Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

The Martins Ferry ball club and the II.
c. Richards, of Wheeling. crossed bats
Yesterday on the mil grounds. In the be-
ginning of the seventh inning the game
ended in a fight between BLOCK Brow
the umpire and Ross Barrett or the Rlcn-
ards team, over decision MADE oy Brown
Saloon and bar fixtures for sale. inquire
al Owen Friery's.
About a dozen bicycle riders OF this piace
will go cut 10 Mt. Pleasant this morning
The following are the officers selected py
the G. A. r post 10 have change or the pa
raSe Decoration Day: Chief marshal, Geo
Tweedy: John A. Brown. chief OF stan d
T. Hanes, adjutant; aids, Thos- v. sans,
bury and ". II. Hobbs. The parade WI
take place in the afternoon at 100 O'CLOCK
;ns,ead of 10 O'Clock in the morning as Il
has heretofore. The graves OF the oid sol
diers will be decorated in the morning
Rev. r. W. Robins has been secured 10 de-
liver the memorial services on Suncay'
May 2iih.
A crowd of young people of this place
will give a private dance next wednesday
evening at Steele's Grove.
The Misses Netie and IDA Littieton; OF
Washington, Pa. are the guests or Kew.
E. A. Bailey and wife.
Communion services will be held al the
L. p church this morning.
j. r. Goodwin of Philadelphia, was mere
yesterday on business.
Henry Gauding has returned home from
GAINESVILLE, where he has been on business
Roy Wood left yesterday for Scott Ha-
ven, Pa, where he has position;
George Rice. of S!stersville, is here VS.
iting relatives.
VIM. Green, Patrick Lacey and Larry
Murphy left yesterday for Indiana, Pa,
wehere they will work in glass fac-
tory.
morning for her home at Hammondsville,
Pa, after a visit with relatives here.
c. ]. Irwin, of Everett. Pa. is the guest
OF his brother, Thos. j. Irwin, of Third
street.
Coates, daughter of VIM. Coates. and AL
fred Latimer of this place, will he mar
ried by Rev. ". 3. Hartzog at the Bap-
list parsonage Both are well known and
respected young people of the Fifth ward
and have the congratulations of their
Miss Bessie Pope of Woodsfeld. return
ed home yesterday after a visit with
friends here for few days.
Rev. w. B. Har;Zog will address the
r"en's gospel meeting this afternoon at the
Wheeling Y. VI. c. 4.
Harry Mullaney is III at his home with
the typhoid fever.
Allen Graham has opened up a confec-
tionery in the room formerly occupied by
Heil's meat market.
The Aetna Standard pay roll yesterday
amounted TO $4,000
Ralph Heaton has purchased an eighteen
pound Rambler bicycle.
Tuesday evening Past Commander Thos.
G. Sample. of Allegheny. will deliver an adj
dress 10 the Thoburn Post. G. a. r.
Fred Barber. of Sistersville. is here cali
ing on relatives and friends.
Price Rose, of Yorkville, was in town
yesterday.
Lot II. JOY of McKeesport is the guest
OF his son, VIM. JOY and family.
A. NJ. Harkins, of Rush Run, was in
town yesterday.
Misses Nellie and Lizzie Harrison. of Mt.
Pleasant, were in the city yesterday call
ing OH friends.
VIM Thompson, an employe al the Aetna
Standard. had a fall Of about fourteen
feet Friday, which bruised him up pretty
bad.
Robert Sterling, of Yorkville, was in town
yesterday on business.
Misses Hilda and Ina Bowman of Wells
burg. are the guests of their brother. w. r.
Bowman and brother.
Chrales Carson returned home yesterday
from a visit a. Cameron. W. Va.
Sherwood Keohrsen has been i'll for some
with typhoid fever. and is no better.
Last evening James Parker or Ninth
street, entertained about ten couples of his
young friends at his home in a very pretty
manner. in honor of his fourteenth birth
day.
Ii was reported last evening that VIM.
Britton. who was so badly beat up Thurs
day evening. had died. Investigation prov
ed il untrue. He was up here last even
Der OF the boys who took part in It. Ar
rests will ikel yfollow.
The boys Of the Laughlin tin mill and
those Of the Aetna Standard played an ex-
citing game of ball yesterday afternoon
on the furnace grounds. Score, q to TO- in
favor of the latter. The batteries were
Deiters. Moore and Cass for Aetna STAN
dard and Cannon and Davis for the Laugh
Inns.
The score in the game between the Mar
tins Ferry and II. c. Richards club yes
terday when ii ended in the sixth inning
was to 2 In favor of the former.
Miss Mabel Ong. Of Smithf1eld. is the
guest sof relatives here.
The new city council met last evening.
appointed committees and transacted the
regular monthly business.
ST. Mary's today and coming week.-Mrs.
is the fifth Sunday after Easter. Mass and
vespers at usual hours; Rev. Father Wal
dron. o. p. will officiate. Next Thursday
will be Ascension THURSDAY. holy day Of
obligation: first mass at $50 A. NJ. high
mass at A. NJ: herediction at p NJ
En-. St James. 1:22-27 gospel, ST. John.
16:22-30. The regular monthly meeting of
81. Marys' Literary society viii he next
Thursday at 7:90 P. ". Next Monday
Tuesda yand Wednesday will be rogation
days.