Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
MARTINS FERRY.

pointed were as follows: General AT
rangements. Jas. A. Dickson, Misses
Lille Dean, Ida Hoyle, Ellen Gray and
Anna Gilbert; Reception, Misses, Lille
Dean, Cora Sloan, Nettie Williams, LIB
bic Tweedy, May McCleary. Bessie Bo-
gle, Mrs. ]. Rosenthal, Messrs. DR.. w.
II. Hall, Frank Mitchell, Robt- Kerr,
Roy Clark. VIII Crowl; Entertainment,
Misses Ida Hoyle, Sarah Gray, Marcia
Schofeld, Nellie Smylie, Minna Black
ford, Jas A. Dickson, Mrs. B. Williams,
Mrs. Busch, Mrs. F. Mitchell and Miss
Ethel Murdoch; Ushers. Misses Emily
McCarty, Bertha Bartholomew, Ruth
and Alice McCleary, Amelia Reitz, Mat
tie Evans, Mary Bishop and Iva Mis-
kell Flowers, Misses Ellen Gray, Ella
Campbell, Mrs. Moreland, Robt. Hicks
and Rev. S. ]. Boyle; Printing, j. A
Dickson, Wis. Kerr, Mss Cora Sloan,
Mrs. Ella Bishop; Correspondence, Miss
Anna Ebert, K. F.. Mcclure and Miss
Cora Sloan.
The Y. NJ. c. A. lecture committee
are arranging for a series Of three lee
lures to be given here this winter at
the Opera House. Owing to the dlsap-
Dointments they received last year they
intend 10 canvass the town and should
they sell enough tickets to insure them
success in the affair the course will be
given, and if not, they will cancel the
engagements. The three lecturers they
have engaged are famd throughout the
country for their abilities in lecturing.
They are Prof ]. B. Demott, who needs
no introduction TO the people here. He
was here three years ago and his lee
lures met with great success. Polk
Millers. who made such hit at Chau-
tauqua this summer, is the second one,
and Jno. r. Clarke. one Of the finest
speakers in this country, is the third.
Any one having any knowledge Of thesA
three men know that no better course
could be gotten. Canvassing will begin
this coming week and will continue un-
I'll the whole town has been gone over.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral Of
Mrs. Nose Mccain, who died at the Co
lumbus hospital, Friday, from an opera
ton performed on her for cancer, took
place from the home of John Rice, on
Third street. Rev. j. w. Robins, who
was the officiating minister, delivered a
lected choir of the NJ. E. Church rem
dered several beautiful hymns. The re-
mains were laid to rest in Riverview
cemetery. Mrs. Mccain was a daugh-
ter OF Mrs. e. J. Westlake, who resides
a short distance back of town, and dur
ing late years has been a great sufferer
from cancer, and was taken TO Column
bus several months ago for treatment,
where she died.
Yesterday morning James Tannehill.
ST., q we'll known mailer at the Laughlin
mill, had a narrow escape from a ter
rible death. A belt on one of the ma
chimes he had charge Of slipped off the
shaft in the cellar and he went down
and was in the act OF putting it on when
his shirt caught on the shafting where
il is Sphced. In almost an instant he
was swung around the shafung, but his
body caught about the joists in such
pOs.tionas to keep him from revolving
about. A boy, who was assisting him,
gave the alarm, and before the engine
could be stopped and he was rescued
yearly all his clothing was torn from
his body His only injuries are several
flesh wounds on the left side of his body.
Last evening the Good Templars gave
a very enjoyable social in the X. OF p
hall.
Miss Flora Moore, of Proctor, w. Va,
has returned home after weeks visit
with friends and relatives here.
w. S. Fenton, Democratic candidate
for Auditor, was in town yesterday
among friends.
Chas Lyman and wife, of Cleveland,
have returned home after a visit with
friends here.
Thos. Sr:nger, of Portland, was in
town yesterday.
Ad. Conaway, of Fulton, was in town
yesterday.
Robt. Baggs leaves tomorrow for Ell
wood, where he has secured position
in the NOrthwood glass house.
Carl Ruhke, Of Sistersville, returned
home yesterday after a visit with
friends here.
Mrs. F. Feichman, of Cairo, H., is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lipphardt
lnd family.
Miss Sue Moore, Of GAINESVILLE has re-
turned home after a short visit with Dr.
w. H. Hall and family. She leaves in
a couple of weeks for Atlanta, Ca, to
spend several months.
Prof. Thos Mitchell returned yester-
day from a short visit with his family
at Mt Lake Park
The Mt. Pleasant base ball club de-
feated the Scheele team yesterday on
the formers grounds by score of 6
to 5.
Rev. Father McDermott, of Holy
Ghost COLLECT, and Rev. Father Hart
neaday, of Steubenville, are the guests
of Rev. Father Mattingly, of this place.
Mrs. Stephen Rowley and daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Hilton, left yesterday for a
weeks visit with Cambridge friends
and relatives.
st. Marys to-day and coming week:
This is the thirteenth Sunday after Pen
tic0st and feast of the Nativity Of the
Blessed Virgin, Ep. Gal. 5:16-24 Gosp.
st. Matt 6:24-33. Forty hours devotion
will continue throughout to-day and
close tomorrow, with high mass at s
o'clock. Rev Father McDermott, c. S.
Sp.. Of the Holy Ghost College, will
preach at late mass to-day. Rev
Father McDermott, Chanl. of the do
cese of Wheeling, will preach tonight
at 80. Throughout all day the church
will be open. Every service in all
Catholic churches is open to all and
there is no ned of any invitation. The
sodalities will receive holy communion
at first mass. The sodalities will all
meet as directed Devotions this even
ing and tomorrow. They will close
benediction.
Last evening Lee White entertained
the Oriental band in a very pleasant
manner at his home on Fifth street.
Rev. Father Moye, of Wheeling,
preached a very impressive sermon Fri
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