Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30
ST. GAINESVILLE

CT GAINESVILLE, O., November %
The Young society people of st. Clalrsvllie
rave select hop at the Court House Hall
THANKSGIVING night. Refreshments were
served at a seasonabe hour by Nj. h. VIII
SON Those presenV were: Misses Anna
White. BERTHE Robinson, Laura Ferren'
Retta Clark, Bella Weber, Mabel Tallman >
Brokay Sheppley; Messrs. wafer iroii'
+. Frint. Lawson Emerson, John Beckett,
George Troll. V. Campbell, VIII Miller,
George Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. L rank ro"er''
Mr.. and Mrs. Grassland.
Miss Gertie Darrah was pleasantly sur
prised at her home on Main street, ot'
| Clairsville, on Thanksgiving night. Dane
ING and games were the chief amusements
ofthe evening, and at midnight lunch was
served. About eight couples were present.
and all report splendid time.
News was received here on Friday OF
the death of Billy McKimmie, a former
conductor on the st. Clairsville and North
ern. who was killed on railroad IN IexaS.
Dan CARL, who was hurt in the wreck
last Saturday, is able to walk ABOUT ms
room. His wounds are healing very nicely
and but for the loss of blood, which weak
ened him very much, he would be aole 10
be on duty. .,
Joseph Black, who was sent up mere
from Bridgeport for resisting an oiheer
some weeks ago, made his escape FRIDAY
afternoon from the jail. He had been al,
lowed to carry water about the jail, ana
when the tailor was cut of sight, he drop
ped the bucket" and skipped.
On Friday afternoon our citizens were
startled at the announcement OF the dealn
of Mrs. Mary Foulke, wife OF Sherlfi y. Il;
Foulke. which occurred at Barnesvllle al
O'Clock p. IN on Tuesday. Mrs. fouihe
went TO GAINESVILLE to spend THANKSGIVING
and visit among friends there and otner
places until after Court adjourned, at which
time the Sheriff and wife intended taking a
western trim. ostensibly for Mrs. Foulke's
health. On Thursday morning the SherlH
received a message TO the effect that ms
wife was dangerously i'll, and TO come I'M,
mediately That afternoon he telegrapned
his son that she was in critical CONDITION
and to come on the first train. Nc other
news was received from them until o CLOCK
Friday, which announced her death. Inc
immediate cause of her, death is not KnoWh'
Mrs. Harriet McA1illen, widow OF the
late Hugh McMillen, and who has been an
invalid for several months past, dled at Tue
residence of W. A. Hunt, editor OF the BET
mont Chronicle. al 10 o'clock Friday morn
ING Her death, although not unexpected,
was sudden. Funeral Sunday afternoon
interment at Richland cemetery
.Cooney' Thompson has the CONTRACT 10
light the street lamps.
John Frazier went to Cincinnati on Tues
day, where he will engage in some business
enterprise.
Miss Rittie Clark has returned from
brief visit with friends in Bellaire.
II. C.. Meyer, of the Bellaire Herald, and
wife spent Thanksgiving in this place
Miss George Alexander, the elocution-
ist, is home from visit along the river
front.
Carlow Carroll of Kansas City, and his
new wife are visiting their father, Judge
Carroll.
Misses Carrie and Lille Cattell, of Mt.
Pleasant. spent THANKSGIVING with Miss
Lou Lewis.
Prof &. E. Hughes and Mr.. Al. McGin-
mis-, of Wheeling, spent Thursday in bag
cling game. They are marksmen OF no
mean ability.
OLouis Hoff, the news agent, has been very
i'll for the past few days. but is now getting
better. His life was despaired of on Thurs
day evening.