Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
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The religious services at the different
churches Viii DE varied from the usual
custom The United Presbyterian
Church services VIII be the same as
usual. The First and Second Presby-
terrain Churches viii hold Children S
Day services al 1880 a. M, other SER
vices as usual
Lower Bauairo H. =. Church. Preach
ing aU ~ q. H., Children's Day SER
vices. 1880 p. m At the First NJ. ID.
Church. The pastor, Rev. o. W..
Holmes VIII preach q special sermon
to- the children at III a. M. and chill
Irels services viii take place i'm the
evenings
AT the Christian Church the day will
Pie given UP TO the childrens dilecta-
lion nj II q. m. There viii be song
service and O "sermOnette, Fifteen
minutes long, 10y the pastor at S p. IN.
Concerts. responsive readings reclta-
u0ns and special music, and coilec-
ti0n for lhe foreign missions.
At the Trinity Episcopal Church the
Bt Rev Boyd Vincent. Bishop Oh
Southern OHIO. viii preach at Che morn
.ng service and administer continuation
to % class of fourteen. and in the after
noon he Will visit ST. Pauls Church,
Martins Ferry, and confirm large
class there
no preaching at the German Reform
Church ON account of the absence Of
the pastor Rev. J.. VI. Weiss. Other
services as usual
The children viii DE hon0red in all
che above churches with plants, flow
ors. singing birds bright and interest
Ing services. Let all come.
About dozen knights OF the Mac
cabees went up to Bridgeport Friday
night t0 attend am open meeting given
by the Bridgeport Tent Miss Schaef-
fer read am essay on the origin and
early history OF the order, and j. S.
Burt of Alliance. gave an address eX-
planning why you should be q member
OF Tie order Both performances were
heartily applaud5l Then The Knights
repaired To- their nall and Initiated the
new candidates. when the Belaire boys
had 90 leave, as their time was up
1880 p. m.
The county levy this year is 81 cents
as against 81 cents on the 500. This
is getting down To- economy, if eNpen-
SEES are kept within bounds. The levy
for the puucy pike is ID cents.
Mr. William Prince and family went
ON, J0 GAINESVILLE yesterday 10 spend a
few days.
Airs. Joseph Sonno5orn, of the Fourth
ward. has gone to- Cumberland to visit
relatives and friends.
Merchant Hotel guests-JOhn D..
Beaver Pa. J W StillwoIl Bridgeport;
james Duncan, Bridgeport; b. IS.
Barnes. Belmont; Z. II. Anderson, Ro-
chester. H. ". w. b. D2nford, Heath;
d. N. Warn0ck Warnock c. W..
Finch. ST. ClairsWue; H. Sites Ash
/ land
Mrs 70. Hrst, of Pittsburg who has
been visiting mt the Merchants Hotel
for the past ten days, returned to her
home yesterday.
Miss Anna Wiley, who is cierking in
one of the departments al Washington,
-. c. is n BeiaWe taking a short va
cation from the iabors of her position.
There were lorty-Jwo teachers at the
county teachers examination yesterday
40 BeUaIo.
Aiss Brown. of the teachers here has
gone t0 her home at bcipre, o., TO
spend beer vacation.
WIN Nlusau. James r. Dubois. w.
/ o. IS. Piper and others viii start June
~ OH d jant over the mountains to
. Winchester va. They viii drive over.
AIRS Mamie WauOck of Altenheim,
o.. IL tr5
the Fourth ward las, evening
D.. N. Merriman is acting as postal
/ clerk on the c. & p train i'm the place
, OF ~ II. Walker. who is of on account
OF the very dangerous illness Of his
wife.
Prank Cousins, who spent the last
+ two weeks ar Butler, Pa, among his
friends. has returned TO his home much
improved.
/ j. Ne May. the L. S. express agent
/ has son5 to- his Old home at Somerset,
Perry county o, ON short visit
L Jones. Jr, of this place, writes
homo from Albany. n. -. that he was
/ travelling with q circus, but is lying
now suffering from a broken arm.
Miss Mary Saunders. of the Fourth
ward. is home from Philadelphia,
/ where she was attending the DreXel
( lnstiwlo.
William A. Luke. the general pro-
/ duce merchant is using a bran new
I wagon
Airs john n. Lane and Miss Jessie
/ Butte are home from am extended trip
There have been 223 graduates from
tho r,.rfrffa hfrn school no ladies and