Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-22
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. James McCleary and daughter
| Miss May, are home from keek's Vlslt
with relatives at Tiltonsvllle.
DR.. J. H. Parr and family are WISHING
relatives at Wooster. o.
Quite a numbre Of people from THIS
| place will go to Cleveland to-day on
| the c. & P. excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reece returned
| home yesterday from a two weekc
trip through the northern part OF the
State and Michigan.
Miss Margaret Pennington has re-
! turned from an extended trip down
the winter.
James Tannehill and Jerry Ebberts
left yesterday over the c. & P. road
for the G. A. R. encampment at Bur
falo, n. Y.
w. Gallagher, Of Tiltonsville, was
| here yesterday on business.
! Miss Maggie Ralston and sister, Mrs.
e. c. Simpson, returned yesterday
/ from a several days visit at Flushing.
The following members Of the G. A.
r. post at this place will leave to-mor-
row oveh the c., L. & W. road for
| Buffalo. n. Y, to attend the National
| G. A. R. encampment to be held at
! that place this week: 5. f. Dean
| Thomas II. Stanton, George Tweedy,
| Theodore Cass, Robert Lewis, j. l..
Hanes, William McWilliams, Ebenezer
Clark. Charles Morris and J. M. Lyle.
Others who are not members OF the
post that will take advantage or the
excursion rates are: J. c. Gray, LOWS
S. Scheele, A. ]. Smith, Charles Kuc-
kuck. and Samuel Huskixs The train
| leaves the c., L. 2 w. station here
! tomorrow morning at 6:45. leaves
| Hanover street at 6:47, and Washing
| ton street at 6:49, consequently any
one not wishing to walk TO the depot
cen get on at either of these streets.
Rev. Father S. S. Mattingly has re-
turned home from short visit with
Father Mccartney at Cambridge, 0.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Muldoon
took place yesterday morning at nine
o'clock from st. Mary's Church and
was largely attended Interment was
made at Me. Calvery.
Fred Ebeling is spending the day at
Darlington.
Miss Madge Heaton is visiting
friends and relatives at Portland Sta
ton for few days,
Sheet mills Nos. l and at the Aetna
Standard Mill will resumGMM Monday af-
ter a several days idleness.
Miss Ma Rohrey leaves tomorrow
for Aks visit at Sts6Denville
and Wefry6urg with friends.
Miss Bess Oliver, of Wheeling, has
returned nome from a weeks visit
with friends here.
Word was received by Thomas Rob-
bins Friday night from Pittsburg
that his brOther-in-law, Eli Bradford,
of that place, had died. His death
was caused by an injury he ereceived
when a mere boy. He fell from a
scaffold, injuring his hip bone. Some
time ago the Zone became diseased
and an operation was performed on it
! from which the deceased never fully
recovered. Thomas and James Rob-
bins went up yesterday to attend the
| funeral.
Miss Rosa Chaplain is here from Ca
nal Dover visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Chaplain.
Jack Johns and Harry Rosenthal are
arranging for a teams contest for
| S25 a side and the championship of
DtluOuI county. L ne event Will Jake
place the latter part of this week at
this place.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal is home from
weeks visit with relatives at
Moundsville.
St Mary's to-day and coming week.
! This is the eleventh Sunday after Pente-
| cost and feast Of St. Joachim, father OF
| the Blessed Virgin. Ep. 1st cor. Is: lilo;
| GOsp. St Mark 4: 31-37. Mass next Tues
| day at Dillon at 10 a. m. Next Sunday
will be the feast of the most pure heart OF
! the Blessed Virgin Mary. Next Friday
| evening there will be benedictions Of the
! Blessed Sacrament at p. m. The married
! men and womens sodality meets to-day
after benediction. Young men and young
/ ladies' and boys and misses sodalities
| meet az 2:S0 p. m. st. Mary's Literary
| Society will render drama in the Opera
House on the evening of the 10th of Sep
| TENDER. Tickets for admission will be on
| sale the coming week. St. Mary's school
will open on the first Monday in Septera-
/ Der.
First NJ. f. Church. Rev. DR.. J. W.
| Robins, pastor:-Morning subject, THE
/ future of the Christian assured" Even
| ing. the Rev r. S. Brewster OF Wheel
] ing. viii prach. Sunday school 9:15. Jun
/ Tor League p. m. Epworth League 6:45.
| The baptism Of children will take place
/ in the morning preceding the sermon. To
! these services you are invited.
St Paurs Episcopal Church. Rev. W.
J. Williams, rector:-Tenth Sunday after
| Trinity. Sunday school a. m. Mathis
/ and sermon 1880 a. m; subject, Marvel
Gus TRANSFORMATIONS" Evensong and SER
mon : p m; subject Of evening discourse,
| "A Thoughtful Prayer"
First Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. Bond,
| pastor:-Regular services al 1890 a. m.
/ and $50 p. m. Subject for morning,
| Friendship" Text. Proverbs. 1924
| Evening, The Wages of Sin" Sunday
school al 9:l5 a. m. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services
The members of the Buckeye hose team
arrived home lest evening over the Wheel
, ing and Lake Erie road from Msadville.
| Pa. where they took part in the firemen's
| tournament held at that place. The boys
appear TO be well satisfied with their trip
| in every respect.
The Harvesters returned home at six o.
| clock yesterday morning from their hay
ride
Miss Emma Jones. of Denver. Colo, ar
/ rived here yesterday TO visit her cousin.
| Mrs. L. J. c. Drennen.
II. a. Moore is down from Beaver Falls
J visiting his parents.
! Misses Mary Ryan. Mamie Dorr and
Lizzie Tierney left yesterday afternoon for
a weeks visit at Niles and Youngstown,
| Ohio.
Harry Blinco and Don MeGrail were at
| tending the ball game at Tftonsville yes