Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Scott Linn. of Cambridge, O.. re-
turned home yesterday after visit with
friends and relatives here.
A shaft was broken on the doubling
shears at the Laughln mill Friday even
ing laying the mill off yesterday. Both
factories will start up Monday.
The Standard orchestra was entertained
last evening in a very enjoyable manner at
the home of Stephen Hurle, in the Stand
ard addition.
Bert Krim is suffering with a very sore
knee Some time ago he hurt 1t badly
while at work and it has been bothering
him so lately that he can only walk with
the aid Of crutches.
The ". C. T. L. of Colerain will give an
entertainment at that place next Saturday
evening.
VIM B. Hayes. of Middlebourne. O.. is
here visiting friends and relatives over
Sunday.
NIyron Cole and family are spending the
day at GAINESVILLE.
Friday evening veterinary surgeon Or.
Heath. OF Wheeling, met with an accident
at Broadway and jefferson streets. One
of the buggy wheels caught in the street
ear track, breaking one of the spindles of
the rear axle. He was thrown out OF the
buggy. striking the ground on the right
side. hruiSing him and cutting the side of
his face some.
Yesterday the high school received its
finishing touches and everything is ar
ranged for school to open In it Monday
morning.
Communion services will be held this
morning at the [. P. Church by Rev. Bal
ley. assisted by Rev. Thompson. of High
Ridge.
T. c. Daugherty, of Chicago, was here
yesterday on business.
Rev. J. NJ. Criswen. of St. Mary's, o.. re-
turned home yesterday after visit with
friends here
Rev. W. II. Oehlschlalger. of Pittsburg.
will hold English Lutheran services both
morning and evening at Commercial Hall
to-day.
\. VI. Harkins, of Rush Run. was in
town Yesterday on business.
Last evening Maurice Rowley entertain
ed a number of his friends in a very en-
ioyable manner at his home on Vine
street. Eight couples were present and
spent the evening in a very pleasant way
at social games
Mrs. Purcell is home from Hammonds-
vile. Pa. spending a couple of days with
friends and relatives.
Postmaster Terrill Is spending the day a.
Pittsburg.
Quite number of young people are en-
joying the excellent skating on the mill
pend and the back river.
Clayton Hoge of Mt. Pleasant. was in
town Yesterday on business.
Newton Barber, of Sistersville is here
calling on relatives.
Fred Jones is home from Rambler. O.,
spending the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Spedel. OF Wells
VILE were here yesterday calling on
friends.
Hal Watson returned TO Bethany Col
1ege Yesterday after visit with his pa
rents here.
Thomas Fitzsommon. Of this place. had
the bone leading from his instep 10 the
great toe on his left foot broken. He was
assisting John Smith 10 unload a heavy
wrench weighing a couple OF hundred
pounds. at Colerain. when it slipped, fall
ing on his foot He was brought home
and Dr. Hogan called who reduced the
fracture.
ST. Mary's to-day and coming week
This is the first Sunday In Lent. Ep. %
Cor. Gill. Gosp. ST. Luke 2:42-52 Next
Sunday will be the first Sunday Of the
month, therefore holy communion for boys
and misses sodalities. Next Wednesday.
Friday and Saturday will he ember days,
Ie Cd hoe
days except to working people, according
TO the dispensation granted TO them lately.
No meat is permitted even TO them on Fri
days. Ash Wednesday. Christmas eve and
during Holy Week persons not included in
this dispensation are permitted 10 eat
meat at any meal on Sundays and al one
meal only on Mondays. Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. except the second and
last Saturdays OF Lent. The meal at which
meat is allowed on these days IS the prin-
cipal one. called dinner. Devotons Tues
day and Friday evenings at 1890.
VIM. r. Hayes leaves Monday for Pitts
burg on business.
Uras W Ranforth. of Harrisburg, Pa.
is the guest of Robert Smith, of the Fourth
ward.
Mrs James Murphy is recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
G. X. Williams is spending the day at
Mt Pleasant.
Samuel Woods is spending the day at
Smithfeld with his family.
Last night a large audience greeted Polk
Miller at the Opera House in his lecture on
"Old Times Down South" His lecture
was one of the finest Of its kind ever heard
here