Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-02
MARTINS FERRY.


The Ellet heirs lots will be offered
for sale again next Monday afternoon
at / o'clock, and it is believed that
many of them will be sold, as num-
Der of probable purchasers will be on
hand. The lots are in Locust grove and
immediate vicinity, and are plainly
marked with two-inch square pins. The
agent requests any person desiring
choice building lot to visit these before
the day of sale and get an idea OF their
desirability.
St. Mary's to-day and coming week
This is the eighteenth Sunday after
Pentecost and first OF the Most Holy
Rosary. Ep. 1st Cor. 1:4-9. Gosp. st.
Matt. 9:1-S. There will be benediction
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament every
evening except Saturday at 1880. On
Sunday it will be after vespers. This
will continue throughout the month OF
October. There will be to-day at 2:S0
a procession in honor of the mother
of God. Next Friday there will be the
hours alteration, followed by benedic-
ton. Mass to-day and until first SIM
day in May at and 10; 80 a. m.
Presbyterian church, Opera House,
Rev. S. J. Boyle, pastor-ServiceS 1880,
subject, "Discipleship." AT r. M I'm
sign Kemp, of the Salvation Army,
with his band of workers. will hold
service. At p. m. the regular evening
service, in which Ensign Kemp Will
give an address.
First Baptist church, Rev. DIR. Bond,
pastor-Services at 1913 a. m. and p.
m. Ensign J. Kemp will preach at the
morning service; subject, The work
of the Salvation Army" The pastor
will preach at the evening service.
Text, Psalm 107:30, "He bringeth them
unto their desired haven
Christian church, Rex. J. w. Wise
man, pastor-SundaY school at $3.50 a.
m; preaching at 1920, theme, An
ideal congregation and a model ser
mon" Acts, 1898. Sermon at 1880.
subject, 1.-THE meaning and mission OF
the Y. P. S. c. E."
First NJ. E. church, Rev. J. T. Nor
ton, pastor-10: 80, sermon, The Lord 8
business" 1880 sermon, When God
will be with u.s.
Mills Nos 2 and at the Laughin
mill will be off this week. Mills Nos.
l and will resume after a weeks
idlenesS
]. F. Kyne returned from business
trip up the river yesterday
AT present there Is some talk OF
Council giving up the idea of opening
Sixth street from Hickory to the
county road, since the court, in the
condemnation proceedings, placed the
value of the land necessary for open
ing the street so high. The street was
to be opened In order that the sewer
line could be completed. 1t is possible
now that instead Of opening up the
street a roundabout way will be used
for laying the sewer. thus saving the
city some expense.
r. B. Reinecke leaves tomorrow ON
a business trip IN the interests OF the
West Virginia Glass Company.
Miss Lizzie Hoyle. of Smithfield, re-
turned home yesterday, after a visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. George Tweedy is spending a
week with friends and relatives at
Smithfield.
About forty rooters accompanied the
local ball club to Tiltonsville yesterday.
where the club played the team OF that
| place. The game was for $40 side.
Miss Lfbbie Tweedy has returned
home from a couple Of days visit at
Smithfleld.
Yesterday was pay day at the Aetna
Standard mill.
The new residence of John Moore Is
| nearing completion.
Work en- the new Presbyterian church
is progressing rapidly.
The Laughlin mill employees will at
tend the funeral of James Garrett in a
body this afternoon.
A meeting OF the Republican execu-
tive committee will be held at St.
Clairsville next Tuesday.
The fall term of Common Pleas
Court begins next Tuesday. when the
grand jury will convene The docket
| this year Is an extremely large one,
there being 275 cases on 1t now. This
number may possibly be swelied TO
some extent after the grand jury gets
down TO work.
s. F. Dean is able TO be out, after a
several days illness.
A. w. Toland, OF Harrisvilie, was in
town Yesterday on business.
NJ McDermott returned yesterday
from a several days business trip at
| Warrington, W. Va
Officer Samuel Westwood Is home
| from a business trip to Marietta and
| Parkerburg.
The funeral OF James Garrett. the
Young man who was fatally injured at
| the Laughlin tin plant Friday morn
ing. will take place from his late
home on Walnut street this afternoon
AT o'clock. Interment will be made
at Riverview cemetery.
Miss Sallie Humphreys. teacher OF
art. who has been the guest Of Miss
| Emily Hoge the past week, left yes
| terday morning for Washington, ID. G.
The Smithfeld fair this year proved
a glowing success in every respect
Miss Ada Joy has returned from q
several weeks visit with relatives at
Muncie, Ind.
Ensign Kemp. with his band Of Sal
| vaticn Army workers. viii hold meet
| ing In the Opera House this afternoon
| al 3 O'Clock. All are cordially invited
| to attend this service. In the evening
| Ensign Kemp will deliver an address
at the Opera House instead CT the
regular service held by the Presbyterian
congregation.
Mrs. ]. w. Darrah will be al horne"
| tn her friends next Wednesday after