Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-12

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Miss Agnes DeVault left yesterday for
couple of weeks visit at Brooksyille
and Corsica Pa, with relatives.
Elmer Davidson, James Sweeny, Ed.
Elliot. Harry Gosney and Ellis Lash left
Yesterday for a weeks fishing trip at
Brushy Forks. ~
Joseph Frazier was at ST. ClalrsVliie
Yesterday on business.
Communion services will be observed
this morning at the Presbyterian church.
The bicycle club is talking OF having
a road race for the middle-aged men Oi
this place who ride wheels.
Harry Joy is home from Mckeesport,
visiting his parents for a couple o,
weeks.
City Solicitor ". B. Francis received a
message yesterday from Supt. j. K.
Carey. of the c.. & p. road asking that
Council meet him ON next Tuesday after
noon for the purpose Of Strengthening
up things concerning the paying Tor
electric lights at the railroad crossings.
St. Mary church, of this place, will
give picnic on the Island fair grounds
on next Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Barr left yesterday for Bev-
erly, O., to visit friends and relatives.
Henry Ganding and family left yester-
day for a months visit with relatives II
Sardis.
Rev. w. C. D. Band, the new Baptist
church minister, will preach both morn
ing and evening at the Baptist church.
Geo. Spence returned home yesterday
from a business trip through West VIZ
ginia.
Geo. Weber has moved into MS ne"
livery stable on Fourth street.
The Martins Ferry ball club defea'e0
the old school nine yesterday by score
of 10 to 5. The game up to he fifth inning
stood 10 to in favor OF the Martin
Ferry team. Batteries were Whlte,
Smith and Vickers for the Schule cluD,
and Johnson and Roup for the NJ. rs.
Quite a number of people Will spend
the day up the river at the different nsh-
ing camps.
Rev. Father S. S. Mattingly returned
Yesterday from Dresden, O., where ne
has been visiting the past week.
Doctors A. w. Diven, b. o. Williams,
J. G. Hervey, and J. NJ. Hogan, or t1ls
place. will attend the meeting or the
Eastern Ohio Medical Society at Steub-
enville on next Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Cochran, Of Mountain
View, is the guest of Miss Nellie Moore.
Miss Margaret McWilliams spent yes
terday at Brady's Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin, Of Mounds
vile. are the guests of Mrs. Martins par
Geo. Leasure, of Washington, Pa, was
here yesterday calling on friends.
Fred Lewis, of this place, sails from
New York city to-day on the steamer
Etruria for South Wales to spend a
couple months with his parents.
David Williams and wife left yester-
day for Pittsburg to spend a few days
viii relatives.
John T. Truck left yesterday for
Youngstown to visit relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Harry Gibbons, of Yorkville, was in
town yesterday on business.
Parke Cooke and Frank Hammond
representing the New Athens tennis
club. played the match games with the
members representing the club of this
place on he Fourth street court yester-
day. The games played resulted as fol-
lows: Doubles, Parke Cooke and Frank
Hammond of New Athens, against Chas.
Wood and Geo. Cooke of tbs place. The
New Athens boys won the doubles in
two straights. Score, to /. and TO >.
Singles, Hammond and e. X. Hoge.
Eoge won best two out of three games.
Score, to for Hammond; 6 to 4 and
Z to 5, both in favor Of Hoge. Singles,
Parke Cooks and Carl Lash, won by
Lash. Score, to =.
Earl Wells, of New Athens, is the
gust of Charles Carpenter.
ST. Marys to-day and coming week;
this is the sixth Sunday after Pentecost;
Ep. Rom. SSH; Gosp. st. Mark S:1-1O
Altar Society meets after Vespers; also
the Married Men and Women's Sodality.
The outing of ST. Mary's congregation
will take place next Wednesday, 18th
July on the Island fair grounds. Next
Thursday will be the feast of the Bless
ed Virgin, Mount Carmel. Services to-
day as usual.
Will Croul is down from Wellsburg
to spend the day with his parents.
VIM. Dopler will open UP a branch
feed store ON Broadway.
Miss Blanche Englemeyer is able to be
out after a touch Of typhoid fever.
The Independent hose company is
going to get eight new members from
this place to strengthen the hose team
for the McKeesport races on August IL
and r.
The NJ. e. Sabbath school picnic on
next wednesday will be given at Cresaps
grove down the river The trip will be
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