Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
ST. cLAIRsNLLE NEWS.

Miss Laura Duvall, an attractive younl
lady from Marietta, is the guest OF Mis-:
VIM. G. Neubbard and family, Burling
ton, left on Thursday evening, and viii
visit In Bellaire until Monday, when they
will return home via b. o.
John I. Troll, of c. Troll & Sons, dry
goods, started for Philadelphia and New
York Friday evening
The St. Clairsyille N. Z. conference has
elected 81. @. Welday delegate, and j. IL
| Close alternate, to the Lay Electoral Con.
ference, which ~convenes at Canton, o., on
| the 18th inst.
Miss Ida Anderson, d OF our accom-
plished young ladies, is engaged as q copy
fst in the Probate Judges Office.
1t In annouaced officially that the North
ern railway carried 1874 passengers dur
ing the year Just passed.
The board Of managers OF the Belmont
county far met On Monday and passed
on the premium list The receipts were q
little in excess OF $500
cupy the pulpit in the N. Z. Church to
day.
So'omon Hogue, Republican candidate
for State Senator, was in town on Thursday
building fences. -.
Rev. Jones, superintendent of the Wheel
irg colored schools, is announced 70 speak
al the colored csmpmeeting this afternoon,
The last quarterly meeting of the present
| conference year was held in the NJ. E
Church last Sabbath. Presiding Elder Gray
conducted services,
Mrs. ]. T. Shallcross and children have
been visiting friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. W. F. Wescott aud son, of Jersey
City, were the guests Of the family o.
Judge Carroll. Mrs. w. was q former resi-
dent during her childhood, but has moi
been in St. C. for 26 years.
Miss Annie Troll has returned from a
peasant visit to Bellaire friends. -,
John Carlile, ESQ.,, attended the Wood
field Fair during the past week.
Misses Msggie and Belle Myer left on
Wednesday for a two weeks visit . Cleye'
land friends.
Mrs. Frank Engram is on a visit to bel
brother, W. y. Taggart, in Cincinnati.
The net revenue in Belmont county IRON
the Scott law is $2l, 252. 1t is a Significant
that the number of saloons in the county
is larger than before the law went into
force.
C. n. Allen, of the Bellaire Democrat
was in town Tuesday. ,
Prof. G. E. Hughes, leader OF u band
will play with the GAINESVILLE band during
their fair next week.
Our band has been called upon by the
committee for figures for musica at Bellaire
on October sth, the day OF the German OIL
| centennial celebration. -,
The Barnesville Fair next week Will
| draw a large number OF st. Clalrsvllle PEG
pie, IS it always does.
&c. GRAY, OF Martins Ferry, was regis
tered at the National on Friday.
Vim. A. Fenton, Democratic Contra
Committeeman at Morristown, came u
town on Tuesday with Miss Lucy 9. Tracy
a charming Young lady of that place, anc
after visiting the Probate Judge for a II
cense, they were married in the National
Hotel parior by Rev. Robert Alexander,
End went on their way rejoicing. BeS'
wishes.
vile, having been called there by the serl
Gus illness Of his mother, who formerly re
sided here. He was accompanied by Miss
Merry Singer, OF this place, a gr~anddaughteI
of Mrs. Crymble. -,
The following party OF young society
folks from Wheeling came up IN carriage
OIL Saturday evening last, and enjoyed tht
evening at the 81. Ciair hotel, as yount
folks usually do: Misses Mamie Dubois
Mamie Stokely, Laura Updegratf, Mamie
Dubois, Amelia Paxton and Messrs. Johr
Gilchrist, J. J. Holloway, S. A. Miller, Jr.
c. NJ. Hart and c. H. Tsllman.
J.. S. Davis, James K, Travis and D.. q
Stewart, OF Wheeling, autographed at thu
st. Clair on last Sabbath.
Mrs. C. F. Rainey, and daughter, o
Washington City, are guests OF Mr.. anr
Mrs. John Davis.
Mr.. NJ. s. Wilson, a prominent young
GAINESVILLE attorney, was in town Friday
Mrs. Rebecca Heaton, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Hannah Watson, viii
start this week on a visit to Mr.. Val anC
Mss Sallie Heaton, at Philadelphia.
Judge D. D. T. Cowen, who, accompanied
by his sons, Duane T.and Warren, who hay
been spending the summer in the White
Mountains for the benefit OF the Judge
health, returned home on Friday after
noon.
The colored folks camp meeting on thu
fair grounds this week has not been so wei
attended as was expected, but to-day ther'
IS expected to be a big crowd present
| They hBve engaged some good ministers
and the Northern will run a tram iron
| Rri6peport this evening,