Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
ST. CLAlRSVlllE.
Personal Movements OF PeOple-A
Large Batch df General News.

meNtS, some eleVen couple vi gay
young folks went in carriages to
Crows Nest" a grove near Ham
mond's y roads, as follows: Dick
Darrab, May Clark, Wilbur Hinkle,
Jessie Longley, Leland Frint, Lulu
Brown, Geo. V. Brown, Jessie Close,
Ham Frazier, Emma Close, Charles
Frmt, Annie Troll, Gerry Amos, Mat,
Darrah, Harry Alexander, Add. Troll,
Marcus Finney, Annie StelnrOd. Five
couples att, nded the p!cuic at the Grade
school house above Fairpoint, as fol-
COWS: Harry Boroff, Berthe Hunt,
John L. Grassland, Laura Close, Gus
Blgelow, Emma Clark, Sherman
Doyle, Nellie Sedwick, Alb. Terren,
Lizzie Piper, Henry Carroll, Lizzie Nc
BRIDE.
Judge d. D. T. Cowen and his family
picniced on the Fair Ground on the
Fourth.
Charley Clark, of Bellaire, son OF
Thos. Clark, of the National, spent the
Fourth at his home here.
VIM. Anderson, an employe of the
C., l.. & w. road, u st. Clair boy, was
home for the Fourth.
1 Miss Jane Hottuer, and a younger
SlSleT are Ou lWO LlOutuo Nlolt w
friends in Seville, o.
Mrs. J. +. Charlesworth and Mrs.
Henry Meyer, accompanied by Misses
Ina Tallman and Laura Pratt, Were
visiting Bellaire friends the former part
of the week.
Will Hardesty, of Uhrichsville, a
former ST. Clairsville boy was married
few days ago, and with his bride, has
been spending short time in st.
Clalrsville.
Miss Ida Anderson having closed
her school at Flushing, is home for a
short time.
Miss Retta Mansfield, of Jefferson
county, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. An
drew McFFland.
MIR. Ed. Cattell and wife, of Martins
Ferry, were among friends here the
fore part of the week.
Miss Clara Alexander has returned
home from visit to friendsin Barnes
vile.
MIR. J. y. Davis and wife ncc Miss
JOSIE Collins were visiting friends here
the past week.
II. N. Wilson, Esq, of Los Angeles,
Cal, was in town shaking hands with
friends the former part of the week.
Robt. M. Collins, Esq, we are sorry
to learn, Is quits sick with fever.
Miss Retta Clark, after an extended
visited among Bellaire friends, returned
home OH Tu, sday.
Rev. John r. Huddleson, of the Nor
ristown circuit, will occupy the pulpit
in the Nj. f.. church, today, and Rev.
Minor goes to Beliaire to assist in q
La,
Rev. VI. f.. Beall, of Bridgeport, will
occupy the pulpit i'll the Presbyterian
church to-day.
Prof. A. A. Clark and wife, Of Bell
aire, are summering with Mrs. Clark =
tather, DR.. J. Nj. Mitchell, near town.
John Danlord, of the Bellsire Tribune,
Vas in town over last Sabbath.
Mr.. Anthony Singer took in the races
at Urichsvile on the fifth, Thursday.
Miss Maggie Anderson, one of our
pretty young girls, is visiting among
Bellaire friends.
Harry Hotfrier took in the picnic and
boat ride down the river on the Fourth.
For all the st. Clairsville news read
the DAILY REGISTER. Everything
that happens in this vicinity will be
found in il from day to day.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford went fishing
OH the Fourth, but failed to catch even
bite.
Mrs. George Cook, of Bellaire, is VS.
ting friends here for couple OF weeks.
George Mitchell, Esq, Columbus
druggist, formerly OF this place, Is on q
visit to his father, DR.. J. NJ. Mitchell.
II. II. List and George w. Breiner,
Ross J. Alexander and Morris Cope, of
Bridgeport were registered at the Ma
tional on Thursday. G.. l.. Hobbs and
r. +. Aall, of Wheeling, and J. 81.
Baggs, of Bridgeport, were also in town
on the Fourth.
Alex. Brannum, Esq, OF Bridgeport,
was on our streets Thursday. HIS many
st. Clairsville friends are gratified to
see that be is able to be about again.
Thursday, August I'd Is the date set
by the Parner's club for their Harvest
Home picnic, which will be held on
the fail grounds.
MIR. T. J. Close, of this place has pur-
chased the Morton House at Cam bridge,
for $4,000.
The Fourth was usbered in here BY
Prof. Robt. Buff and his drum cops,
who parsded the streets at an early
hour. During the day, owing to the
absence OF large proportion of tue
people from town ana majority of the
stores being closed, the town was very
dry. In the evening large crowd As.
sembled on the public square to wit.
ness the fire works, which were very
nice, and done great deal towards
liyeniDp unthe evening
The County Republican Committee
is called 10 meet al st. Clairsvllle next
Saturday, to set the time and place for
holding the county convention.
Seven members Of the Veteran Hook
and Line Association spent the entire
day, the Fourth, on the creek and cap.
tured thirty-one bass. 1t Was a poor
day for fish.
On Tuesday night a telegram broug ht
the sad tidings from Chicago, that Will
X. Miller, oldest son of Allen G. Mil.
Ter, formerly of this place, had been
drowned. Mrs. Judge Kennon and sou,
n. X. Kennon, Esq. mother and bro her
of Mrs. Miller, started early Wednesday
morning for Chicago, followed in the
evening by Miss Lizzie Kennon, to
be present the funeral. Master Will
vas we'll known and liked in st. Glars