Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
MARTTN,S FFRRY

The funeral Of Frank O'Neal took
place yesterday morning at 9 o'clock
from ST. Mary's church, Rev. Father
M7-dngiy officiating. Interment was
mad at Nj. Calvary.
This morning viii be rally day at the
Presbyterian Sabbath school. \ pro-
gramme for the occasion has been pre-
pared. consisting Of music, reading and
defamation. Everybody IS invited TO
attend.
Roscoe Cng and wife have returned
home from a CoUD'e If days visit with
relatives at SmiJhfe,d.
Broadway citizens are anxiously
waiting for Judge briggs to render his
decision in regard to the appeal for an
injunction against paving the street.
Miss Clair Chamberlain returned
home last evening from a three weeks
visit ct Akron and Cleveland with re,3-
t.ves and friends.
Robert Sterling, Of YOrkyille, was in
town yesterday.
Charles Goldman IS here from Zanes-
Vile visiting his family.
Rev. Jacob Britt.ngham, Of Wheeling,
will conduct services at ST. Paul's Epis-
coDal church this afternoon at hllf-past
three O'clock.
7. Huskins and A. !. zee have re-
turned home from Canton, where they
have been attending the Canton fair.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Henderson,
took place Yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock. from mr. late home on Della
ware street. Interment was made at
Riyerview cemetery.
Geo. McCue and family have returned
homs from a couple of days visit at
Smithfeld.
The Aetnaville Tiger foot ball club
went out to ST. Clairsvilie Yesterday to
'hucl up against the foot ball team Of
that place. Quite number of their
friends went out with them to see the
contest.
The action Of the Butler hose team in
their babyfiad attempts or rather, bluffs,
to arrange a race with the Independent
hos company Of this place. is enough
to make a person with any sporting pro-
clivit.es turn his back and run at the
sound Of the name of Butler.
Strawberries Of the second crop,
raised by Robert Finuey. who resides
hack of town. were selling on the street
yesterday at 25 cents box.
Misses Lena Mckay and Mary Thorn
IS arrived home last evening from a
couple of weeks visit at Sandusky with
friends
81. Mary's to-day and coming week.
This is the eighteenth Sunday after
pontecost Tn. Isl. Cor. 1:4-9. Gosh.
81 Nett. 91-S There will be a meet
ing of the gentlemen Of the congrega-
ton after late mass. Married men and
women's sodalities meet after vesD= rs.
Mass next Tuesday in Dillon at III a.
m. There will bd services during the
month Of October every evening. The
literary society will not meet next
Thursday.
Dr.. J. G. Parr and family returned
home Yesterday from a visit with
friends at Smithfeid.
Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Pierce returned
yestrday evening from visit with rela-
tives and friends at Tiltonsvlie
A young daughter OF Daniel Cline. Of
the Fifth ward. is. i'll with typhoid fever
The Independent hose company will
hold a me- ting this afternoon for the
purnose of considering the challenge
made by the Butler, Pa, team. They
nav possibly nd a man mp to PITS
burg TO see If Butler wants the earth, as
they did The ofh-r time and Il they don't
back out too soon the Ind pendents
might give them a large portion Of It IN
order to get the $1,000 they want 10 run
for.
Richard Swartz returned home y'ster-
day from an extended Eastern Du9-le7S
trip. T..
A. N. Harkins. of Rush Run, was IN
town yesterday on business.
Lee White is on the SICK is..
R. W. Hodgens, Of Portland was IN
town Yesterday on business.
w. R. Radcliffe. of Nj Pleasant. was
in town yesterday calling on friends.
Mss Edith Kinsev. Of Mt. Pleasant
was here calling on friends yes'esrrd' ~,
Charles K. Williams is spending the
day at Mt. Pleasant with MS p3renes'
Ed. Saunders IS attending The Cadlz
fair. ,r-,.u,
returned home yesterday rom 'us
Smithfeld fair. They leave Iue5u@y ~
attend the Cadiz fair.
Frank Jones and his COMPANY appear
d at the Opera House last night IN A
, Yankee Drummer" II was the openlns
of the season here, and good audi
ence was present, and al were W'4I
pleased with the play.
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Opening Monday & Tuesday. swabackers'