Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
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Special 10 ne Sunady Register.
81. CLAIssynLE, o.. February 2i.-A
lecture on the Holy Lands, given under tn
auspices Of the three Sabbath schools o
this place, for the purpose of buying a SCI
of maps for the use of the schools, was held
in the N. E. Church Wednesday evening
and drew q large audience.
A.Wagon load of boys went down TO Beech
Hill literary on Tuesday evening.
The colored folks literary of this place
draws q crowd every Friday evening.
Captain Charles Frint is in charge of JeP,
sons grocery store during the absence OF
the proprietor, Mr.. George Jepson, who is IN
Wheeling, and underwent q surgical opera
ton on Thursday. By the way, Charley
reached his majority or Thursday.
T. J. Woodmansee, of Steele, Dakota, who
has been here for several weeks. started
home Thursday. ,
James Mellor and family have returned
from Grand Forks, Dakota, where they have
resided for the past two years. Jim never
vas much pleased with Dakota, and his
friends wish he may locate here again.
Miss Lille B. Hobbs, who is q teacher in
the Morristown schools, has been detained
at home this week by an unusually severe
cold.
Miss Belle Meyer has returned home after
a months visit with he sister, Mrs. F. NJ.
Cower, at Flushing.
Major ". S. kennon has been confined
10 The house this week BY illness.
DR.. J. Park West, of Bellaire, is at home
here nursing a s~prained ankle, the result OF
az accident. .
We noticed John R. Cow, city editor Of
the Bellaire Independent, at the county seat
the other day.
The St. Clairsville Creamery Company
has secured the necessary capital stock and
are looking for a site, when one more in
dustry will be moving in this vicinity.
The skating rink is being put under roof,
and with reasonable weather, will most
likely be opened the latter part of the week.
The court house site is now settled; and
the new buildings will be on the site Of the
St. Clair Hotel add the street east, which
was vacated for that purpose. The Jail
will stand on the site Of the present county
buildings. The present court house will
stand until the new one is ready for occu-
pancy.
Morrison Gihin, a well known farmer Of
this vicinity, was buried on Tuesday in the
Union cemetery.
. Two weeks from Tuesday, March 10, is
The time set for the Borham murder case.
Borham will be defended by MessrS. J. B.
Smith and Jas. c.. Tallman, Of Bellaire.
Special religious services will be held
every day the coming week in the P~resbyter-
ian church, Rev. Robert Alexander, d. d.,
pastor. There will he communion services
next Sabbath.
Wheat brings 90 cents at the St. Glars
Vile mills.
Benjamin Davenport, of Marietta street, is
confined to his house BY sickness.
The FIRST term Of the new Circuit Court
will be held in this county, commencing
Jnne IL.
The old armory property was decided to
the NJ. E. Church by the township and
municipal authorities, on Tuesday.
Miley S. Wilson. Esq, of Kingsley, Kan
sas, formerly OF this county, was in town on
a business trip during the iorepart OF the
week.
j. H. Collins, Esq and wife, of Columbus.
were in town the fore part Of the week, Mr..
c. on legal business, and his wife on a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beiamin Daven'
port.
Midget Clark, formerly of this place,
was married the other day to Miss Christine
Guldener, Of Columbus.
Wednesday was saloon day in court, and
G or S of those indicted, appeared. pleaded
guilty, were fined and imprisoned five days
each in the county Jail. The jail, by the
way, is full up now. Considerable interest
was taken in the case of the Plunket woman,
charged with child abduction, on Thursday
afternoon she was found guilty, and now
awaits sentence Of the court. The trial
docket is set up to March 18th, two days,
March 10 and II, being allowed for the
trial of Borham, the murderer Of Samuel
Day. Saturday, February %, is motion
day. The Rittenhouse VS.. Troll case, Of
this place, is set for Wednesday, March T..