Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
ST, CLAiRSVILLE.
A Ball That Was the Dandy OF the
Season.
A Married Woman Marries Another Man
Without the Formally Of a Di-
vo1ee-A Young Mans
Troublous Sleep.
SPECIAL 10 the Register.

south of town, was badly hurt the other day
by fall of soapstone in coal bank where
he wss at work.
Misses Nellie Huey, OF Winona, MIMI,
who is attending school at Washington,
Pa, and Miss Nellie Askew, of Kansas
City, who is attending Mt. de Chantel, are
guests during the holidays Of Judge c. W.
Carroll
Col. Glen. Steele, OF Ian caster, o., was
in town the fore part of the week, seeing
old friends.
Hon. Samuel Hiiles, of Barnesville, was
in town on Wednesday.
The present term OF Common Pleas
Court will adjourn next Saturday.
Many Of our stock men and others inter
ested will attend the second sale OF the
Breeders Association, which will be held
in GAINESVILLE next Thursday.
Tomorrow is the last day that pheasants
can be shot in this State. Hunters should
take notice.
Waltar Cowan, formerly OF this place,
but now of Bethany, W. Va, came in on
Thursday, and after calling on the Probate
Judge and securing license,
Carried off One of Our Best Girls
in the person OF Miss Jennie Miller. We
wish the young couple much Joy.
The young men of this place are either
not going to receive on New Years day, or
else they are too modest to have their
names in print as none OF them answered
our invitation for their names. The young
ladies. however, are going to call, and they
will find out where the young men are,
perhaps.
Esquire w. A. Sharon, OF Colerain town
ship, who has Just returned from an ex.
tended visit to relatives in the West was
in town on Thursday.
W. T.. Calm, Esq, OF Wheeling, was up
on Wednesday.
John F. Grassland OF Hoge's drug force,
attended social dance at his old home in
Belmont, on Thursday evening.
Frank Moore, # GAINESVILLE, was grant.
ed q divorce from his wife, Anna Belle, last
Wednesday. 1t seems that two or three
years ago Anna got married 10 another
man, and now resides with him as his wife
in Wheeling. Moore, However, did not feel
disposed TO trouble her further than to be
free from her, AMI if she feels content 10
live with husband No. > and he is satisfied,
il would seem to b. satisfactory TO all par
ties directly concerned
L NJ and Grant Shepherd attended the
NJ. +. church Christmas tree at Li)Et pwn
un Christmas night
There were few
Over 500 Marriage Licenses
issued in this county during the year 1883,
which is about one fourth more than the
year previous.
To morrow night the st Clairsvile band
will play in different parts OF town from
- to |, the first hour Of the new year.
John Trick, of .Etnaviie, wa> in town
Thursday, on legal business.
Constable Bob Stedman is 2 HiEger man
than Sullivan just now, and al! On account
OF Il new arriva! at his house.
Mrs. G. W. lloge and the Misses Hoge,
al ie!iaire, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Cowen on Christmas.
Henry West, Jr., is on the SICK list and
his many friends are sorry to hear that he
is considered very i'll from consumption.
W. hope he may pull through all right.
J. \. Henderson, of the Auditors office,
who i one Of the County Examiners, went
TO Columbus on Thursday to attend
meeting OF examiners TO be held there on
Friday.
1t was a splendid dance. All present
unite in saying 1t was
The Best Hall Ever Held
in - Claiisyille, and all felt like having
=, Ud .ocial time. ali jnry ha3 it. Christ.
n'as ni.ht balls will 80 more popular tnan
ever ia this Place in the future. The
muse. which makes or MRS Il dance, &C
CoruiDg to It's excellence, vas 10y the first
Glass v htt!iug opera HcIse Orchestra At
- o'clock oil hands rcpaircd to NJ. +. Will
som restaurant, which Is Just across the
street from the bail, ana enjoyed an excel
lent oyster supper, which was gotten up
ana served in the very best way. After
surper !anCing was resumed and continued
uu:ll "a VI, when all felt weary enough
TO 70 home. Following is fall list OF
those present: Misses Ada Ffasher, l'pde
graft ami Flunnigsn, Of Wheeling; Misses
Jennie Kelley, Annie, Nellie and Bessie
HCcr. end Matte Meyer, of Bellaire: Miss
Maggie Zee, OF Bridgeport, Miss Nellie
Askew, cf Kansas City; Miss Nellie
lILcy, OF Washington. Pa. Miss Lou Lentz,
o. Ess, R'chiand; and Misses Clara Carroll,
Annie Patterson, Belle Meyer, Julia Fra
zier, Nary, Emma and Retta Clark, Annie
Troll, Matte Darrah Annie Steenrod and
Cla'rsville; Messrs. Elmer Frasher 10.
UpdecrGtl and Prof I'd. Thomas, Of Wheel
irg; Mcssrs Cash Marsh, A. J. Marshall, \.
" GillelsLd and Dr. J. Park West, OF Bel.
lai:e; Mr., Joe Poggs, OF Bridgeport; Joe
kel ION, OF GAINESVILLE; Charles Johnson,
Of hriChsyille. viii and Fred Glover. Of
Kansas City; Ed. COii,and and J. Carmen,
OF Esst Rich AMI: Sherman Doyle, T. u
Amos, Leland FInt, Geo. Y. Brown, Geo.
f Steenrod, John, George aAi Harry Pen.
ninSton, Henry G. Meyer, Robert NJ. Col
lLs Con. Trol, Sherman Bags, Albert
kcnnOn, George Troll, Harry BoroiI, Carlo
e Carroll and Henry Carroll, OF ST. Glars.
vile.
Considerable Of Joke
was played on our friend Marshal Tnomp.
son on Wednesday night. lie was in
Ho2es drug store and went into the back
room, and, everything being quiet, warm
aud nice, he settled himself for a snoozs 20
make up for the sleep lost enjoying the
ChIlstnss festivities. Closing up time
rar." ord Marshal seemed to be Ell jOying
t.r uui so well that the proprietor and
clerks Concluded not II disturb him, 81 all
was mad fast and tich; for the night vi n.
out swskening him. At what time he
aroused opponent saith no. yet that he got
Up b.fO'e daylight is evident. 1t seems he
d!un Ike his temporary quarters, 80 ne
hois'61 the baCE window, and in his effort
TO get 20 the ground. disloCated two nints
Of water sporting and a g-dpe arbor. BIT
he Ss!s be spen' The most OF the night n
bed lust the same.
N,s. Martha Ta.lman and daughter. Miss
Ina. ere spending the holiday week with
iri"rCs in Columbus.
Misses Clara Alexander and Luella Sut-
ton. Of Washington Female Seminary, and
Mis- Je ssie Close. Of Beaver Seminary, in
addition TO the students ALREADY mentioned
in the REGISTER. are homo for The holidays.
ibis sC2ounts for all our students except
Miss Ellie Thompson, who, We understand,
is spending the holidays with friends in
New York.
James T. Neil7r, Esq of Grand Forks,
Dskots former resident Of this place, is
~ home on visit Jim is not much
In Love With Dakota.
George Ge!lcr, Of Welsvi!!e, came IN on
Wednesday for a visit 10 friends.
Mrs. James Frasier, OF the St Clair Hotel,
will start 10 morrow to visit her sister,
Mrs: Laura p. Askew, OF Kansas City, who
is ILL.,