Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
MARTINS FERRY.


The work of renovating the old ST.
/ Clair Hotel, now known as the beli '5,
vue Hotel, is near complexion At "Ilt
be fitted throughout with water anu
| electric lights and all the latest appI-
| ances belonging TO urst-class Hote q;
! The new proprietor, DR.. Mehzie' WIN
begin moving his furniture IN TINS COM
| ing week. and expects to open Ihe
place a week later. The town mas
/ been without a hotel for the past TWO
years and there is no reason why one
could not be operated successfully III
! a first-class manner.
Rev. a. w. Harris returned to Salem,
| O. Yesterday. after a weeks visit WIN
| friends and relatives here.
VIM. Cities. the young man who sud
denly disappeared about three months
ago with $50 while driving 5. II. Har-
! bourt's express, was picked Friday
night by the authorities and will be
! held to answer the charge OF embez-
element. 1t will be remembered ne
drove the express to Wheeling ana
| leaving the team over there Skipped
out with the money.
A large portion of the Aetna-Stand-
ard will resume tomorrow.
Tuesday evening d.. n. w. Tracy,
noted temperance lecturer, will give an
illustrated lecture at the Opera Hall
on Ben Hur.
Mrs. Martha Miller, Of Mingo juno
ton. returned home yesterday after a
several days visit with friends and rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green left yes
terday for their home at Indiana, Pa,
after visit with relatives here. They
were accompanied by Malcolm Wright,
OF that place, who was here calling on
friends.
Mrs. Ewart Hobensack is very i'll at
her home on West Walnut street.
Miss Sue Barr is spending Sunday
with relatives at Steubenville.
DR.. Menzie left for his home at Mel
sonvile, O., yesterday, in response to
a telegram saying his daughter was
/ seriously i'll.
The Maennerchor Singing Society
viii give a ball at their hall on Wash
ington street, November 18th.
Mrs. Thomas Pratt, Of Barton, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Pratt,
of North Fourth street yesterday.
Senator c. NJ. Hogg, of CadiZ, has
been elected as delegate from the Six
teenth Congressional district to the
agricultural convention at Indianap-
oils which meets the latter part of this
month.
Lyman Hanes returned to Pittsburg
Yesterday after a weeks visit with
his parents here.
st. Paul's Church, Rev. W. ]. Will
liams. rector Nov. Sth. or the 23rd al
ter Trinity. Sunday school a. IN.
Mathis. celebration of the Holy Com
munion and sermon by the Rt. Rev.
Boyd Vincent, Bishop of the Diocese,
at 1920 a m. The new vested choir
of is members and Organist will appear
for the first time at this service under
the dictatorship of Prof. SchOfield. OF
fertory solo by DR.. Howells. Even song
and sermon at p. m. Subject of even
ing discourse. The Valley of Dry
Bones" Ofertory solo by Miss NJ.
Schofeld
Patsy and Mike Lacey and James and
Larry Neal left yesterday for Indiana,
Pa. to resume work in the. glass fac
tory at that place which has been idle
a couple of weeks.
The Aetna-Standard paid ont $1,000
to employees yesterday.
The gas company are making TO
pairs TO the gas mains that run through
the town.
Last evening the ladies Of St. Pauls
church gave a reception in the Masonic
hall In honor Of Rt Rev Boyd Vincent,
bishop of this diocese, and their new
pastor Rev w J. Williams The af-
fair was a very pleasant one and quite
q success.
st. Mary's to-day and coming week:
This is The twenty-fourth Sunday after
Pentecost and Octave of All Saints,
Ed. Colos. 12-1S; Gospel st. Matt.
13:24-31. The married men and wo-
mems Sodality and the Altar Society
meet after Vespers. Next Sunday will
be Holy Communion day for young
men. young ladies and married men
and wOmen's Sodality. and also for the
members of the League. High mass
for the dead on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of next week Mass
on next Tuesday at DillOnvale. Ben
ediction next Friday evening as usual
Verne Cox. of Tiltonsville, was in
town yesterday calling on friends.
A young child of Geo. RObertshaw is
seriously i'll and is not expected to live.
Herbert Marshall, Mrs. Scott and
daughter. and Miss Luella Mercer. of
Mt Pleasant, were in town yesterday
among friends.
Miss Maud Medill, Of Tiltonsville, ac-
companied by Mrs. DR.. Walter Medill,
of Denver, Colo, were in the city yes
terday calling on friends.
A. NJ Harkins, of Rush Run, was in
town yesterday on business.
j. w. Verne, of East Liverpool, was
here yesterday on business.
Ladies' Tieeced Underwear, 25c worth
5Oc
Ladies, and Chndren,s Onyx Wool Fleeced