Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-26
CHURCH SERVICES.

| discourse, 1.-The word He'll in the creed
and the Bible. What it IS" So many
| have misunderstood its meaning. During
the Sunday evenings through this Lent a
| sermon on the future state will be deliv-
! cred. All the children of the Sunday
| school are requested to be present to-mor-
row, as the Lenten boxes will be given
| out.
| St. Johns Lutheran church, Rev. Paul
| Hummer, pastor-Chief service at 1890 a.
m. Theme, Christ a Servant" Evening
preaching at 1880. Subject, Jesus
| Abroad" Sunday school at 2 p m.
| Christian Church, Rev. ]. n Wisemans
pastor-Sunday school and preaching SER
vice as usual. Theme. THE perpetuity of
the church" Preaching at p. m. Sub
! iect. ''Man's Reconciliation to Cod
First NJ. E. church, j. T. Morton, pastor
Sunday school 9:15 a m. Sermon, 1920
a. m, by Presiding Elder Jackson, fol-
lowed by the Sacrament of the Lord S
Supper Sermon by DIR. Jackson at p. m.
Miss Lizzie Lennon, of Kittaning. Pa,
will arrive here to-day to spend several
weeks with relatives.
David Llewellyn came in from Cam
! bridge yesterday to spend Sunday with
old friends.
Robt Ulrich, who has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks, is some bet
ter.
L. J. O. Drennen and son returned home
yesterday from Birmingham, Ala, where
he has been on business.
Presiding Elder Jackson, of Steubenville,
held quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church last evening.
Rev. ]. n. Wiseman has returned from
several days stay at Solon Ohio.
The tin house at the Laughlin tin plant
shut down Friday evening on account of
being short of iron. 1t will resume Mon
day.
The remains of Thomas Connor, that
should have arrived here from the Sol
diers' Home at Dayton Friday night got
lost in some manner and We're found at
the c., L. & w. depot at Bridgeport. Ow-
ing to some misunderstanding in the ship
ment of the remains. The funeral which
was to have taken place yesterday morn
| ing, has been postponed until Monday
morning at nine o'clock from St. Marys
church Interment will be made at Mt
Calvary
supt. w. H. Stewart arrived home from
Columbus Friday night where he was at
tending a national meeting of school SUI
perintendents.
The consolidation of the Standard and
| Hiawatha Councils of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ
was perfected at a meeting held last even
| ing by Deputy State Councillor Joseph
Thesis. The new Council starts off with
a membership of eighty persons and will
| be known as Martins Ferry Council No
| 50. The officers recently elected We're in
stalled at the meeting last evening. I'm
mediately following the business part of
the meeting they adjourned to the rooms
of the Etude Mandolin club, where a
! sumptuous banquet was served. Invita-
! tons had been issued to lodges of the sur
rounding towns, and consequently a large
number of visiting brothers were in at
| tendance.
| The Republican central committee met
| in the city hall last evening and fixed
| March 18th as the date for holding the city
! primaries to nominate candidates for the
! spring elections. They also decided that
| all persons wishing to have their names on
! the tickets must have them in by March
| It'll.
| The fifth monthly meeting of the Welsh
| literary society was held last evening in
| the Welsh church and was well attend
| ed. The programme rendered was of a
musical and literary nature and proved
very enjoyable. Prizes were awarded for
| the best singing, speaking and reading.
| \. G. Truax is home from Steubenville
spending the day with his family.
| Eey. Vance, of Aspinwall, Pa, will
| preach at the United Presbyterian church
| this morning and evening.
| Wilbur Lunsford is spending the day at
| Yorkville with friends.
The children of Charles Duff are recov-
ering from a siege of the measles.
/! Miss Jennie Quinn Of Mingo Junction,
/ is the guest of relatives here.
! Miss Ellen Mitchell pleasantly enter
/ tanned the members of the X. 1. D. club
/ at her home on South Fourth street Fri
day evening.
Fred Barber is spending the day at Sis
! tersville, with relatives.
| Elmer Walker will return to Toledo to-
morrow, after weeks visit with friends
and relatives here.
| A young child of Charles Thorngate is
down with typhoid fever.
| Marshal Lindemuth returned home yes
terday from Columbus, where he took
| James Ellis to the insane asylum.
| A fair sized audience attended the ben
eft entertainment given at the Opera
House last evening for the benefit of
| Claude Thardo. The performance given
was of speciality nature and was very
good.
| This evening at the Baptist church, the
pastor. Rev. ". G. D. Bond viii deliver