Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

better yesterday. For the n...
days he has been very low. NV
Mr. Purcell returned vestarl,
ternoon from short visit q Ef-.. a.
vile with his brother. '@10j'
Mr.. Hornbrook, of Elm Gro7,
the guest of friends here yes+ar5. na'
The Orbis CLUB held a verv inra1s.
ing meeting Friday evening al III NJ
home Of the Misses Talbot. @e
Armour Graham, of Third e+r,..
recovering from an attack Of rvr1.l Is
fever. '''04
The revival meetings which h.
been in progress at the NJ. f. Cbn~aE
the past week will be continued t. y1
! week. S
j. K. Henry is up from ParEorshn-.
calling on friends.
Robert Sterling, Of YorkyilIo VII i
! town yesterday on business.
! Harry Williams, of West Wasb;,.
! ton street, is able to be out. af+ar
( weeks illness.
Miss Anna Gordon, Of Blaine O .r,
Miss Anna Dean, of Washington Il
are guests Of the family OF HAHN
Humphreyville.
The tin house at the Aetna-Star3a~,
will resume Tuesday, after a few 5ays
/ idleness.
This weeks issue Of the Ohio VA.
| ley Workman contains an eyca,Iar+
| cut of H. w. Gauding, one of our fa-
low townsmen, who has been and Is,
very prominent member Of the A f.
| G. w. 1t also contains a brief sketch
of Mr.. Gauding's past life, his attain.
ments and abilities.
The Gwent Choral Union will non
this afternoon in the Opera House for
practice. The union has arranged III
give a concert next Saturday, w1ic.
promises to be of an excellent nature
The names of some OF the best musca,
talent in the city appears upon tie
programme.
Misses Hannah and Mary Gordon
and Alta Hart, of Kelsey. o., are Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. II. HumphroyI5le
Joe" the young son of Ellis Lash,
who has been i'll, is conyalescent
Yesterday was pay day at th9
Iaughlin tin mill.
Rev Charles Fulton, of the Allegh-
eny Theological Seminary, will occupy
the pulpit at the United Presbyterian
church this morning and evening
The death statistics of this city. ac-
cording to the report of Health Officer
Darrah, for the past year are ILL., Oh
these, II were caused by consump-
ton, Is by typhoid fever, 10 by pneg-
monia and eight by heart failure.
Last evening the Woodchoppers ujtIat.
ed fifteen candidates into the mysteries *
the forest. After the evening hEstn IS
had been finished, a banquet was gWau
ToaStS were made and responded lib and
a general good tire had.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly was granted I'M
absolute divorce from her husband, Wat
ter Kelly in Common Pleas Court, yf5t.r-
cay. The grounds on which the derras
was granted was gross neglect Of duty
FerC Ring. Of Patton's Run. IN
town Yesterday.
Miss Margaret T-lbert is able To ia ogt
again. after a two weeks Illness.
The Emma Sardou company closed
weeks engagement here last evening,
playing. True Irish Love to a well Pleas
c. X. Nash. of Jahnson. O.. leaves for
his home to-day, after q short stay VIVA
a festival was given last evening at
tho Caurch of God hv the members
j. Hornbake, of Fifth street. is able 70
be up about the house after being con-
fired to his bed for several weeks with
sickness.
Lewis Morgan and John Stiles leave iar
West Newton, Pa, to-day where tHev
have secured positions in a tin mill d.
St Mays to-day ard coming week
This is the second Sunday after the
Epiphany. and also the Feast of the How
Name of Jesus Up. Rom. Y: 16; Cos
ST. John 2: LIP TIE Er. Of the Feae
Acts. 4: SIP; Gosp,. st. Luke, 2; u. It s
ly tho league VIII give in their reports af-
ter tho magnificent, during vesDers 1t is
Holy Communion day for members of the
League also for the married mems and
ladies sodalties. Next Thursday will he
the Thirty-first anniversary of the ord'na-
St. Marys Mass will be at a. IN.
Bpnediction naXt Friday evening at 1.2
ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran chur
There Will be no services this morninE
is supplying the pulpit of t he English L1-
theran congre cation at Bowling Green
Jefferson county, Q. Sunday school KS
usual at 2 =. m. In the evening al 1.0
the Rev ]. f. Heokert pastor of Grave
English Lutheran church Of Rochester
will preach and conduct services in the
First N, e. Church Rev. ]. r Morton
paster-9:15 n. m. SUNDAY school. ln.a0
a. m. preaching. by Rev Clyde Porter ~
Toronto. O.. 2. m. Junior League. r
League; I p. M. preaching by Key Pcr-
First BAPTIST church. Rev. DIT BOZ g.
pastor-Regular services at 1880 q. "
and p. m. Subteca for morning, When
70 say no and when TO say yes, eveuin-
Two opinions Sunday school at ? :"
m. Welsh Bible class at . p. M. Eyau-
aelistic services every evening Next VII k
except Saturday evaning.
Presbyterian church. opera house r.
s. J. Boyle Dastor-Sund9y school a'
a. M: Worship and sermon at f0:50' -fi-
ioct Life or Death: which,. Junior
Erdeavor. 2. m: Senior FnlcaEor 4
~. The fourth lecture on tho life of oa-
LORD illustrated with beautiful -trNu
ticon nictures at Z p. IN.
ST Pauls Episcopal church, Rev -"
7. Williams rector-Se cond SUNDAY a'-.-
Epinhany SundGy school at 9:'7 81. n
mathis and sermon 1880 2. m. evar-
ard sermon 7 y. m, subject q, 6ie"u
Divine InC.Eration,'
Don't forget THE Young Klondt-
ers" begins January "a Order 'a3
Register now and get the first chaUet