Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
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row at O:30 a. m.
Elder a. b. Griffith, of Cuyahoga Falls,
will I'LL the pastors pulpit in the Christian
church to-day. Ali the other services at
the usual hours.
The usual services will be held in the
First M. K. Church by the pastor. y. w.
Holmes. Evening subject for the sermon
will h., "A Call 10 the Unconverted." AL
are invited.
German Reform church will give the
usual German services at 1880 a. m, and
the other services as usual. Pastor, kew.
s. NJ. Weiss.
Usual services at the Second Presbyte-
rian church. Gravel Hill.
AT the First Presbyterian church, owing
to the pastors absence, there Will be no
public preaching, but the regular services
of the church will be held.
Rev. II. 5. Boyd will preach in the Uni
ted Presbyterian church morning and
evening. All other services at the regular
time.
Rev. John t. Foster will hold the regu-
lar preaching services at ii a. m. ana ;oo
D. m. Other meetings az the usual time.
Rev. VIM. Peregoy will preach in the
South Bellaire M. T., church at ii a. IN.
aud 80 p. III. Other services at the reg
ular hours The revival al this church IS
creating good DIT of interest IN that par I
of town and a goodly numOer have yielded
to the spirit ana confessed pardon.
At the A. NJ, +. church and second M.
E. church there will be regular services.
Rev j. w. Ashbury, Presiding Elder OF
this district Will hold the second regular
quarterly meeting services atthe A. NJ. b.
Church, Bellaire on February 2nd and 3D.
Mrs. a. G Darrah, OF st. Clairsville
spent several days last week at her sons
hsme, d. II. Darrah.
Mr. Roemer is manager Of the Ssotch
Preserving Co. since Mr.. Cummins has
put his attention to his own store, owing
TO Mr.. Rodewig starting up in business for
himself.
The funeral of j. w. CAREERS mother
in-law occurs at Salesville, OHIO to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Career aud Mrs. w. u.
Love are in attendance.
The members of A class of the Bellaire
High School took the teachers examlna-
tion yesterday in the Central building.
There is a very bright outlook for Bel
laire building trades this coming season.
With the j. Il. Kelly building ana the
Catholic school building, both OF which
are already under construction, and the
two stored brick on Union street for ID.
II. Darrah, which is contracted, and the
plans of Blum Bros. for large
block on the corner of Thirty
second and Union streets, things
look well. Bellaire gives promise
OF bright future. Soon the large new
blast furnace Will be at work and there
are large orders ahead for steel. This will
greatly increase the weekly output of these
works and hence increase the pay roll, and
benefit all classes. The other works are
enabled to keep going and with the in
creased business all around this will in
crease their trade also. Everything seems
rosy colored.
James KINNEY is to drill three wells
for oil on Captna creek on the farms be-
longing to Welsh and Mooney. They will
De about | 600 feet deep and expect 10 tap
light flows of Oil. These are TO be tests Of
that territory. There Is a large amount
of excitement just now on the subject Of
oil, and good many amateur oil specula-
tors are developing IN this community.
Mrs. V Williams and son will go TO
GAINESVILLE 10. morrow for week or ten
days visit among friends.
At the stock hOlderS' meeting at the Bell
aire nail works yesterday, the same board
of directors was elected as last year, which
means that the same management of these
very successful works will continue for
anothe year.
George Kerns, assistant at the Belmont
Building and Loan Company's Office, is
convalescing yer nicely and expects to get
down stairs about the first of the week.
The stockholders of the Novelty Stamp
ing Company will hold their annual meet
ing tomorrow tor the election OF directors
and transacting other business. The have
have had very successful years trade,
and have very bright outlook for the COM
ing year, so it is very probable that the
same board will be elected and the works
placed under the same officers another
year.
William II. Gill, of Muncie, Indiana. was
registered yesterday at the Globe Hotel.
He is of the firm of Gill Bros, who are OPP
Grating large pot WORKS at Muncle and
are doing thriving business
Miss Minnie Cohen entertained num-
Der of her friends last evening at her home,
in honor of her friend, Mrs. Hennessy.
very fine spread will be laid for the large
company for a six O'Clock dinner Miss
Minnie knows how TO entertain royalty.
Miss Annie Warnock, of Warnock's
Station. is visiting her friend, Miss Lura
Dickens, in the Fourth ward.
MIR. Hiram Jones, of the Fifth ward,
who has been ailing for several days, is
better and able to be about again.
Ross Cots is attending the Wheeling
Business College.
on Friday night last there was very
pleasant gathering at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. John Preston, of the Fourth ward, in
honor of the eighteenth anniversary OF
their wedding. About thirty persons
were there, and they were royalty enter
tanned.
Rev. w. B. Kirtley. who is holding
nrotracted meeting at the Second NJ. Il.
church. is a fine talker and is having good
success.
Robert Downs horse slipped and fell on
the lev street. aud ashes had 10 be sprlnkled
around him before be could get foot hold
30 get on his feet again. Horses should be
kept rough this time of year ''-
The committee who are making arrange.
meuts for the anniversary celebration OF
I,ee's surrender for April 9, are having eX'
cellent success. They have engaged three
nopular speakers for the occasion. and Will.
he able 10 give music, recitauons and
number of campfire talks that cannot iall
TO interest and please the pubic. Also,
thev expect to give the public grand sur
nrise on that occasion. In short, the meet
inc will be both commemorative and IN
structive, and viii be pleasure to all VINO
attend. -.
now on the different relief societies OF the
town. and they need more money and artl-
Giles of clothing aud food to supply these
needs. a generous public must DC always
giving. So, friend, be generous .,o :.
0. .. A. Minis society is on the IN
crease in Ohio. Reports from the state
Secretary indicate steady growth among
fine local councils. There are between
eighty and ninety local councils in the
state and each one, with few exceptions,
report limitations. There are about 5000
mem oers in OHIO and they are doing
GOOD work. Here in Bellare there IS quite
an active interest exhibited for the order.
The members take an active interest III
their councils doings, and each council Is
under safe management
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