Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
MARTINS FERRY.

George Duncan, one of our well known
professional men, will speak to-morro"
evening in the rooms of the Bryan Me-
tanic Club on the money question. MT
Duncan is well known throughout the
county and is known as a man well Verseo
in ANYTHING he undertakes. He is wei
ACQUAINTED with his subject and no one
should miss hearing him. Remember the
date. Monday, October IS.
Mrs. Mary Plato, Miss Lizzie Ferrel
and Miss Lizzie Lenard, all Of Newark
o., are here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Coates. of the Fifth ward. This Is
the first visit TO the town in twenty-five
years. and consequently they see many
changes in it.
The funeral Of Mrs. d. II. Souders Will
take place this afternoon from her late
home on Third street. Interment will be
made at Riverview cemetery. The fol-
lowing relatives arrived last night to at
tend the funeral: Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
Butterfeld and James Gordon, Of Pitts
burg; 1Ir and Mrs. Harry Souders, Of
Sewlckley; Miss Mary Souders, OF Deca-
tur. Ill; Robert Gordon, of Langton, Kan.
and Miss Ollie Best. of Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Robinson have re-
turned home from few days visit at
Pittsburg with relatives.
NJ. +. Bailey, OF Holloway, was in town
yesterday.
Geo. Wassman, of Steubenville, was in
town yesterday calling on friends.
St. Paups Episcopal Church, Rev. w. j..
Williams. rector-This is the fourth Sun
day after Trinity. Mathis and sermon at
1880 a. m, subject, "Naman the Leper. ="
Evening subject, What is Confrmation?'
The attendance at the services Of St
PauTs Episcopal Church under the rector
ship Of Rev. w. J. Williams, by the con-
gregation and others, has been so encour-
aging that tie executive committee has
decided to organize n double Wested)
choir. (decani and cautoris) of boys, ladies
and gentlemen twenty-one in number
whose names. also programme of services,
will appear later. The choirs will first ap-
near I'm their vestments, made from the
latest eastern patterns, at the Sunday
morning service, at 1880 o'clock Novem-
Der s. at which time the Right Rev. Bish-
on BOYD Vincent will ohiciate assisted by
Rev. w. J. williams. Prof. Schofield will
be musical director. Rehearsals of the
special music for these services have al
ready commenced. and proficiency and eX-
cellence of rendering are already assured.
II. S. Wilson, Of Indiana, Pa, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. a. w. Diven.
Miss Myrtle Frazier is home from Scio
College spending the day with her parents.
Frank Hissrich has reopened his saloon
on Second street.
Auditor Henderson, Of st. CIairsVille,
was in town yesterday.
The Assembly will give a Halloween re-
ccption at their rooms on next Friday
evening.
Col. Eckley. of Carrolton, O., is the guest
Of Kentworthy Hose, Of North Fourth
street.
Mrs. James Peters is down from En-
p.re. o., and is the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. CARRIER.
St. Mary's to-day and coming week
This IS the twenty second Sunday after
Pentecost. Ep. Philip. 1911. Gosp. st.
Matt 2215-21. Next Saturday will be the
Eve Of All Saints commonly called Hal
loue'en. It will be a fast day of obliga-
tion. The married men and women's so
dality meets after vespers to-day. ST.
Narv's Literary Society viii meet next
rrbursdav at usual hour and place There
will be rosary and bcuediction every night
d,,rin,, the week. The envelopes for All
Souls Day will be distributed next Sun
dav The collection to-day will be for
the fires to heat the church and school.
The nuddlers at the Aetna-Standard
nm have made better time the past three
weeks than they have for several months
past.
Auditor-elect Aldridge was down from
St. Clairsviile yesterday among friends
and relatives.
A voung son Of Geo. Blubaugh died Fri
dav evening and was buried yesterday at
Riverview cemetery.
Miss Leila Hoge has returned home
from a couple Of weeks visit at Steuben-
VILE with friends and relatives. She was
ACCOMPANIED home by Miss Helen West
fau who will spend several days here.
The Nav Prindle Comedy Company
closed a weeks engagement here last
evening with the play Oliver Twist. The
cornnanv Is an excellent one. having given
General satisfaction, and should they re-
t,,rn arain they will receive a hearty well
come.
The Republicans are iiF4i-- 10 --t'---'-
ton of having a big time here on next
THURSDAY. All clubs invited have agreed
n come should the weather be favorable.
Julius Rentskn, who murdered JACOB
Polowski at Dulonvale last August mas
been sentenced to six years IN the pehl-
tertiary. ...,...
The aid societies Of the respective
churches IN town will give a supper IN
Koebrsen's store room Tuesday evening
The proceeds viii be USED for those i'o
are in want.
DO not fail to hear Geo. Duncan discuss
the faIlacies Of the gold standard at the
Brvan BimetalHc hall tomorrow evening
William Griffith has returned home
from several days visit at SahdusA!
with relatives. RI
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Haughton' OF fair t
mont ". Va, are here visiting friends
and relatives. M l. &,
Ernest Findlay. Of steubenvile' Is IN
the city the guest Of f. x. Hoge over
Sunday. ~.
Mrs. George MulIlgan and daughter OF
Mt. Pleasant. are the guests Of iriends
here.
Corsets. extra long waist. Sl'oO' Oest Mt
ting uuoqueled anywhere
Linen Collars and Cufi-. new fhapes'
Feather Boas. large lac cheap
Nrfiiu=-. the very latest.
shopping Gloves. eb'sp. very desiraoie