Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-04
MARTINS FERRY.

st. Pauls Episcopal church, Rev. w.
j. Williams, rector-Seeond Sunday in
Advent. Celebration OF holy commun-
ion and sermon, 0:30 a. m. EveDsong
and sermon, Z p. m; subject Of dis
course. Judgment OF the Thoughts"
Being the second in the series on this
holy season Of Advent
Christian church. Rev. J. n. Wise
man, pastor-Sermon by Rev, McDon-
aid, 1880 a. m, theme, livery Man in
His Place" Evening, preaching by
Rev. Mcdonald at 7 p. m; subject,
Should Christians Unite?"
First Baptist church-Regular SER
vice, 1890 a. m. and Z p. m. The pull
pit at the morning service will be sup
piled by Rev. F. 0. Bond, of Wheeling.
Evening by Rev. Davis, of the Church
of God"
First NJ. E. church, Rev. j. T. Nor
ton, pastor-10:3 80 a. m, sermon by the
Rev. j. w. Satterthwalte. of Mingo
Junction, o.: Z p. m, sermon by Rev.
Shatterthwaite.
The Aetna-Standard tin plant closed
yesterday for about two weeks time.
The reason Of It is said that the tin
combine into which the Aetna-Stand-
ard plant has entered wants an APP
praiscment made OF the twenty mills.
The fair and festival to be given by
the members of St. Mary's church
Christmas week promises to be one OF
the largest affairs OF the kind held for
some time.
Rev. ]. n. Wiseman, pastor Of the
Christian caurch. vii preach at Bel
laire this morning and evening.
Tphr1 rprher vph bz haer, xxnrlrir in ~
here the past few weeks, left for his
bone at Sistersville. w. Va, yester-
day.
Last evening at the Opera House, the
members Of the Forrester's lodge Of
this city. celebrated the twelfth ami
versary of the organization in very
appropriate manner r. D. Lord G..
S., of Cleveland; II. Burning, p. G. c..
Of Cleveland; Mr.. Roulett. G. c. r.. Of
Toledo, and Mr. Smith, Z. G. G. r., Of
Rayenna, o., were among the State Of
hcers Of the order present at the af-
fair, which proved a very successful
one in every respect.
The chicken supper served in the
Commercial hail last evening ny the
ladies OF the Baptist church, was weil
patronized a goodly SUN wln be
realized, which VIII be used for church
purposes.
Inc Ladies' Aid Society OF the Sec
ond NJ L. church served chicken sup
per last evening at the Dixon building
20 q large NUMBER.
The following are the officers elected
by HiaNatha Council of Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, at their meeting Friday evening:
Jr. P. c., Samuel Stone; c.. Ernest
Jones; V. c.. Thornton 5cIDy; Con,
Geo. Wagner; Ward, James Vickers;
l. S. Geo. Mil; o. S., Tbos. Williams;
Treas, J. w. Vickers; Fin. Sec. Henry
L. Koehnline; Rec. Sec, w. 5. Rowley;
A. r. s., Henry Mills; Representative,
Henry Mills; Alternate, Henry KCehn-
line: Trustee. Ernest Jarvis; Property
Trustee, Thos. Williams.
Mrs. John Hukili was not 50 well
yesterday. according 10 the report from
the hospital.
Miss Kate Minard. Of Ironton, o., re-
turned home yesterday after visit
with relatives i>ss3.
Squire Kellar was at st. Clairsyiile
yesterday on business.
Tie suit OF Leweila Steinman against
Constable 1ho5. Thompson was heard
in Common Pleas Court yesterday.
The MaenDecaor Singing Society viii
hold a meeting this afternoon at their
hall or Washington street.
Charles McCord and VIII Gribble
were taken TO St. Clairsville yesterday
By Marshal Llndemuth.
Dr. VIM. Hoge, Of Portland Station,
was IN town yesterday.
Council viii meet in regular monthly
session next Tuesday evening.
". u. Barson made q business trip
up the rIyer yesterday.
II. r. 1IcCready, of Pittsburg, was ia
town yesterday on business.
The United Presbyterian congrega-
ton yesterday Issued cali to Rev. Il.
r. Robinson, noT student in the Al
legheny Theological Seminary. Rev.
Robinson has delivered number of
sermons here, and the congregation
HIS been more tLan pleased BIZ his
e1o- s.
The Parkinson & Roth company Will
open a weaiz's egagement ct the Opera
House tomorrow evening. The CON-
panv comes recoT nensled as one Of the
hest repertoire companies now on the
. s,ad
John Garrett Is spending the dag ii