach Friday
and continued to grow worse until yes
terday afternoon, when he died. He
was in his fiftieth year and leaves a
wife and four children, all of whom
are at home. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at three o'clock.
Interment viii be made at Riverview
! cemetery.
James McDonough is home from st.
| Nineent's College for the summer vaca-
! tons He was accompanied by his
( father who was there attending the
| commencement
VIM. Msdill, of Tilt0nsville, was in
town yesterday on business.
| Rev. james Garrett, Of Mingo, has
returned home after a visit with rela-
| tives here.
The West Virginia glass works shut
down yesterday for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter,
| Miss Alice, have returned home from
| Scio. where they were attending the
college commencement. They were ac-
companied Everett Morris, who was one
Of the graduates.
Sherman Weir and family were down
from Mt. Pleasant yesterday visiting
| friends.
W. r. Woodford general manager of
the c., L. & w. road, was in town yes
| terday on business.
! The local union of carpenters of this
place have elected the following officers
/ for the year: President, John Madden;
Vice President, Levi Shipman; Record
| ing Secretary. w. C. Morgan; Financial
/ Secretary. Thomas V. Salisbury; Treas
urer, STAMINA Gibbons; Conductor, Fred
Van Pelt; Warden, James Faust, Trus-
| tee. Levi Shipman.
A large number of Democrats of this
! place attended the county convention
at ST. Clairsville yesterday.
Rev Robins will exchange pulpits
/ to-day with Rev. c. B. HenthOrne, of
/ Bridgeport.
VIM. Joys new residence on Broad
way will be ready for occupancy this
week.
Rev Mr.. Trey, of Wheeling. will
address the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting this
afternoon.
The remains of Jeffrey Smith, the in
| dividual who ended his life by jumping
| from a second story window at New
/ Cumberland, arrived here yesterday
morning and were inferred in River
view cemetery.
Services at st. Paul's Church will be
| held at 1 o'clock instead of 8, as they
have been held heretofore.
The south bound train that arrives
here at sgt in the evening will arrive
one-half hour later, beginning Monday.
ST. Nary's to-day and coming week:
| This is the fourth Sunday of the month
and third Sunday after Pentecost. Ep.
LIST Of St. Peter SILL; GOsp. st. Luke
1910. The married men and wo-
mems sodality meet after vespers. Mass
on week days until school vacations are
over will be at a. m. There will be
no Sunday school until the second Sun
J day in September. The commence
ment Of St Mary's school will be next
Wednesday evening at the Opera House.
Exercises will begin promptly at
o'clock. Doors open at 1880. Next
Saturday will be the fast of SITS. Peter
| and Paul.
Miss Lizzie Bashore, of Mt. Pleasant,
was visiting at this place yesterday.
Grant Henderson, of Pittsburg, is
visiting relatives here.
James Frazier and family are visit
ing at Wheeling.
Dr. Osborne and wife were down
! from Mt. Pleasant visiting friends here.
Mis- pn1nna NTarao,- e