Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13
LARTIN,s FERRY.

| The high school Alumni al IA p.'i 4.-t.
! 10 give two entertainments on JdHuaii
| lst and ID. The alumni furnish the IL
| brary for the high school ana "a ~;
| pledged themselves 20 keep IL up anu
! order 10 do this the entertainment on Inc me
| first evening viii be for this purpose. Inc
! second entertainment Will be IoF tie DtlI.
eft OF the town clock fund: Al pIeseit
/ there is $3.50 in the fund ana Sz9y mon ~ -
required TO purchase the CLOCK ne
alumni have taken q hand in the mater
and will give number OF enterts.ilNlelle w
/ shown at present for enlarSinB lHc Aul.u
! The Entertainers, recently loIIAetIi u "a
! ganiZatiou, are rehearsing play eht5Ltgu
! Just for Fun. which they VIII pIOuuee
the latter part Of January AT me Cpetd
/ House, the proceeds Of which VIII aiso %
J donated 70 the fund. should the IilI[ SS
| shown at present for enlaTgnlg the IuIlI
! TO the required amount be malntalhed,
! possibilities are we Will have town CLOCK
! before the coming year has passed away
Miss Barbara Reuter-, OF fontIoy. -
! lift for home yesterday after an e&teiiuvu
/ visit with her sister. Mrs. Ihayer Hesiop-
] Miss Anna Radcliffe and Mrs. isaac
/ Knsey. of At Pleasant re IN Town yes
terday calling on friends.
/ The house Of George RObertshaw came
near being burned Friday night, caused
by a lighted lamp exploding during the
/ latter part Of the night.
a J. Smith. secretary of the W. Va.
! Glass Company has returned from
business trip to PittsbUrg
/ The Farmers Institute 70 be held at
. Mt. Pleasant December II and - promises
/ 10 be very interesting. a lengthy pro-
7 grammo pertaining 10 farm WORK, inter-
spersed with readings. Rotations ana 70
/ cal and instrumental music, has been pre-
] pared for the occasion. a.,
Walter Tweedy, who is seriously III with
/ typhoid fever. is no better.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Erwin TOOK
/ place yesterday from the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. John Pinkerton, ana wa wa
! attended BY large circle OF Irleius any
] relatives. Rev. j. W. Robins, pastor oi
the N. j.. Church. Of which the deceased
! was a faithful and consistent memptI,
conducted the services. The remains were
, Inferred IN Riverview cemetery
Robert Sterling, Of Yorkville, was IN
| town yesterday on business. -,
An entertainment VIII be given by the
Maennerchor Singing Society TINS even
/ ing 70 the members and their iamlles. .
1 RentfrOws THE jolly Pathnnders
hold the boards al the Opera House me
| coming week. The company Is an excel
lent one and never fails TO meet the ap-
/ proval of the large audiences Ihey nave
. been playing TO this season.
! William TnOburn, OF Fillmore. NO. -
the guest of his uncle, David Thoburn, OF
". a. Hunt. o. ST. Clairsville. was in
town yesterday for a short time calling on
| friends.
About 200 invitations have been issued
for the Linden Club masquerade mop
/ Tuesday evening.
ST. PauIs Episcopal Church. Rev w.
| J. Williams rectOr-This Is the third sun
! day i'm Advent. Sunday school al q. m.
! Mathis and three addresses on SUNDAY
] school work at 1890 a. m. kVenSoug ana
| sermon. being the third in series on
! THE Man of Calico ~ p. m. Inc
| morning service IS especially held for the
! Sunday school. All the teachers ana
! scholars with their friends are invited
The MaennerchOr Singing Society Will
! give q New Years eve concert ana Dall
! December 81. diversified and interest
! ing programme has been prepared for the
! occasion, which promises 10 be a pleas
! ant one.
Quite a large number of strangers We're
/ in town yesterday, many of them attend
! ing the Teachers Institute that was held
! IN the high school
The Belmont County Teachers Associa-
/ ton held an interesting session yesterday
| in the Central school. The following was
| the programme of the days work:
MORNING SESSION.
/ Devotional Exercises.
Prof j. V. Stillwell, Bridgeport
Music.
| Inaugural Address. j.. J.. Oesch POwhatan
! Papel-"This. That and ia, other
Mrs. Matte Whey. Colcran
Genera Discussion.
Music.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Primary WORK.
General Discussion.
Methods of Teaching,
j. 4. Calhoun. Maynard
Discussion. NJ. Brown, Flushing
Music in the Public Schools,
Miss Eliza Carmichael; Belaaire
Child Study 49, f.. H. Ci"so' wheeling
The Ladies Auxiiiary Of 81. Paufs Epis-
| coral Church viii hold Christmas mar
ket I'm the basement of The churen on me
! evenings of the 18TH and 18th. They Will
! offer English plum pudding, mlnce PIE
| fruit cake. dolls ami fancy articles. Ice