Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
ST. MARYs.

st. Marys, w. Va, August 1.-Two
men who gave their names as Charles
McCue and Harry w. Howard, landed
| here on Monday evening with speak
easy" boat and Immediately opened up
| business on the west side of the island.
Warrants were issued early in the
night and they were arrested and con-
fined in Jail to await hearing before
a justice. The hearing did not occur
until Wednesday and concluded IN the
| afternoon and the men were held to
answer TO the indictments of the grand
judy at the October term of court.
Miss Mollie Flesher, of Williams
town, spent Sunday with the Debolts
on Main street.
Attorney ]. F. Barron and T. w.
Hanes, Esq, were at Parkersburg on
! legal business Wednesday. One as an
attorney in an important case, and the
| other as a witness.
Mr. Charles Mccormack, Of Buck
harmon, spent part of this week in st.
Marys.
Mrs. Elizabeth Debolt will remove
! her family to Fairmont the first OF
| September to enable her son George,
one Of our successful teachers, TO i'm
| ish the Normal school course, and at
the same time the family be together.
Reports say a number of the most
successful teachers of Peasants coun-
/ ty instead Of teaching this winter will
attend the Normal schools and con-
tinue until they graduate.
Mr.. John McCOmaS returned home
from Scio, Ohio, a few days ago.
Attorney NJ. d. Hanes was at Par
kerSburg on legal business again this
week.
Yeager Debolt was in Fairmont on
/ business this week.
Mr.. B. f. Standiford and niece, Miss
Lucille Baldwin, were at Darlington,
o., Thursday at the funeral OF A. A.
/ Baldwin.
Mr.. E. w. Frink was in the oil field
on Calf creek this week.
Mrs. L. H. Jones, of Ellenboro. and
Mrs. A. J. Riggs were the guests Of
Mrs. G. c. Stanley this week.
Mrs. S. Ankrom was at Wheeling on
business Thursday.
Messrs. w. C. Frost and William
Chisholm went to Marietta Tuesday
evening on their wheels to attend the
wheelmen's parade there. They made
a run of eighteen miles in siXty-five
minutes.
Miss Sallie Hines spent a few days
at New Matamoras, Ohio, this week.
Attorney and Mrs. C. n. Matheny
were at Middlebourne Tuesday and Mr.
Matheny was at Sistersville Thursday
Mr.. G. c.. Stanley and brother, A. H
Stanley, are at Deer Park, where they
will remain for some time. MIR. G. c.
Stanley is considerably improved in
health in most respects.
Mr.. S. w. Cain is spending a few
days at home.
This has been quite a busy week for
. the kid tanners. Examination and
| contracting for the schools kept them
engaged most of the week. Those who
return from contracting having placed
their contracts on file, look quite
happy.
The County Board Of Examiners pre-
pared a very set of questions and sub
mited them to the teachers at the ex-
animation held Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A Flesher returned
home Thursday evening from visit to
Mr.. Flesher's parents in Tyler county.
Miss Estella White, who went to Mt
Ayr, iowa, for the benefit of her health,
Is improving.
Mr.. S. C. Gage, of Sandwich, ILL.,, is
visiting his uncle, Hon. George Kill
sail.
Mr.. Charles Hall, of New Martins
vile, spent Sunday with friends here
Miss Maria Gallaher, of Bellaire
returned home Thursday after spend
ing few days with friends here.
Miss Rosa Cochran, of Eureka, Wis
itel friends here this week.
Miss Alice McKnabb and niece, Miss
Edith Miller, Of Wheeling, are visiting
friends in st. Marys.
Miss Myrtle SoOke went to Parkers-
| burg Thursday to spend two weeks Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. w. E. Bier spent part of the
week visiting st. Marys friends
Mrs. F. f. Agnew, of Wheeling, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schumacher.
Miss Bessie Patterson, of Williams
tONA, NlSAlSu LleuuS mere I0lS week.
Mr.. S. BarkVille, Mrs. John Watson,
Mrs. Alice Barkwill, Miss Banch Rut-
tencutter and niece, Miss Bessie c..
| Hutchinson, Miss Rosa Barkwill and
| brother, John, Mr.. Stephen Seckman
and family, went to Marietta Friday,
on the steamboat, T. n. Barnsdall.
T. c. Mattingly, of Frankfort, Ohio,
was calling on NJ. d. Hanes on legal
business Friday
Attorney Aug. NJ. Campbell was at
Parkersburg, Marietta and Newport on
business this week.
Attorney Clyde B. Johnson was al
MoundSville on business Thursday.
Twenty-four applicants for teachers
certificates were examined Tuesday
and Wednesday. There were three first
class certificates granted, and eight
| failures reported.
Mr.. w. f. Johnson, of Parkersburg.
was a business visitor in st. Marys
Friday.
The Century School Supply Com
pany's agent has recovered about all
the money stolen from him some three
weeks ago at his boarding house.