Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-12
! MARTINS FERRY.

Phillip. 4: Al; Gosp. st. John, l: 1928.
Mass viii be at Dillon next Tuesday
. morning. Next Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday will be eTber days, consequently
fast days of obligation. Next Sunday will
be the last Sunday of Advent. All the So
dalities will recite their Office together be-
fore the Blessed Sacrament at 2 p. m. to-
Gay, according to their rule st. Bene-
diets church, Cambridge, o., will be ded-
seated to-day by Rt. Rev. Bishop Waiter
Son, d. d.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev. w. J..
Williams ,rector-Third Sunday in Advent.
Sunday school, 9:l5 a. M. mathis litany
and Sermon, 1890 a. M; eyensong and
sermon, subject. Paradise, or Is there a
Lite After Death?" being the third in a
series on this life and the next 1t is
quite evident by the large congregations
that attend, great interest is taken in this
course, Reader, you are cordially invited
to attend also
First Baptist, Church, Rev. DR.. Bond,
pastor-Regu,ar services at 1880 a. nh
and p. m. Subject for morning, THE
Duties of the Day; text, John, g.: A.
Evening, Love; text I'd Cor, 81 IA. Sun
day school at a. Welsh Bible class
p. m. The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
First NJ. E. Church, Rev. j. IT. Morton,
pastor-9:15 a. M, Sunday SCHOOL, l030 a.
M, sermon; subject, "Apolos"; p. M,
Junior League; p. m, class meeting; 6l5
p. m, Epworth League; ! P. m, sermon;
subject, The Works Of Cod
Presbyterian Church. Opera House, Rev.
s. ], Boyle pastor-Sunday school at a.
M; worah hip, 1890 a. M; subject, Looking
Through d Class Dark.y''; Junior Endea-
vor ) D. M; Senior Endeavor, 6 p. m. ;
worship, p. m.
The stand taken byA the committee of
council in the conference with the two
stockholders of the Wheeling Street Rail-
way, is heartily endorsed by every citizen.
They granted, nor even promised, any
concessions TO the company in any way,
but instead stated what the company may
expect should a new franchise be applied
for. This is what the people of the town
want their representatives to do with
companies that have broken all promises
made the city. such the street car
company have done.
Work on the new part OF the Laughlin
tin mill rs progressing rapidly. Already
portion of the walls have been erected.
The brick masons are now hard at work
laying the foundations for the rolls and
engines. This requires a large amount
of work, and in order not to be delayed
any by the Indictment weather a shed has
been built over these parts. consequently
the men can work, rain or shine. Work
viii be started some time this week at
pacing the structural iron In position.
1t should have arrived here last week but
for some cause has been delayed and is
now expected here the first of this week.
The suggestion was mace yesterday by
prominent member of the Presbyterian
church, that if the foundation of the new
church was all that could be constructed
until spring. why not wait until spring to
lay the corner stone.
l.. j. c. Drennen and wife left yesterday
for New Orleans and other southern
points
Yesterday Ernest G.. Smith was appoint
guardian of the William Cooper estate by
Probate Judge Smith. Bond was given to
the amount Of s10S40. This is one of the
heaviest bonds given in the county for
many days
Matt Gray returned home last evening
from a successful hunt at Stony Fork
The other parties that he went out with
VIII not return home until Monday.
Spence, Baggs 6 Co, were oft the past
week on account of the cupola being re-
lined.
Mrs. Frank link and daughter Helen
went toCieveland yesterday to visit rela-
tives. =.
\ number from here and Coerain will
leave over the C. & p. road Monday for
Columbus to attend the Ohio State Grange
which meets there this week
Miss Kitty Hawthorne of Portland Sta
ton, was calling on friends here yester-
day
VIII Biinco is home from GAINESVILLE.
went to Cleveland yesterday to visit rela-
--tives.
Albert Wilson is down from Pittsburs
spending the day with his family.
Robert Murdoch. of Colerain. was in
town yesterday on business
The Maennerchor Singing Society will
give grand masquerade carnival at them
nan December 31s;, which promises to
eclipse any former event of the kind they
have given.
Beginning tomorrow evening Webb's
comedians will be at the opera house all
week The company consists of excellent
tent anu SoOd performances are prom
ised every night. Each evening bright
new and catchy specialties will be intro
duced.
Mills Nos 9 and 10 at the Aetna-Stand-
ard will resume Monday after couple of
weeks idleness
Sam Harrison. of Mt Pleasant. was
here yesterday on business
Al the Foresters' mee;in last evening
four candidates were initiated.
Miss Ella Barr very pleasantly enter
tanned number of her friends Friday
evening at her home on Broadway.
In the suit of the Belmont Brewing co
against William Prince for $500 on a
pTomlssory note heard before Squire Kel-
lar Friday afternoon, verdict was rem
oered by the jury in favor of the defend
ant L. ]. c. Drennen represented the
Plaintiff and W. B. Francis the defendant
Another large audience witnessed the
Darktown ladies' Ministries at the opera
house last evening. A fair sized sum of
money viii be cleared from the affair
which will be added to the town clock
fund
Ernest Smith was at ST. Clairsyille YES
terday on business
MRS. John Cox is suffering with erysip-