Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14
ST. CLAIRsvILLE GOSSIP.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE. October 13.-Misa
Fannie Phil p, an aged Lady Of this plsee,
died on Thursdiy afternoon, of general
debility. She has been a resident Of st.
Clairsville for a great many years. Hei
funeral took place from the residence OF
Shepherd Davis, to-day.
Chss. g. Ffint. the genial and accommo.
dating agent IF the st. ClaiIsyille and
Northern, at this place, took In the Cin-
cinra.i Center NAL this week.
st. Clairsvills Fair, Wednesday and
Thursday, next week.
Mrs. Mary Doyle, accompanied BY Mias
Adeis Steimsn, is whiting friends at Col
unbus.
Work has been going on vigorously fol
the p ,st week in rebuilding the B. d D
branch railroad, that was washed out BY
tie flocd some time ago. Nearly two hun
bred mea are at work. ard regular tralns
from this place to wishing will be run
mir in o short time. The Troll Brothers
deserve the everlating thanks Of the peo
rls of ST. Clairsville for the interest they
have taken in having this Ioad rebnlf.
Don't forget the st Clairsville Fair EEK
week, it will be q big affair. -,
john Riley, shoemaker, at Barton, Will
remove to this piece.
Miss Alics Sctopsr, of Wheeling, and
Miss Wood, of Indian, were the guests, o.
Miss Laura Stillw.ll on Tuesday.
Messrs. John Ferren and William and
John Chambers went up to tie Columbu
Centennial last Tuesday.
AIRS Alex. Darrah and daughter, Gertie
have returned from q visit to relatives II
Columbus.
John Croslsnd sni wife have returned
home after o yi.it to relatives near wash
irgton, Pa.
James R. Collins and wife, Of Zanesville
are guests CT Mrs. Chas. Collins iu TIL
place.
Misses Emma and Mary Bradford, pleas
ant young ladies of Colerain, are visiting
| friends in this place.
Mrs. L. P. Hoffman is visiting her ton,
Harry Hoffman, ut Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mrs. 1. D. Johnston, CT Kingston, kas.,
is visiting friends here.
W. l.. Calliu and wife, Of Wheeling,
visited Mrs. Callin's mother, Mrs. Mary
Rihy, west of town, ard started from
there on Monday night to make tour Of
tn, Western cities.
Rev. Sam Small will talk on Prohibition
at Court House Hall, this place, en- Mon
day afternoon, at two o'clock. He Will be
greeted ty large audience.
Frank walcott, who died near Halr's-
Will on last Friday, had many friends here
who were sorry to hear CT his death.
The announcement in last SUNDAYS
REGISTER that Hon. AIlsn G. Thurman
was to viii Wheeling snd make speech
br; ught sunshine and gladness to the
hearts of all Democrats OF this place and
vicinity. We will all be there on October
3Oth to hea. the Old Roman.
John R. Cow. the eent'enanly city edi-
tor of tie Bell ire Independent, Yves taking
a look at our little city on lest Sabbath.
Miss Mide Pa!teIs;n, a pleas AIT young
lady OF this vicinity, has returned home
after q viii. to her sister, Mrs. Challss E.
Hughes, OF Wheeling.
Ll,nd Fript and Recorder Beckett are
takir g in the Cir CT 1psti Centennial.
VIM, McKelvey, of Wheeling, AID John
McKelvsy, of Dakota, were called here by
the serious illuess of their brother.in.law,
J. B. Winters.
Mr.. J. B. Winters and wife, Of Minneeo.
to, came in few weeks ago to witt Mrs.
WIS brother, Hon. A. T. McK,lVey, Of
this place. Shortly after arriving here Mr..
Winters was taken seriously i'll. and after
several days of suffering died on Thurs.
day evening. His wife and children and
other relatives have the sintoce sympathy
of many friends in their cad bereavement.
His remains will be taken to his home for
inteImcnt.