Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
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The cantata Nativity, which was TO be
presented at the Opera House tomorrow
night, has been postponed on account OF
the cold weather.
Miss Lillian Jones, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, IS convalesciug.
John Stamm, of East Liverpool, was in
town yesterday, the guest OF Thomas i.
Irwin
There will be no Sabbath School or
church services held at the Episcopal
Church to-day.
To-day and coming week at St. Mary
This is Septuagesima Sunday. Ii was the
practice of some of the early Christians TO
fast seventy days, some sixty days, and
some fifty days before Easter Sunday.
The fast Of forty DAYS is now universal
throughout the Church The Married
Men and women's SOdality aud Altar So
ciety meet after Vespers; there will also
be a meeting of those in charge OF the Val
entine Bazaar Next Sunday will be HOLY
Communion Day for members OF the
League. Yonng Men and Young WOmen's.
Married Men and Women's Sodalities.
During the extremely cold weather, Mass
will be held in the chapel. There is no
Gloria in EXcelsis in the Mass OF the Sun
DAYS from to-day until Easter Sunday.
The funeral of Robert Smith, Of Tenth
street. who died of typhoid fever, will &C.
cur this afternoon from his late home.
Rev. DR.. Cooke, of Wheeling, will lead
the mems meeting in the \. NJ. G. A..
rooms this afternoon.
Work at the Ktna-Standard last week
was very good. Nearly all the mills being
in operation. The work OF changing the
sheet mills to tin mills is progressing at a
fair rare, and they are expected to be nm
ished in a couple of weeks. Yesterday
was pay day, ana all the employees were
looking happy.
The river at this place is frozen over
and Yesterday several skaters we've seen
on the ice. One young fellow while
Skating near the shore broke through the
ice. but escaped without being wet very
much.
spending Sunday with his family
Regular services will be held to-day in
all the churches, by the several pastors.
There is some talk of the Cuion glass
house. in the northern part OF town, TAX
inp M a new location. The owners. Cal
Their. Garrett and Radcliffe, claim they
have had several gOou offers made them,
which they are now considering. The con-
Germ EMPLOYS about twenty people and
make some very fine glassware, besides
doing a good deal Of engraving for other
glass companies.
Mrs. Reese Watkins is visiting her hus-
band at Ellwood, Pa, for few days.
CLAYTON Hinge of NJ Pleasant was in
town Yesterday on business.
Miss Mamie Fisher OF South Broad
way, is SICK.
threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Lucy McWllliams has returned
home from visit at Moundsvil!e,
neafslr md lgHH ~ lu
cave dance Friday evening ia the store
1oom RECENTLY vacated by G. w. Lee, on
Broadway. About twenty couples were
nresent VINO spent the evening IN very
merry way
The street car service was very irregu-
lar yesterday. Sometimes il was two and
three hours between trips. Msny p9ople
were complaining OF having to wait in the
cold for them.
Miss Flo Coss pleasantly entertained
number of her friends at her home on Fifth
street Friday evening The Mandolin aud
Guitar Clue furnished some very nice
music during the evening.
From the looks OF some OF our people
the past few days, they would welcome
change in the weather.
Patsy Sullivan was taken TO the county
Jail Yesterday by the Marshal.
small party OF young folks drove out
m the WAY Side Inn last night.
mr. Carl Rust has returned home from
Wellington. o., after a short visit with his
Nathan Brown. Of Colersin, was in town
yesterday.
Yesterday on business
OurinC the cold weather the West Vir-
g;nia Glass Company has been expert
sncinC some difficulty, on account OF a short
sye of gas. They have been firing the fur
mace for the past week with coal.
The Madge Tucker Company played the
Police Alarm TO d small house last night
Robert Sterling, Of Deep Run, was iu
town yesterday on business.