Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30
MARTINS FERRY.

who ought to know that the rollers and
heaters at the Laughlin nail mill would
so on Friday and the other part of the
mill would start up the following Mon
day.
Mrs. Lee White is at Cameron, W,
Va, where she went to attend the fun
eral of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Parker.
who died at that place.
Water rents are due July I. A dis
count Of 10 per cent. will be allowed IL
paid before the 10th. w. r. Bowman,
secretary.
Harry Dyson will open up barber
shop Monday on South Fourth street.
George Cook is back from New
Athens, where he has been attending
Franklin college commencement.
The Welcome Fishing Club leave to-
night for Adena for a couple of weeks
outing. The club is made up as follows
Captain, James Hilton; cook, Hilles
Criswell; treasurer, AID. Greer; dish
washer, George Beck; snapper hunter,
Abe Greer. William Gosney has been
secured as a distributor of fish stories.
Miss Ada McMasters, of Mt Pleasant,
passed through here yesterday on her
way home from years stay at Cleye.
land.
Herman Helling, of Ellwood, Pa, re-
turned home this morning after a short
stay at this place,
Ross Robinson is home from Scio
College for the summer vacation.
R. Barr leaves for Pittsburg to-day to
spend week with his son.
William Humphrey has purchased
the Fisher & Padden saloon.
The Brown Front cottage has closed
up on account OF dull trade.
George Rizor came down from Cleans
Run yesterday with wagon load OF fine
garden truck. George says potatoes
and corn are doing fine. He claims to
have potatoes four incnes in diameter,
and corn ears'on the stock half foot
long.
E. ]. Buell., of Batavia. 4. Y.'yN".ee..s 81 81
town yesterday calling on the drug
trade.
Rev. ]. NJ. Criswell, late graduate
of the Chicago University, is the euest
of the family of William Moore on Wall
nut street.
A number of people have announced
their intentions to attend the iiremer's
tournament at Coshocton on the Fourth.
The Independent Hose Company have
completed arrangements for attending
the race at CoshOcton on July 4th. They
will leave on the Sd in order to be pres1
ent at the parade in the forenoon OF tho
oil
place in the afternoon. The first prize
is $3.50 and the second is 800. The boys
have been practiclng right along and
expect to pluck the plum" as they
have done heretofore. The team Is as
follows: J. w. Darrah. foreman; Patsy
Moore, assistant foreman; and others as
follows: "Jacky" Moore, Bert Mont
gomery, William Thomas. VIII Rod
gers. Ed. McArmich. Ollie McArmich,
Daniel Woods. Pete Reddy, Joe Ali.
George Springer Oliver Coss, Clarence
Ebberts, William Johnson, William
Inglemeyer, William Mullen, Charles
Downey, Al. Davis and Anon Paxton
leaders.
DR.. Hogan is home from n weeks
stay with friends at WarnOcks Station.
Rev. Birmingham, Of Wheeling. VIII
address the p. NJ. c. A. meeting this
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Sheets has returned from %
two weeks visit with friends and reia-'
tives at Cleveland. o.
The glassworkers Of this place, who
work at Huntington, are home for a
short time.
Mrs. William Moore. of this place, and
Mr.. w. T. Reed and wife will leave
next Tuesday morning for Brooklyn,
N. Y. where they will spend the sum-
mer with the formers sister, Mrs. John
Holbrook.
The Never Go" Fishing Club leave
tomorrow morning for a couple OF
weeks outing near Cadiz.
Henry Brown and Miss Myrtle Ham
son. of Hammondsville, Ind, were re-
Gently married at that place. Both a
them formerly resided at this place.
Edwin Thomas is visiting his parents
at Irondale.
Miss jamie Mears returned last even-
ing from a months visit at Washing-
ton, ID. c.
THE WEEK AT ST. MARY'5.
This is the fourth Sunday after Pen-
te cost. The commemoration Of st.
Paul Ep. Rom. S1S-23. Gosp. St. Luke
5:1-11. Next Friday will be first Fri
day of the month. Confessions will be
heard on Thursday afternoon a. 3
o'clock. and in the evening for grown
people only. Friday morning the mass
will be at Z o'clock. Stations or Woy CT
the Cross will be made afCer mass and
benediction of the Blessed sacrament
There will be no benediction Friday
evening. The devotiOns Of the first Fri
DAYS will be in the morning during
school vacations. Next Sunday will be
Holy Communion day 70 boys and
misses sodalities. Rev. Father Theodore
Nattingly, lately ordained, cousin Of
the pastor, i'll celebrate late mass to-
dov First mass. 1870 a. u. second