Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
MARTINS FERRY.

home at Lima, o.. atter coupic VI "N
visit here with friends
Miss Della Able. of Bellaire, returnesu
home Yesterday after a two weeks WISH
with the Misses McCleary OF VINE street,
VIM. Moore and wife, who nave Deeil
visiting Mrs Moores parents here the past
few days, returned 10 their NOME at DC"
yer Falls yesterday --,,.,,,
An entertainment and treat VIII De glNv'i
at the German Lutheran Church Chrlsr
mas eve. Nj 49,, do,, ~
]. NJ Henderson is spending the uav II
Smithfield with his wife
Prof. Thos. Mitchell is spending the day
at Mt. Pleasant with his family. -
The prize--a $3.50 gold piece.oI ,sa ohi M
that formed the largest number OF W0ruS
from the word Pathfinder" was received
by Willie Cotton, he having formed 40
words. o,.or pt,efs
Ia arrived here yesterday TO Visit her
sisters, Mrs. VIM. Griffith and Mrs. b. T.
miss Miss Helen Westfal. Of steubenville.
who has been the guest OF the Misses N
The Fast Mall Company hold the poarus
at the opera House Christmas eve.
ST. Marys to-day and coming Week
This is the. fourth Sunday OF A S.yf N EP
Thursday the vigil of Xmas day VIII be
fast day. First mass on Xmas day VIII
be at half past five. The second VIII be a
low mass and will follow the o'5O d. m
mass. The third mass will be at nine
o'clock. Benediction will be given AFTER
this o n m. mass The first and thrd
will be high masses. Confessions VIII DC
heard all of Thursday. Thursday atter
supper will be for worklnS people Only, ~ :
The college students that VIII come
home to spend the holidays are: MISS
Alice Wood from the Womens Gollege
at Baltimore arrived yess st ewsrnc carl
Lash and Frank Stewart. from Kenyon
arrived Monday; Hal Watson, from Beth-
any. on Tuesday Howard and WIZ stew
art. from Washington Jefferson, IhurS-
day; Howard Smith, from Lafayette wi
lege. Thursday. - -
A shooting gallery has been opened III
Charles Snodgrass and John Reuder
were arrested yesterday by the c. q y.
detective. Nick Schieaier for Jumping IN.
shifting engine. Both were fined 81 ana
costs by the Mayor. W
Eniscopal st. Paurs Church. Rev. w. j.
Williams. rector.-Fourth SUNDAY ~ ~.
vent. Sunday school at a. m. Mains.
litany and sermon at 1890 a. m; Evens95hs
and sermon at Z p. m, being the last 9ls-
course of the Man Of Galilee; T. laay
being Christmas day there will be Mathis;
celebration of the Holy Communion ana
sermon at 1890 a. m. Subject "A Beauu-
ful Song" Monday evening. December
% AT o'clock. there will be short service
In the church and an address on HOW
Santa Claus Comes in Other Countries.
Immediately following, I'm the basement
OF the church. will be given to the schol-
airs OF the Sunday school their Christmas
treat and presents. Thursday. December
31st. there will be watch-nlght serSiee'
commencing at II p. m, and sermon Su =
feet THE Old and the New. You are
cordially invited to our services.
stanton McMasters. OF Mt. Pleasant
was in town Yesterday on business
4 I T1rQnnan
visiting relatives at Oberlin. o.
Thomas ]. Irwin has returned nome
from n business trip TO New Orleans. He
saws quail can be bought down there at
seventy-five cents per dozen. .,.o,
The United Presbyterian Sabbath school
will give an entertainment and treat
Christmas night at the church. The mem
hers Of the church are contemplating CIV
ing an old folks concert shortly after the
holidays.
The Christmas market given by the la
dies of the St Paul's Episcopal Church
Friday and Saturday evenings was sue
cessful affair. financially and otherwise.
Miss Ella Migard and Jacob Miller, OF
Kittanning. Pa. returned home yesterday
after a visit with their uncle, S. An
thony, Of South Broadway
An extra car was put on this end OF the
Wheeling railway yesterday for the ac-
commodation Of the travelling public.
Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfnders closed n
successful weeks engagement AZ the
Opera House last evening with the attract
i've play. "St Valentines Day" The com
pany is one OF the best that has been seen
here for some time. and should they re-
turn they will receive hearty welcome.
They leave this morning for Washington.
Pa. in their special car.
Rev. ]. w Robins will exchange pulpits
with Rev. w. l.. Dixon, of Bridgeport,
Mrs. n. W. Gaudng and children have
returned from visit with relatives AT
Misses Lafe Boals and Laura Aikens.
of Jewette. o.. returned home yesterday
after visit with friends here and vicinity.
Miss Ella Kelly of Brilliant, o., is Wis
iting her parents here
Cheapest house for Xmas candies.
Thos. Fox, 1927 Market street.
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We are selling lots of watches. Why?
Because we sell them cheap.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
A fine assortment Of music rolls from
SOC. upwards.
F. W. BANNER co.
100 boys watches opened this morn
ing. Strictly reliable goods, $500 and
upwards.
DILLON, w HEAL ~ f1ANOi1Eh W.
onyx Stands and Lamps marked down at
H. r. HILLMAN 4 CO.'S.
Holiday Goods. largest variety
SWaBACKER's.
Our reputation on Diamonds extends
over many States.
DILLON, WHEAT e. HANCHER co.
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Holiday Goods, largest variety
SWABACKER'S.
Autoharps, easy to play, easy to buy
F. w. BANNER co.
A few high grade Dueber Bicycles at
cost TO close them out.
DILLON, WHEAT &c HANCHER co.
Cheapest house for Xmas candies.
Thos. Fox, 1927 Market street.
Fox's, 1927 Market, headquarters for
Xmas confections.