Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
MARTINS FERRY.

St. Mary's to-day and coming week:
This is the fourth Sunday after Pen
tecost. Ep. Rom. 8:13-23. Gosp. st.
Luke SILL. Mass next Tuesday at
Dillon at 9 a. m. Wednesday is the
feast OF st. Peter and Paul, the apos-
ties. Next Friday will be the first Fri
da yof the month. The priest will be
in the church at a. N. Class will be
at a. m. Benediction after mass.
There will be no Sunday school until
the first Sunday in September.
First Baptist church, Rev. DR.. Bond,
pastor-Regular services at 1920 a. N.
and 1880 p. m. Subject for morning,
THE capacities of the Soul" Text,
Genesis 1927. Evening. THE Pushing
OK" Text, Exodus 1921. The OK
were won't to push with his horn in
time past, and it hath been testified to
his owner, and he hath not kept him
in' All welcome.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev. W.
J. Williams, rector-Third Sunday
after Trinity. Mathis and sermon,
1920 a. m. Evensong and sermon, Z
p. m. Subject of discourse, THE Con
sideration of the Heavens" being the
third in a series on creation.
First M. E. church, Rev. ]. T. Nor
ton, pastor-10:30 a. M, What hath
God wrought" 1880 sermon, THE
God of our fathers"
Ohio City Lodge No. 1852, A. F. & A.
NJ, celebrated st. Johns day last eve
ming at their hall. The affair was
very pleasant one and will long be re-
membered by those present. About
coated Aft
the banquet The first part Of the
evening was taken up with the follow
ing programme: Music; prayer; music;
address of welcome, Brother E. E. Nc
Combs; music; recitation, Brother A.
w. Harris. After the rendition OF the
programme the Masons and their
guests proceeded to the banquet hall,
where tn mecu given below was par
taken Of: Invocation. First course
Pineapple, orange, banana. lemonade;
toast, Why we hold an annual ban
quet, Brother ]. G. Parr. Second
cc,1rse-Iettuce salad, potato salad,
cold ham, Clipped beef, cold tongue,
cheese waters, Park House rolls,
pickles, coffee; toast, Women, Brother
I. J. Irwin. third course-Ice cream,
sherbert, berries, layer cake, chocolate
cake, silver cake, coffee; husia
America.
The following delegates to the Re
publican county convention, to be held
at st. Clairsyille Tuesday, were selected
yesterday: - :,
rust ward-Delegates David
Lewellyn and Harry Romick; alter
mates, John Ault and James Robbins.
Second ward-Delegates James &C.
ell, Frank Mccarthy and Frank
Brooks; alternates, Matt Grey, Albert
Gosney and ]. E. Groves.
Third ward-Delegates David Coss,
John Henderson and E. E. McCombs;
alternates, Charles Bailey, Samuel
Thompson and Charles Graham.
Fourth ward-Delegates, F. Stricklin
and Brock Brown; alternates, Theo
Kellar and Stephen Hopkins.
Fifth ward-Delegates Marshal Cop
per and James Reilly: alterna.es, David
Davis and Lee Woods.
Owing to the small number of can
didates that will be before the con-
vention and the small amount Of in
terest taken in their nomination, the
delegates elected will attend the con-
vention to vote as they see fit, as no
instructions have been given them.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Gray left
yesterday for Altoona, Pa, to visit rel
atives.
Rev. Father Mattingly leaves We'd
nesday morning for Cumberland, Md,
to attend the golden jubilee of Saints
Peter and Paul's church at that place.
Isaac Jones arrived home yesterday
morning from st. Thomas, w. Va.
Vincent Mullaney is home from st.
Mary's College, in Kansas, to spend
the summer vacation.
The marriage of Mr.. James Melon
ough, well known and popular young
man of this place, to Miss Katie Stat
ford, an estimable young lady OF
Wheeling. will be solemnized at the
Wheeling Cathedral Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock.
Mrs. G. C. Sedgwick, who is very
ill at her home back OF town, is not
expected to live.
Miss Ella He'll is visiting relatives
at Darlington over Sunday.
George Purcell received bad cut
on his left leg Friday night by run
ming against a pack of iron at the
Aetna Standard mill.
Mrs Barbara Messy left last even
ing for Amber, O., to visit friends and
relatives for several days.
The official board of the Christian
church held business meeting last
evening at the home of G. N. Watson,
on Vines treet.
Yesterday was pay day at the Aetna
standard mill.
The old department at the Laughlin
tin mill will resume tomorrow after
a few days idleness, caused by the en-
CINE being out of repair.
Elmer Reed will return to Scio Col
lege this week for the normal term OF
school.
P. S. Wilson and family, of Erie, Pa.
leave for home tomorrow, having been
here to attend the funeral of Mr.. Will
sons sister, Mrs. Allen Cochran.
Clyde Brashears, Of Mount Pleasant
was in town yesterday.
Samuel Milligan, who has been I'll
with the typhoid fever is improving
Work of rebuilding the Presbyterian
Church foundation was begun yester-
day.
F. c. Hoge. Of Mount Pleasant, spent
yesterday with relatives here.
Miss Blanche Schofield will spend to-
dav with friends at Steubenville.
The Board of Equalization, after
nearly one months session, concluded
their work yesterday. and as result
the increase placed on various property
will bring in $1,000 more to the town
Miss Myrtle Hammond. of Shawnee
q is visiting the family of Mrs. Mary