Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-28
MARTINS FERRY.

ST. Marys to-day and coming week:
This is the thirteenth Sunday after Pen
tecost Ep. Gal. 3: 1922. Gosp. st. Luke
II: 11-19. Mass next Tuesday at Dillon.
There will be a meeting of the congrega-
ton to-day Immediately after late mass.
We sincerely hope all will attend. Bene-
diction next Friday. Mass on Sundays
and week days as usual until the opening
of the school, which will be on the first
Monday in September. Next Friday will
be the first Friday of the month. The
priest will be in the church Tuesday at
p. m. Mass on next Friday at a. m.
Stations or Way of the Cross Immediate
ly after mass. There will be a meeting
of the congregation to-day after late mass
for very important business.
Christian church, Rev. j. n. Wiseman,
pastor-Services as usual. Theme for
morning, The Higher Employment
Fishers of Men."-Matt. 4: 10. Evening,
7:3O, address to the young people by Mrs.
Wiseman.
First Baptist church, Rev. Dr. Bond,
pastor-Regular services at 1890 a. m. and
1870 p. m. Text for morning, John 4: %,
Evening subject, "Perils." At p. m.
there will be an outdoor service held in
the grove of Mr.. Ellis, Tiltonville.
English Lutheran church, Rev. w. H.
Oehlschlaeger, pastor-Morning service,
1890; theme THE letter or spirit
which," Regular bi-weekly evening ser
vices to begin September t.
First NJ. e. church, Rev j. T. Morton,
pastor-10:30 a. m, sermon; subject, THE
Reign of Christ" 1870 p. IN, sermon; sub
ject, The Desire to See Jesus"
Miss Laura Westwood has returned
from several weeks visit at Buffalo, n.
Y, with relatives.
j. E. Kirtz arrived home yesterday from
an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Margaret Walters, of Pittsburg,
returned home yesterday after a five
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. Jno.
Farnell.
Thomas Baggot is very i'll al his home
on South Second street with Inflammation
of the stomach.
The c. & P. section men were at work
cutting down the weeds and clearing out
the cutters along the road through town
yesterday.
A large number of colored people will
attend the campmeeting at Brilliant to-
day. rtysef
MISS AHlllb bdSSOll Itlul IcA last even
ing from a three weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends at Cadiz, o.
George Roach left for home at Marion,
Ind, to-day, after a couple Of weeks
visit with relatives here.
A large number of people from here at
tended the labor day picnic at the Wheel
ing fair grounds yesterday.
Christopher Kuckuck left for Niagara
Falls yesterday, where he will spend
several days.
H. l.. Sidney. of Columbus. O., was in
town yesterday on business.
Ross Robinson and Bert Shaver leave
about September 9Th for New York. from
which place they will sail on the Philadel-
phia for Porto Rico, where they expect
10 spend the winter.
Burlington road south of the Laughlin
mill is in a very bad condition, furnishing
cause for complaint by the teamsters who
use 1t.
Joseph Jacobs leaves to-day for the
east to purchase his fall and winter sock
of clothing.
The Sixth street NJ. E. church, of Steu-
benvile, and the A. NJ. Z. church of this
place, will join in holding regular old
fashioned camp meeting at Brilliant, be-
ginning to-day and closing on Septem-
Der 4th
Albert Horcher. who has been superin-
tending work for the Agnew Roofing Co.
at Tihin and FinGlay. o., arrived home
yesterday, having completed his work
Miss Mary Williams. of Piedmont o., is
the guest of relatives here.
The Opera House will be opened next
Thursday evening with the Tornado =
one of Lincoln ]. Carriers best produc-
tons. Friday and Saturday evenings,
THE World and THE Fast Mail" re-
spectively, will be produced All are first
class productions and need no introduce
ton. Manager Miller intends 10 put on
none but first-class attractions during the
season. and now that the Opera House
has been thoroughly renovated and remod-
elled In q manner that makes II one Of the
best In this vicinity, theatre goers need
not go out OF town for en- evenings en-
joyment
Misses Jennie and Lille Jones leave
next Tuesday f}r New York. from which