Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
ST. MARYS.

ST. MARYS.
S.. Marys. W. Va. September %
VIM. Smith. S. W. Beur.nger. & l. Bun
nell ana wife. were the 81. Marys peO-
pie who went to Piusburg on the eX-
cdCs.on.
The Consolidated Western Union and
Ohio River r.. T5isgraphing Company
have pu- up new po.es along here this
week. The men engaged In erecting
the po.es are all free silver men.
M. and Mrs. Aug. VI. Campbell spent
Sunday a. Friendly.
o G. Gran moved into part Of Mis-
Mamie Halls house on Main street.
For some time there has been TOO much
noise on the streets for either quiet
s,umbcr CT the credi. Of the town. Sun
day nigh Squire T. ". Hanes cOnclud-
cd TO pU- @ Qu,eus on il and proceeded
TO do so by arreSting three Of them and
fning them. Since chen the town has
be5l unusually quiet.
Rev. \. w. Ownby VII remain an
other year in charge of the ST. Marys
circuit
A. V. L. Im,ey has finished the foun-
dat,On of his house on college hill
John Williams IS giving hts house
some needei repairs.
Owen Early. a rig builder, moved mo
the CdJhar.ne Johnson house in the Z.pi
and Reynolds addition.
G. w. Brown put a new roof on the
Commercial H0,el this week.
JChl Schumacher had his property
in the upper end of town repaired.
The furniture fer the school house
arrived The middle Of ;he week.
Attorney J. T. B5rsOn and George
Fellows are arranging 10 build four
houses north of the depot.
The Bryan and Sewall Club has one
hundred and FIVE members.
Street Commissioner Chalk has been
making needed Improvements in get
ting from Cay street 10 the county road.
The River Gas company are laying
pipe 70 the school house
Alex knight moved TO part Of the
BO0kmaH house
Miss Kate Moc~e. who has been visit
Ing Miss Mabel Nc Nom;S. returned
home 20 Proctor the first Of the week.
Prosecuting Attorney J. c. Nolan and
John Schumacher were At Marietta
Tuesday.
n. r. Reynolds was thrown from his
horse one day this week while riding
along the read and very badly hurt; his
head was cut IN TWO places. The horse
was frightened at chicken and be-
came uumanageaNe and threw Mr.. Rey-
noids over his head and thus caused him
20 fa1 on the back Of his head on some
stones.
p. T. H0igam5l. Of Noundsville, was
in own on business Thursday.
The Republicans organized a McKin-
lev Club tnesday night with seventy
five members.
z. Tay.or brought the last of his
peaches 20 town Monday. They sold
readily az one dollar a bushe,
Four Of he -hirty-twO teachers eX-
amined al the C0,e school house last
week received four year certificates.
Three failures were reported.
O. G. Sweeney is having stone hauled
fer -he foundation OF a sore room for
drrsse' lumber.
Mss Mav Hudson VIII leave for Scio,
Ohio. next week % attend college.
T.. J. Miller civil engineer. has made
2 f'I'' report Of the railroad survey Of
Main stree, 20 the council
Nr. gD1 Mrs. A. RU-tencUtter went 10
P3rkersbucg Friday to see their daugh-
ter. Mrs c. W. Hutchinson.
County Clerk ". r. Reed issued mar
rage licenses as follows: Sept 9Th,
Marcus Bailus. aged p. Of Washington
county. o., and Miss Mary Masters, aged
%. of Peasants county, W. Va. Sept.
18th. John VIM. Hupp. aged 81. and
Nora Woodsrg, aged Il. both Of Pleas
ants county. Sept 18th. George Reed,
aged q. and Rose Ella Higgins, aged II,
both OF Peasants county. Amos Corn
WEI. age a. and Mrs. Elizabeth Far
ley. aged 6S. both Of Peasants county.
Rev. L. p. Shearer pastor of the N,
T. Church south is in town and Will
preach Sunday az 1890 a. m.
Rev. Selvey has resigned his charge $
r,---1Y. Of thn " y Church the church