Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-25
ST. ~CLAlRsViLLE.
Joining the Benediets-The Social world
Personal.
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Joining the Benediets-The Social world
Personal.
SpeiSi 10 he SuHdey RegiRa,
ST. CLARsyqLE, Ono, January a.
Our people were very much disappointed
over the non-arrival fthe SUNDAY REGISTER
last week. We think it proper to inform
them that is not liable to occur again. The
reason for IT was that the carrier on this
route was i'll.
Another one Of Our young men has joined
the army of Benedicts. Mr.. Joseph A
Henderson, our genial and jovial Deputy
Auditor, was married on Wednesday even
ing TO Miss 0na Metcalf, at her home in
East Liverpool. Although she never re-
sided here, the bride Is well known to many
of our people, and is a beautiful and at
t~ractive young lady, we'll worthy of even as
worthy a young man as we all know "Joe"
to be. After a short trip to Pittsburg, the
happy couple arrived here on Friday even
ing, where they will make their future
home. We extend congratulations.
Thirty teachers attended the recent ex-
animation held here.
Rural rink is what Dave Darrah's ice
pond has been named, and il has been COW
cred with jolly skaters all the past week.
Mrs. J. b Smith, Of B~ellaire, spent the
past week With her mother, Mrs. Il. Heaton.
The colored folks ball on Thursday even
ing was well attended, several couples from
the river towns being present.
| j. Potts, en- Commissioner Of this coun-
~, now Of Moundsyille, W. Va. was in town
on business the other day.
Joseph II. Denham, of this township, has
been elected Director Of the State Jersey
Cattle Breeders Association.
+. G. Amos, who has occupied a position
as salesman in Jepson's store for the past
six years, has resigned the same aud will
take a course in the Poughkeepsie, \. Y,
Business College.
A creamery is to We started at this place. A
meeting to effect an organization ola stock
company was held yesterday afternoon.
On Monday, when the docket for the com-
ing term of court was completed, it showed
2S5 cases, 10 of which are for recovery OF
Scott law taxes paid in.
George V. Brown, of Brown Il Son, jewel
ers. went 10 New York Wednesday to COM
plele the study of the art of engraving.
Isac NJ. Riley, Esq, last week closed the
second year Of his editorship of that old re-
liable Democratic paper, the st. Clairsville
Gazette. Under his management the Ga
zette has prospered financially, and, with no
disrespect to former editors, it has shown
a marked improvement in its editorial and
local columns, and as the editor grows more
usep to the editorial business, its improve
ment is kept up week after week. We wish
for it a future Of success.
We understand that arrangements have
been made for the erection of a roller skat-
ing rink, which will be put up by Martins
Ferry par les on Fred Trolls lot, near the
U. /. Church,
The grand jury meets on Feb, :, and the
petit jury on Feb. :.
Robert Mowerp, Of near Maynard, was
brought here for assault and battery, and
on pleading guilty was fined ten dollars and
costs.
Revival meetings were held in the N. +.
Church Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, -,
Post Commander Leroy c. Sedwick and
Col. c. W. Carroll. were appointed TO rep
resent Drummond Post &. A. K, Of this
place, at the State encampmenr, to be held
at Akron. commencing next Wednesday.
John Mckelyey, Esq Of Grand Forks,
Dakota, brother Of A. I. McKelvey, ESQ.,
spent a few days here. snd then left for a
visit to Ireland.
James F. Tallman, OF this place, will be
Deputy Probate Judge under Mr.; CASTOR.
Miss BELLE Never is on a visit I'd her SIS
ter, Mrs +. NJ. Cowen, N Flushing.
Miss Lizzie Piper, OF Bellaire, is on a
two weeks visit to ST. Gainesville friends.
Mrs Lorenzo Danford and daughter, Car
RE, returned from Boston on Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Cassil, a pleasant young lady
Of this place, is visiting friends in Flushing.
1t has been too cold this week for news.