Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

port. Squire McNlece, OF GieHCOV' "'
Can't. crawford. of Wheeling
T. J. \. Dr5nner is spending lhe ua' O.
Grandview o.. with relatives.
Nrs IL. ". Smmith was at Cadlz yes
terday wishing relatives ..,i. ,
Sometime Friday night some one stU'e II =
buegv thar was standing in front OF =. II.
HeatOus blacksmithshCp ana repidcvu !! -
with a an old broken wheel W nat i IL
Z p'5sVari and Seibv Shrodes were called TO
the bedside of their sister, MIS-. Lee hoD-
irsJu of Wheeling. by teiephnoHg Hl,
sag- stating that she was critically II! anu
hopes for her recovery were u0u0tlul.
Miss Myrtle Mansfield. OF NJ. Ie's'l''
was iu town yesterday calling on lrltuus,
Rev. j. W Robins. pastor OF me NJ. r.
Church went uD to East Liverpool yesle!-
day where he preaches TO-DAY. ~. re
PaucCast VIII occupy the pulpIl AT w
church here this morning, ana Hon; honI
err White viii deliver his lecture. Inc Ola
Foundation Still Statds, which was Hdue
in reply TO Bob IngersOus declaration.
Yesterday was pay day at me Aes,lal
Standard and about Sl5,lCC was distributed
among the employees.
Mrs. b. @. Williams and chlldren spent
yesterday az 81. Clairsville with relatives.
s. Nary's Church, Martins Ferry. ONO:
Second Sunday after Easter. Ep. Pet. IL.
2l-.J. Esp. John y. 1l-16. Masses at ~
a. m. and 10 q. m. May procession, deNo-
lions and blnediction at 8 p. m May uv-
vOtiOns every evening except sunday NJ
.:2). Tuesday and Friday evenings Dehe-
diction of The Most Blessed Sacrament.
During the summer season the SUNDAY
masses are celebrated half On hour Garner
than nj other times. mission ny ~
B1thers Bonn. 9. IS. r.. and BaQer, Z.
s.. r.. will open the 9th inst and close on
the 18th.
Fatty" Neal. who robbed the home OF
Jasper BOnar. securing $40 entered IL pea
OF guilty before Judge HOllingswortn yes
,,rily and was sentenced TO three years IN
TN p5nitentiary Vim. Rembach, who Was
charged with shooting with intent 20 XIII
plead not giHty and viii be defended Dy
w. Il. Francis.
Mike and Patrick Lacey are home from
Indiana. Pa. visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Myrtle DeVault is spending the day
with relatives ~ BrlllaGt -.-,.,...
Miss Annie Kelly, Of Bellaire, is visiting
friends here.
Friday evening the Misses McCleary. of
VIM street very pleasantly entertained
several couples of their friends in very
pleasant manner. The various social
amusements formed the evenings pleasure.
RtfreS hments of tempting nature were
served al "a S5asOnable hour.
s.. Pauls Episcopal Church. Rev. w: j.
Williams rector: Second Sunday di,er
Easter. Sunday school q. m. Matin
litauy and sermon 1890 a. m. In the alter
noon al o'clock. at the request OF the
Belmont Central Trades and Labor Union,
the rector viii service and preach sp5-
cial sermon on the labor question. II IS
hoped that all the members OF the lodges
who can will be present. This serVile Is
also for any one else who wishes 10 come.
Evening prayer a I p. m, ana sermon,
subject of discourse. st. Paul at Athens
In the first century of the Christian era
S.. Paul found the Athenians worshipplng
an unknown god. Reader. are YOU dong
the same I'm this enlightened age Of the
nineteenth century? Ii YOU 20 nowhere to
worship come and hear this about the same
people who are now fighting for their
known God.
Miss Carrie Beazle leaves this morning
TO visit relatives at McKeesport
Gus Fenski. of SummiJville, Ind, has
returned home after a visit with relatives
Next Friday evening the CentEry Club,
"a ncW social organization, Will give a mop
i'm the rooms in the Shrcve-Hervey build
ing.
James McGregor. the Republican candi-
date f0r nomination for county treasurer,
was down from Mead township yesterday
calling on friends.
The ball club of this place went up 10
Tlt0usville yesterday TO play the club OF
that place. Owing 10 the rain the game
had 20 be- postponed until next saturday.
This morning at the Second NJ. T..
Church the new pastor, Rev. j. q. zones,
viii take for the subject of his morning
Discourse christian Work. All are in
vit55 90 attend.
Hi.watha Munchers initiated one can
didJ,e at their meeting Friday evening.
Rev W. +. Thomas. Of Pittsburg, re-
turned home Yesterday after a visit with
Rev. j. O. Jones of this place.
Bruce Stewart. of Mt. Pleasant, was In
town yesterday.
Miss Kate De Vault very pleasantly en-
t5r,ained The Orbis Club az her home Fri
day evening.
Dick Padden is down from Pittsburg
to-day visiting his parents.
The public school teachers Will give
their annual NicEic al Wheeling Park
Ncxt "Wednesday the members Of the Ep-
worth League of the Second NJ. T.. Church
Will have debate on the subject Ike
solved That the Freedom of the negro
was more of a desire than a necessity.
Ed Moore and Fred Eicll had their biCy-
Giles stolen Friday while. they were watch
ing the parade in Wheeling.
This morning Rev 5. J. Boyle will de-
liver "a sermon TO the laboring man at the
Pre- -hyterian Church.
Mrs Westfall and daughter. of Delaware.
O.. ar ethe guests of the family of Kent
worthy HOge over Sunday.
Miss Sadie. Moore of NJ. Pleasant, was
here calling on friends yesterday
DR. VIM. Hog5 Of Portland Station, was
In town yesterday.
W II. Clearwater, the champion pool
player of America. gave an exhibition
game at NJ. Choppers rooms last evening
James Miller of New York City was the
guest Of Samuel MilliCau yesterday. Mr..
/ Miller il an old resident of this city and
! has not been here for twenty-five years.
consequently he sees many changes in the
town - well as many strange faces Mr..
Miller is a newspaper man, having worked
on the New York Sun. also Chicago pa
pers. At present he is editing paper Of
his own
By request Of the American Federation
of Labor the Rev. W. j. Williams. rector
, of ST. Paurs Episcopal Church. Walnut
street will hold a special service this af-
,eruoon al o'clock at which all the lodges
of this city of the malgamatcd AssOcia-
tion of Iron and Steel Workers will attend.
Officers and members will meet q ,heir