Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21

ST. MARY'S.

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ST. MARYS.
ST MARY'S, w. Va, March 2o.-Rev.
II. NJ. Smith, of Grantsville, delivered d
series of sermons during this week in the
NJ. E. Church South. and attracted large
audiences. The meeting merged into
union protracted meeting and will con-
tinue some time.
Rev S. +. McClung, presiding e!uer oI
the NJ. E. Church South. will hold quar-
terly meetings at Coal Valley Saturday
and Sunday. He will preach IN ST.
Mary's Sunday night.
Ex-Gov A. B. Fleming was in town
Wednesday on business.
S. Barkwiu was in Marietta Wednes-
day.
b. f. Stamford spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Marshall county.
Attorney Aug. NJ. Campbell was at Ma
rietta on legal business Tuesday.
Mr.. A. A. Lamoraux's new house will
soon be under roof, if the weather con-
tinues favorable.
Mr.. c. c. Schumacher was at Marietta
Thursday.
Attorney ]. F. Barron was at Parkers-
burg Thursday.
O. E. Grant closed school at Long Run,
and P. G.. Debolt at Grape Island, Friday
A. B. Copenhaver. Charles Amber and
A. E. Marble left to-day for West Liberty
TO attend the Normal school.
A. w. Locke will leave for West Lib
erty the first of the week.
Walter Dillon. P. G. Debolt and w. z.
Clovis expect to 90 to Fairmont in a few
DAYS 10 attend the Normal school.
Mr. y. C. McEtchen, of St. Louis. was
here the first of the week. He made him
self useful in the church work in progress
bv singing a few very fine solos Tuesday
night.
Prof James Mcknight, of Hebron
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Debolt has been sick sew
eral days with congestion Of the lungs.
Mrs. A. Ankrom had the ministers to
dinner Wednesday.
Prof A. L. Wade was in town Thurs
day in the interests of the ]. B. Lippn-
colt Company. and Hon. Wlitman Barrie
in the interests of the West Virginia Uni
versity.
Miss Estena White will return from
Baltimore Sunday.
Mr.. E. Edgar is erecting a building on
S Barknelrs lot for jewelry shop in the
future.
Mr.. w. E. Reed will open a hardware
store in the room now occupied by L.
Edgar. about the first of April.
Rev. Soburo Toyoma preached an excel
lent sermon Thursday night in the NJ. h.
church.
Harry Cooper is down with typhoid
fever.
Miss Kate Cooper is rapidly recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
S H. Frazier Is spending a few days at
his home in Allegheny.
VIM Smith. of Waverly, spent most Of
this week at home.
Mr.. John Solly who went to Texas for
his health. is not expected to live.
Mr. John Hoffman fell from the tor of
a. derrick. distance of Sc feet, AZ Archcr's
Fork and, strange as it may be, lie IS not
fatally injured.
Attorney Charles Matheny, of Sisters
VILE. and Mrs. F. J. Porter wore uni'ed
in matrimony by Rev. D. II. Davis at MS
residence Thursday evening.
s. w. Benninger was at Maris-ta We'd
nesday.
Mr.. C. W. Hutchin. of Farkersburg.
the young politician Of the Eas- End.
spent Sunday in St. Marys.
Mr.. John Hall is spending a short time
visiting friends at Bond Greek, Richie
county.
Miss Mary McGregor is ,!si ing Miss
Mamie Hall
Mrs. George Ke,sall returned from
Charleston Saturday. after a short visit to
friends there.
The sewing bee AZ Mrs. John ST Ok
lings. Thursday night was = social sue
cess.
Clyde B. johnson was al slstersv!re
Thursday on business.
Mr.. f. W. Frink was at Mar'2t Thurs
day.
Robert Anderson. Of Union district was
in town this week making arrangements
to engage in mercantile venture at the
upper iron bridge.
Attorney J. c. holland spent two days Of
this week in Wheeling.
Mrs. George Kelsall. Mrs. r. A. CAL
lagher. Mrs. J. 3. Watson and Mrs. Alice
Barkwiu spent Saturday with Mrs. VIM.
Kester. at Belmont.
The Peasants County Bank opened up
for business Tuesday morning, and the
amount of business this week clearly
proves the wisdom of the enterprise. The
capital stock is S25.00O. and the legal liabil-
ity twice that. but the personal wealth
is many times that amount. The fact that
there is no bank within radius Of seven
teen miles Of St Mary's. is sufficient evil
dence that the enterprise will be a good
investment for capital and matter Of
convenience to the farmers, merchants
and oil men of this section. The stand
ing of the Board Of Directors is a sufi-
cient guarantee of safety to depositors.
and this should elicit the hearty support
of the business men Of this section.
WI pnnnr latast dneinns Z,