Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09
ST. MaRYs.

ST MARYS, w. Va, January S.-The
town of ST. Marys was the scene of one
Of the quietest and most peculiar elections
on record. The Democrats met Tuesday
night and nominated the following ticket:
For Mayor, ]. c. holland; Recorder, T. w.
Hanes; Councilmen, Green Haddox, S. NJ.
Riggs, John Schupbach, B. F. West, and
]. NJ Imley, for the ELECTION on Thursday.
These are the old officers, except Mr..
Imley who filled MI Flowers place,
Mr.. Flowers decinlng to serve any lon
ger. 1t is rot strange that the entire
ticket was elected, as no other was in the
field
Miss Bessie Hanes gave party Monday
evening TO quite d large number of her
friends The evening was spent in vari-
Gus kinds of amusements.
Nine couples went to Belmont on the
train TUESDAY evening and spent quite
while skating at "Ox-Bow," ard return
ed home on foot.
G. c. Stanley bought out stock of
goods at Adlai and is now doing business
there.
The St. Marys Gas Company has ma
complete the work within the specified
time.
Attorney C. B. johnson was at Parkers-
burg on legal business Tuesday.
Newport, Ohio, has a mad dog scare
on hands. though nothing llke some of the
reports make it. Nothing has yet de-
veloped to cause any serious alarm.
The municipal elections is clear case
Of public approval OF the public services
Of the officers.
{ Motl, IN.to,
~ on legal business Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Sock is improving slowly
Roy Cochran, OF Eureka, visited friends
here this week.
DR. and Mrs J. B. Watson returned
Tuesday evening from Covington, KY,
after a ten day visit.
The Riverside Council Jr O. L. A. NJ.
installed the following officers last night:
Councillor, J. ". Curtis; Vice Councillor
F. NJ Gardener; Financial Secretary, r.
A. Flesher Recording Secretary, Nj H.
Flowers.
The Mcl<in Oil Company. on Charles
belong farm, has a fishing job on hands,
The services in the NJ. P. church will
continue for an indefinite time
well will be drilled oYr the right fork
OF French Creek by a company of oil
lily.
Barrick, spent Wednesday with Mrs
George kelsall
Miss Edna OgGin went to Marietta col
lege the first OF the week She was absent
quite while on account of her ewes.
H. {. Hyatt is back. smiling as usual
Miss Winnie Williamson, Of Parkers-
nd .-is Tilt
Mrs. o. NJ. Sarber.
Miss May Hughes, of Parkersburg
spent Sunday with Mrs. Newton Ogdin.
j. Fl. Bowen, OF Sar6is, Ohio, was in
St. Marys Friday
Attorney August M. Campbell was al
Marietta on legal business Wednesday
Miss Tekla Johnson went to Warnock.
o.. the last of the week to H. L. Wards.
OF the four men brought here charged
with riot, attempt to murder, etc. and
tried before II. S. Coen, justice of the
peace, Henry Telley was held to answer
to indictments of the grand jury. and
Thomas Arthur and John McMahan were
held as witnesses.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelsall.
John Ruttencutter went to Cincinnati
Wednesday.
Kew. j. F. Woods will preach in the
kelsall hall Sunday at D. M
Rev Bud Smith preached in the NJ p
church, South. last night and and again
tonight.
Mallory Brothers are drilling on the
Reynolds farm. on Willow Island in adj
vance OF the Broad Run production. The
prospects SO far are good. Their well on
the ]. S. Smith farm was shot FRIDAY.
and is rated light producer
Hon. George Kelsall has curiosity in
an old letter written by his fathnr n,na